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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
4
Incomplete OCR fragment references a levee avverisine or notices, with unlikely garbled names and dates. Readable terms include a board, a notice, and a potential public action. specifics remain unclear due to damaged text.
County Court proceedings show an action to recover damages for negligence. Plaintiff alleges injury from frying incident and seeks $105.85. Attorneys for plaintiff and defendant argued the case after witnesses and evidence.
Bertha hosted by her Sunday School class at MacGregor with several girl friends. Eve Cairns spoke, Edna Watson gave a leather sewing companion, Irene Merrick presented a black grain leather hand bag with notes, and the class offered an Easter card. Bertha expressed deep thanks and gratitude for the thoughtful farewell gathering.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hodgins mourn the death of their daughter Margaret aged 1 year and 10 months yesterday morning The funeral is this afternoon at Wellington Cemetery with friends extending sympathy to the bereaved family
A local effort seeks to unite Clairent Resecaie and Lady schools into a central institution. Hayes and Maguire spoke as a committee formed by Smilie Rands and Osborne to circulate a petition for municipal arbitration. A follow up public meeting may occur before arbitration.
A Friday evening gathering by Bagot Grain Growers discussed reports from delegates representing farmers at Ottaws. The large delegation noted progress on the delegation’s aims and affirmed convictions of farmers in the West. The session aimed to invite Mr Dickson to speak later on Direct Legislation.
The Brandon winter fair is hailed as a yearly feature boosting instruction and entertainment. Observers credit improved exhibits and the strong enterprise of officials, noting Manitoba as a leading agricultural hub in Canada and predicting further benefits from the fair’s momentum.
Loyal subjects across the British Empire are invited to donate to a coronation gift for King George. Gifts may be as little as a penny but must not exceed five dollars. Donor names will be sent to the King. funds aim to pay for a personal ornament and still aid His Excellency Earl Gath. Sir Daniel H. McMillan initiates the Manitoba drive, promising donors’ names be forwarded from Government House. Mayors and Reeves coordinate local efforts. final submissions due April 23. Letters to Sir Daniel Government House or R. H. Smith, Hon. Secretary, C G K G Winnipeg for more details.
The piece contrasts Manitoba winter conditions with other regions, noting pacific coast rain, Alberta snow, Saskatchewan warmth in March, and Ontario’s heavy snows. It suggests Manitoba’s cold, steady climate supports farming and business. it promotes Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatism and pain, and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds. It calls readers to submit news tips to the Herald office.
R Goodrich's Farm Beaver Manitoba advertises 200 toms of Timothy hay priced from £10.00 up, with discounts escalating by quantity. Bulk buyers encouraged to contact for details.
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