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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
5
The notice mentions a post office closing time at seven and requires mail to be dispatched promptly. It also provides medical guidance about soaking corn, applying a pain balm, and using liniment for lameness. It claims availability from pharmacists and dealers.
The People's Store in Austin announces a strict cash policy starting November 1, with no or limited credit and a two months cash-on-hand expectation. A 10 percent discount on purchases will be offered every Tuesday until further notice to encourage cash transactions and stock turnover. Special emphasis this winter is on low prices and customer satisfaction to stay competitive.
The article notes the school editorials and local items, praising staff efforts, introducing basketball to engage pupils during winter. It mentions Rev Wilkinson leading English services, a break in events at Springbrook, a burglary at Mr Forster’s house, and upcoming Thanksgiving events. It highlights social visits, election reflections, and community notices including Mr Crowder’s England trip and Mr McLellan expanding his store.
Territorial Horse Breeders Association moves to hold a three day Horse Fair in Calgary in March 1905 with the Dominion and Territorial Agriculture departments. Over 100 horses listed, aim to attract 300, buyers ready to complete private deals as in major livestock centers.
A fragmented page lists local shops and services from Fryer studio to Campbell's shoes and Campbell’s, stressing fall stock, refined overcoats, coal oil, and buying from Fryer. It mentions the People’s Store in Austin, a livery business move, alterations at McKreia’s, and various ads for goods like shoes, felt wear, lumber, wedding rings, and wedding notices amid scattered notes about auctions and medicines.
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