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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
5
Announcement outlines Dominion land regulations for homesteading in the Canadian North West. Applicants must reside six months in each of six years to claim a patent, with price set at 1.0 per acre and minimums including fifty acres and a dwelling. Deputy Minister of the Interior note and disclaimer of payment for unauthorized publication.
Local residents travel to Winnipeg and return on business trips. Harold and Mrs. Harold depart for Winnipeg. Walter Cookson and Mr. and Mrs. left for England and abroad. A.J. Johnson heads Sweden trip for three months. The Baptist Church plans a Sunday service with Rev. Wilson speaking on Spiritual Growth. E.C. Lake appointed agent for Austin and MacGregor district representing Winnipeg Piano Co. for sale of piano players and related goods.
Mr W Leckie failed to finish a race last Saturday in the pair while Mr Smartnertrnee attended Arden. The Misses Jedfrey visited Nie aith last Thursday. Mr and Mrs A Wetherilla host a gathering tomorrow evening. Mr K eCash repairing and demolishing neighbours wood piles. Harvey of Winniper farms the six year district. Mr Dickson to preside at Rosehill on the 2th inst.
John Styff was found guilty in Portage for shooting Samuel Hodgins, the Austin farmer. Hodgins testified the incident occurred after dinner last December when the prisoner, who had dined at his house, left with Hodgins’ gun and fired twice, one shot striking Hodgins in the side. Mrs Hodgins corroborated the account. no defense evidence was offered and the jury imposed a five year penitentiary term at Stoney Mountain.
Former butcher advertises sale of business to Mr Duff and asks all debtors to call and settle accounts by cash or trade. Willing to buy all kinds of food with fair prices. Thanks readers for past favors.
John W. Sickelsminth of Greensboro Fa says his three children suffer frequent colds and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been more effective than other medicines they tried. He notes that the product is sold by all dealers.
The TEW department in Winnipeg announces a new immigration office at 62 Scott Block and a campaign in Great Britain led by Mr Thomas Howell to recruit skilled workers for Canada. Royal Line Steamers offer full accommodation through summer as Hawley of Winnipes plans farm and domestic labor intake for the West. Applications and enrolment certificates are handled by W A Hawley at 52 Scott Block. Renew subscriptions to the Herald and urge readers to call and pay balances.
A health note urging readers to treat a cold promptly with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Claims the cold should not linger and that the remedy will stop prolonged symptoms. Mentions availability through all dealers.
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