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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
2
A government decree restricts entry of German, Hungarian, Bulgarian, or Turkish nationals without prior permission from the minister of immigration and colonization. The policy targets specific minority groups and imposes a formal approval requirement.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a night time remedy that cleanses the liver and bowels, relieves headaches and biliousness, tastes like candy, and is safe for children, claiming over 30 million boxes sold annually. Berlin dispatches describe Munich’s heavy security with machine guns and restricted access around a government display. A plowing match is planned near Guernec by local Grain Growers, and Regina reports over 4,000 enrollment in public schools.
Sinn Fein member R C Barton representing West Wicklow escaped Mountjoy prison Dublin. A dummy was found in his bed and the window bar sawed through enabling the breakout. Barton, a large landowner, formerly served as an officer in the Dublin Fusiliers before joining Sinn Fein.
A ready made house company located in Regina has sold ready cut materials for 100 houses since January beginning.
A fragment promotes Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a portable cheap remedy far stronger than many elixirs. It touts usefulness in multiple applications and positions the product as a staple for the poor man's needs.
Winnipeg socialist party officially ceased to exist after riots led by returning soldiers opposing Bolshevist doctrines. Secretary Blumenberg fled to Minneapolis and resigned, leaving the movement with no secretary, no club rooms, and no membership.
Minard’s Liniment sponsor states industrial exhibition begins construction at Victoria park in Calgary. A cement grandstand for eight thousand seats will cost about $80,000, plus a fireproof cattle barn and sale ring under one roof to seat about eighteen hundred. The cattle barn may house two to three hundred head.
Marj Coni Company announces plans to establish wireless telephony linking Ireland and Canada, signaling a significant step in transatlantic communications and cross Atlantic telephone services. The move aims to improve long distance connectivity for passengers and businesses.
The Sunday school outline traces God's hand in Israel from oppression in Egypt to delivery by plagues and the Red Sea, then guides Moses and Joshua. Ten lessons cover preparation, leadership, freedom, manna, Jethro’s counsel, Sinai governance, idolatry correction, spies and wilderness wandering, justice in cities of refuge, and national obedience before Joshua’s death.
Proposals aim to build a new normal school in Saskatoon at city park near residential area. The plan estimates total cost may reach one million dollars and includes a twelve room school building a gymnasium and an eight room practice school. Also mentions future Grain Grower balls planned for Saskatchewan summers.
The Bennet and White Construction of Napanee Ontario lands a contract for a Calgary factory and its garage site opposite Central School. The plant will cost about twenty thousand dollars. The firm also wins the coke factory project in Calgary vicinity. Conditions and dates referenced imply urgent work and local industry activity.
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for children and infants. It urges mothers to use a teaspoonful to relieve fever stomach pains and constipation, promising quick relief and a healthy, playful child. The piece notes genuine product from the Fig Syrup Company and warns against counterfeits. It ends with a brief news update about CNR railway work from Red Deer river to Medicine Hat pending weather.
Farmers in Saskatchewan will gain better service as thirty companies open offices across the province this year. The move promises improved access for farm insurance, with offices to be established at multiple points in the region.
The hospital notice describes applying a few drops of a drug called Freezone to corns and calluses. It claims immediate relief and removal of the entire corn with no pain, noting it is affordable and may suit valued footwear comfort.
Horsemen for 25 years have recommended Spohn's Distemper Compound. Presented with care by Dintenper Company, Goshen Indiana, US.
A British War Office pilot flew from Folkestone to Paris covering 172 miles in a swift flight. The effort established a four hour time for the journey amid favorable winds.
Mothers applaud Baby's Own Tablets as a mild yet thorough laxative easing constipation indigestion and sleeplessness. One letter from Leslie at Maddington Falls confirms satisfaction and intent to continue use for her child. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Ottawa Brocka Ont. U-39 at Cartagena Spain and seized German ships mentioned in a Madrid dispatch.
A group of western settlers begins the spring trek into Peace River and Grande Prot o regions, aiming to buy farm sites on business terms rather than homesteading. The party plans to stake lands in the north and continue with more settlers joining in spring.
In Paris diplomatic and political circles there is a strong feeling that Herbert H. Asquith former British prime minister should become the first president of the League of Nations. The Daily report notes support among influential voices in Paris.
The Regina board of trade unanimously endorses pressing the government to grant a charter to the Canadian Pacific Railway. The proposed route runs from Lanigan to Cumberland House this year via Watson and Melfort.
Western Canada loses about ten million dollars a year in soft coal shipments as Alberta seeks freight rate relief. Alberta mines could expand output by about two million tons annually if a market solution is found. Separately, three cars of creamery batter moved from Saskatoon to New York as a trial, with New York buyers showing interest and planning broader shipments from Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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