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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
5
The proprietor touts customer value over sales volume, noting that every buyer received good value. The guiding motto has been and will remain delivering 100 cents worth for a dollar, signaling a focus on fair pricing and customer satisfaction.
Milton Ward announces sale of his implement and furniture business in MacGregor to W B Rogers after five years of liberal patronage. He will continue in furniture and undertaking from the Old Murdock Store opposite Central Drug Store with an up to date stock of furniture and related goods.
Austin news item notes visits by Dano and Cos agents J Rol ekshutt and Mosley of Perrin Co to town on Wednesday. Peter Tk and wife return to farm at Nort hleford. Winnipeg illness news about Addie Stookes. church and community events include masquerade on March 28 and a Shamrock Dance on the 17th. A locomotive incident at Danse siding is reported. local business changes include Booth Halliday taking over blacksmithing with plans for expansion. Miss Rose Campbell receives farewell purse at Presbyterian service, with warm address honoring her parish work.
A fragmented report notes daily progress across ecosystems, weekly town births, and extensive railway and industrial expansion. It highlights Alpertas Great Record with mention of 125 operations and coal tonnage around 2,000,000, plus bank levelment and new business growth.
A listing of farm equipment including McCormick binder several Deering and John Deere tools, a 122 single disk McCormick drill, wheel packer, harrows, plows, rakes, mowers, wagons, racks, potato planter, seed grain and potatoes, oats and barley, household items, and a note on terms. Items include lasting details like two season use, near new items, and specific models. Prices indicate cash up to $20, notes on approved credit beginning 1910 at 3 percent interest.
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