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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
8
The markets report混乱 text lists grain items including wheat barley oats with varying prices such as 35¢ for oats and 17¢ for butter. Some entries like Tiggs Exgs We and iran alton Shorth appear garbled, but reference to barley oats and wheat prices remains. Overall, agricultural commodities show minor pricing shifts with fragmented figures.
Mr. F Karl of Dauphin visited town while Robt Lyons MPP of Cardery was in town yesterday Art Halstead from Oak Lake passed through on route to Portage. The first Quadi hule Club assembly will be held Friday in Cook's hall Mrs Wan Cook is recovering home confinement. Mr. Jack Thompson and son Arthur of Indian Head arrived to exercise their franchise. Mrs. John Merrick was thrown from a buggy last Friday afternoon and seriously hurt but is recovering. Mr. Kellighan of Neepawa, Portage la Prairie Returning Officer, was in MacGregor on duty. The Ladies Aid and Talent Logisty of Bagot church scheduled an oyster supper for Tuesday November 29. An entertainment noted a man refusing to surrender a newly bought ticket. Real estate transfer: Fred Byers sold his brick Main Street store to Gillespie who will take charge in spring. A schoolboy near MacGregor demonstrated moments of intellect by suggesting the sentence The horse devises the cart.
Local items report Pete Pierson of Indian Head visiting town and Art Cleggett’s arrival from Pipestone. Rev J G Shearer to visit MacGregor on Dec 6 and church services planned for November 20 21 and Thanksgiving. Synod meets in Winnipeg next Tuesday evening. An auction sale of farm stock announced for A T Mitchel near Bagot on Nov 10. Widespread Halloween observations noted with discarded obstructions. Kyle of Plymouth nominated for Senate with strong caucus support and broad press praise.
The North West Farmer reports Prof Shutt analyzing rust affected wheat in Manitoba. Samples from the same field show rusted straw unexpectedly higher protein and feeding value despite rust, while grain shows high protein linked to wheat strength. The article calls for feeding experiments at Brandon to test rusted versus clean straw.
The clipping blends shop adverts from Fryer and McLeod with promotions for hardware and clothing from Campbell's and J. Smiths. A humorous fragment follows about a pipe repair mishap, ending with a plug for Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea Remedy and a sales line for Glover.
W Edwards of Des Moines prains his wrist and knees. He reports using Camberlain's Pain Balm, which relieved soreness after a few applications and saved him days of suffering. The lotion is sold by all druggists.
Campbell announces a sale at The Comer store offering all types of waitts and gloves at reduced prices. Appears aimed at drawing shoppers with a broad discount on apparel and home goods.
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