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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
4
farm and town land offered with multiple plots and features. NE area listing includes forty acre tract ready for crop with good framing and wells. Also NW quarter 9 11 2 plus near town center properties with stables and potential rentals. Details and particulars by contacting the owner or offices listed.
Classified notice seeking a special representative to advance an old established business house with solid financial landing. Salary twenty one dollars weekly with exercises advanced each Monday by executive driver from headquarters. Expenses advanced up to one hundred for permanent financing. Address The Tumbia 63 Monon Building, Chicago.
Reports from the Dairy Division describe mould appearing on parchment rings of butter packages. It spreads from spores requiring moisture, growing on damp interiors and with frequent door openings. Disinfection plan uses mercuric chloride solution for interiors. formalin in brine coats parchment linings. Preventive steps include drying storage and using high quality parchment.
A fragment states that 80 by 12 inch sheets should weigh at least 40 pounds, and the same number of sheets weighing not less than a specified pound amount with other sizes in proportion. The text appears to describe a standard for paper weight and sheet quantities.
Mr W S Spark of Cambridgeshire, England, visiting Winnipes, Canada, sought Canadian breed features and lectures on fat stock, horse breeding, and registry. He noted strong demand for weight carrying hunters, suggested heavier draft types, and praised Canadian shows while urging soundness registries and government support. The Canadian gaze remains eager for progress.
A nostalgic dialogue between riders and a weary horse named Billy unfolds in a rustic exchange. The speaker praises the horse, laments fatigue, and urges mercy while the creature instinctively resists. The piece blends sentiment with rustic imagery of fields, wind, and pasture, reflecting themes of companionship and aging.
A man hunting the missing horse’s mate visits a distant auction stable. The horse responds with a whinny, and the line of mares and geldings echoes it, revealing the bond between mates as owners claim their horses. The tale blends curiosity and equine affection in a puzzling scene.
The many friends of John Blount note his full recovery from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Doctors in Monon, Indiana had failed to help, but the balm provided prompt relief from the pain.
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