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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
1
A fragmented 1902 letter from MacGregor praising Prost & Wood No 1 binder bought from J. H. Watson as a most agreeable surprise. Other notes mention No 8 Groot binder by Mosers Frost & Wool, with positive remarks about performance and a hint of promotional advice.
A brief property or livestock notice featuring Rep Gavyrter offering a Pure Bred Short Horn Bull for sale or promotion. The ad notes the contact or listing by the representative and identifies the breed in concise phrasing.
A plew list of Federal candidates is provided for Manitoba in the approaching election. Names include L Richardson A W Pattee MP L W A Donald N Boy MP Glen Campbell Dr W J Roche MP A A C LaRiviere L P W D staples.
A raid on a vault during a disturbance at Austin uncovered two skeleton keys a loaded parcel two detonators nitroglycerin and about 20 feet of fuse. Police linked the find to a planned safe opening and noted the elements posed danger if triggered. The event coincided with temple lodge notices and a local cough remedy endorsement from Napier New Zealand.
A convention held Saturday afternoon at a local convention hall in Kegor explored history education across grades. President Bolton opened proceedings at 1:30 pm despite weather. Inspector Lang led discussions on composition and drawing, stressing engaging younger pupils and effective presentation across grades.
MacGregor public school monthly report for October lists room by room enrollment totals and attendance figures. Names of students with perfect or near perfect attendance are noted among the 57 of 540 enrolled in one class and others across Miss Christie and Miss Mass rooms.
Mr John Wilson, a valued community member born near Whitby Ontario fifty two years ago, died last Friday after a rapid illness that began with a hospital abscess. He lived west for sixteen years, leaving a widow, two daughters, a son, and an aged mother. The town mourns his loss and his funeral drew wide sympathy.
A local Halloween prank reveals a mischief pattern where youths altered property and used crude methods. The report notes fear of harm from reckless acts and describes a strange improvised setup with hive components and improvised rope, blamed on careless youngsters during celebrations.
Fragmentary text mentions M Jno Wilson and teind friends, a Christmas number by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and a plan involving a lute and bee keeping. Details are garbled with multiple typos and unnamed individuals.
A fragmented note notes a remedy labeled Chamberlain’s as easy to obtain from druggists and dealers without gaping or a pleasant effect. The readable text hints at a medicinal product but lacks clear details, names, dates, or a definite event.
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