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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
5
A garbled ad claims Chamberisin's Salve relieves intense itching from diseases listed like ringworm and herpes. It suggests instant relief and permanent effects with continued use, promising per box sales and distribution to dealers.
Legal notice dated February 27 announces Anderson and Williams of Vendur’s seiestive at Ports Prairie Manitoba, outlining conditions and further particulars for the case or matter.
The Wood Workei Connection launches with a char sale and community event inviting residents to explore new carpentry courses and shop chatter. Organizers emphasize hands on learning, local partnerships, and shop tours to showcase project ideas and tool demonstrations.
Community news from Orangeville includes names of residents returning home and moving away. Mr Ged Cowper of Portage and Mr and Mrs A Roreborough are mentioned, along with Mr and Mrs Jno Sherritt and family moving to Willw Range. Beaverton Hardware’s Croll is ill, and a Saginaw salesman praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting its travel usefulness aboard ships and trains.
March events, funerals, and local incidents. Mr Robert Lawrie of Carberry dies suddenly. Mrs Lawrie and family receive community support. Divine service at bridge camp on March 15 praised. Auction at L. White Jag’s yields fair cattle and strong horse sale. Walker of Carberry auctioneer. Timber mill plans include 725 ft creek stretch and 80 ft height, over half a million feet timber. Accidents discussed, including injuries at Libster’s, sidney beltin incident, and a few days off work.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe visitors, a port scene near Glydaon, and references to individuals including George Ton and Mr F Lawrence. Mentions of March 26 and a bridge, with scattered names like Duncan McLangil uy and Murphy’s caluie appear, but specifics are unclear.
Report from Taneh near Carberry last Friday notes the final ben is nearly complete and workers are at 85 feet high on the trestle for the big bridge. A few camp boys went visiting, got a bit intoxicated, and were fired.
A vintage advertisement claims Chauberlain's Stone and Liver Tablets ease stomach disorders and nervous conditions to restore digestive health and promote sleep. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
Mr Robert Hood made a Souris business trip last week and Mr Robert Moffat is away. A bouncing boy was born to Mrs Ro last week. Willian Moffat traveled by Thursday’s train. A mother aged old is visiting her sons in Ontario. Wood lots are small but a sale of cordwood is planned. The Too Quadrille Club met Friday evening for the next dance. Laborers and summer help are in demand. Mr RiMoffat visited North Cypress Courie. Ward trustees faced office inconveniences. Mr F’s health remains poor and he is in hospital at Ports. Land values rise with few available parcels. quarter sections sold around $2,000 to $3,400, reflecting quality.
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