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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage references Lesson VII and Fourth Quarter in November with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Aeginies, a vampie leader, a queen Kathe, temple writs, and varied historical and literary fragments, all read amid fractured lines and nonstandard spelling.
Fragmentary text mentions arrest and evidence links including a person named Meg and Red Bor. The garbled lines reference a trunk, theft or trick, and a police or court context with unspecified dates or places.
Readable fragments describe a runaway team driver and accident involving a Portage farmer and a threshing injury. Other garbled phrases mention a room mate, prams, and various oddities as a local page segment mixes sports and injury notes.
A farmer died after being thrown from a frightened horse when an automobile frightened the animal near Sarkatoon. The incident occurred Sunday following a routine farm task. Authorities reported the horse bolted and the rider was fatally injured.
Fragmented text reports an offer or proposal related to a Western trade or industry, mentioning United States, New York, some pricing, and competition. It references a possibility of demonstrations and a policy about products, but details are garbled and unreadable.
A proposed Meridian route would run across the nation improving cross country travel. Officials plan passable highways year round with construction contracts to begin soon and numbering indicating future lanes and safety improvements.
Fire destroyed stables causing an estimated 2500 dollars in damage to threshing gear. Merchants express relief that losses are limited to structures and do not threaten larger estates. No further injuries reported.
In Carman a doctor died when his car collided with another vehicle. The fatality occurred on the road to town where emergency crews rushed to the scene but the physician could not be saved.
Market report from Nome and Winnipes cash prices presenting current wholesale produce rates. Includes grain and dairy items with updated figures and comparisons to prior periods.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a delayed opening of a Saskatchewan agricultural college event. It references a year around 19 and indicates plans for a November completion. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
A court verdict favors the plaintiff in a Swan River suit involving James Wo Swot Riser and related parties. The decision awards the plaintiff costly court allowances and confirms the alleged breach of mutual affection claims.
In Port Arthur and Fort William petitions are presented amid ongoing building room notices and testimony. The fragments reference charges and a figure around 75 dollars, indicating local civic activity with contested claims and public input.
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