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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary clerical note describes banking rates, a savings bank department, and a reworked Albion House in MacGregor, Manitoba. Mentions high current interest rates, office hours, and a thorough refit for reliable service.
Fragmented notice lists travel times and daily mail schedules for multiple routes and services. Mentions sections West Creek Wellwood and Edtans, with trains and buses on various days. Some entries indicate departures, arrivals, and opening times, though text is garbled.
Fragmented advertisement text mentioning rotary public, real estate, and hardware items. References to Cooper Taylor, Hyndman, Joney, and Western Land Co at 453 Main Street. Vague lines about crates, prices, and land listings with multiple disjointed words.
The readable fragments describe a station named Stanley House and a place labeled MAD Gea with prosire wording. The text hints at an establishment or location and a possible stationary context. Further clarity is needed to identify precise event or entity.
The report highlights the success of the athletic association's fission and notes a good season. Officers were announced and admission set at one dollar to join. After adjournment, the enrollment list began with satisfactory numbers and the group expects generous local support through personal canvassing.
Fragmentary notice discusses a consignment arriving promptly. Harsh phrasing mentions leather goods and deanahts. The text references William Blair and cautions about heedless purchases and other ellipses.
A garbled fragment mentions wheat profits per bushel and transport costs, referencing names like CLIFFORD and partial phrases about driving. The readable bits imply a discussion of earnings or pricing for shipments or storage, but the text is largely indecipherable.
The Agricultural Society and Farmers Institute in Austin held an afternoon meeting last Wednesday with lower attendance than hoped. Speakers urged farmers to improve profits by better horse care, weed control, optimal grasses, and weed eradication, while emphasizing modern methods and practical advice for future farming success. The report notes a slow winter for sport and work, with attendees urged to do their best to progress despite the season.
In Portage la Prairie on a Wednesday evening a notable wedding united Miss Mabel Blanche Mawhinney Mawhinney of Portage and Dr. T. R. Ponton of MacGregor. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents home with thirty guests, led by her father, as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played. The bride wore crepe de chine over white with tucked flounces and carried white roses and carnations. her sister May Mawhinney assisted. The groom was supported by Jos. Tiegroom, with Dr. L. Austin and Rev. Mr. Gordon officiating. After the knot, congratulations followed, with a reception featuring a sund, class normal pro fil and bread and butter, and gifts noted including a home necklace from Mrs. Ponton. the couple will reside at the Ponton home, with Mrs Ponton at home Friday and Saturday Upst ard and 4th from 4 to ?.
A jumble of market notes and ads lists milk cows stock food and Bay A sale at R. Martins. Glover’s rushes business with roofing and water products while Morrisons and Peoples Store promote spring goods. Macgregor Bakery posts fresh pastry and bread. Holmes stock items include oats syrup and Postum with a meeting announced for Carberry on April th.
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