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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
5
A brief summary describes the North West land rules and the process for building a residence. It notes Frontics in each private city area to erect a house valued at 30 units, with references to ministerial offices and publication in official notices. The text preserves regulatory intent and official tone.
MacGregor Feed Store announces a fresh cargo arrival just received with another shipment expected in a couple of days. Local customers are urged to check inventory as stock replenishment continues.
Town observes Empire Day as stores close at noon on Friday for King Edward VII’s funeral. Hugh Strain recovers from illness after returning from Winnipeg. Foresters lodge to hold church parade, memory service, and addresses in the Foresters Hall with music. Prize trials and county fair details mention cattle, swine, and exhibit plans amid local notices.
In Winnipeg on Thursday last a motion in chambers sought to prohibit Police Magistrate Pickering Austin from proceeding with the trial of William Speed of Austin for liquor law violations in North Folk’s local option district. The information allegedly lacks an essential element and an amended charge would amount to a new proceeding beyond the 30 day limit under the Liquor License Act. The decision affects the magistrate’s jurisdiction in handling the case.
The Winnipeg exhibition features a prize jury display with fine work on the cover and a photo engraving of Revelentia's Heir, a Clydesdale stallion of Western Canada. The reverse shows a maple shield with dates of the fair, held this year in Winnipeg.
Sir Ernest Shackleton will recount the Antarctic expedition's adventures at the Winter Fair Auditorium in Brandon on Monday May 23. The talk, illustrated with views, follows his England premiere attended by 10,000 and a path through major U.S. cities. Tickets from $1 to $2 via the M C A secretary.
Turner and Company of Toronto faces possible loss of license over alleged Ontario Liquor License Act infringement. Indicted before Magistrate Dennison for selling liquor to be resold in a focal option district. Accused offered no defence as Hon W J Hanna pledged a strict policy to pursue illicit shipments and revoke licenses.
A promotion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claims it contains no opium or narcotics and can be given with implicit confidence. It positions the remedy as a quick cure for coughs and colds that affect children, noting it is unsurpassed and sold by all dealers.
A full grown boar pig strayed onto the premises of the undersigned on May 5. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying all expenses at Gray Springbrook Farm.
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