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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
5
A fragmentary note mentions Dr. Ponton and credentials, with vague references to medical service and a public benefit aim. The readable text hints at a medical professional offering telehealth or telemedicine services, but details are incomplete. Further context is needed for full clarity.
Fragmented notes report Mr Balfour of Carberry and Mr H Gaines leaving for Winnipeg then England. Mr Backs plans a serious operation and talks of a tea planting venture in Deyton. A message mentions farm matters and local registrations amid scattered details.
In Rosehill Mr and Mrs Albert Pay hosted Sunday guests while Mr Wo McEachern left after a farm trip with Geo Egan accompanying him. Mr T Gourlay visited D Jeffery and a Ladysmith delegation attended the Grain Growers Concert at the Schoolhouse Friday with Portage la Prairie speaker Mr Wood praising temperance and noting Assaca ties. a refreshment program followed.
The department of Ag and Immigration warns Manitoba residents to register births marriages and deaths properly. Non registration endangers vital records and the value of these documents for individuals and the province.
A broad survey captures the Athletic World in Canada, detailing sport and recreation developments. It notes editorial trends, the rise of new events, and a strong presence of teams and athletes shaping current competitions locally and beyond.
For the Manitoba Winter Fair Brandon on March 11 to 17 1911 the Canadian Pacific Railway will sell excursion tickets at a rate from all Manitoba and surrounding stations to Brandon and return Tickets are valid March 11 to 16 1911 inclusive with some station specific sale dates. All tickets valid returning March 20 1911. The notice invites enrollment certificates and route card requests.
A rough ad style note urges readers to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for lingering colds. It claims the remedy helps end a stubborn cough and is sold by dealers.
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