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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1898
Page
4
Scattered OCR text mentions marriages and various names such as Deets and Bailey, with unclear context. The fragmentary lines reference people and possible notices but lack coherent details, making precise reporting difficult.
The Winnipeg Herald rejects Joseph Martin's slander against Sir Clifford Sifton, vowing Sifton’s long public service and loyalty to Manitoba. It cites Martin’s lack of proof, notes Sifton’s opposition to CPR policies, and asserts no betrayal or treachery by Sifton.
The passage questions whether tariff reform has faded from debate and if Liberal leaders remain true to free trade. It notes Laurier’s shift toward reform, contrasts with the protectionist opposition, and urges steady support for genuine free trade with gradual tariff reductions.
The letter discusses migration patterns to Canada, noting waves from Britain and the United States, with percentages from Galicia and other regions. It critiques shifts due to government policy, cites the Minister of Interior, and comments on valuation standards and import pricing impacting trade. It highlights changes in emigration and the Dominion's improving conditions.
A letter from E. K. and Burberrise in Austin dated October 25, 1898, defends a council member and disputes claims about culverts and bridges. The writer accuses Taxpayer of misrepresenting repairs while asserting personal non hostilities toward Mr Bright. A later note mentions high timber being leveled and payment details.
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