District News items from The Herald Correspondents
District notes from The Herald cover farm losses hay theft suspects and weather, local meetings and new buildings. Entries mention Sherritt, Dave Lowes, Leech, St Pauls church, Nanans wintering plans, John Wilson Pathh business, Pathhead schoolhouse event on Dev 5, new blacksmith shop in Loyville, land deals and moving, England visit by Stanley Smith, open fall plowing, and county council actions on taxes, drainage, and salaries with community updates.
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Duncan
Freeman
John A. John Wilson
Pathh
Pathhead
Fragmented Railway Advertisement Notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists express trains, physicians and local business names. It mentions Grand View Hotel, Logan & Co, Portage la Prairie, and Andrew Allen as president. The text references wheat money, prices, and delivery notes, with scattered names and locations, but lacks a coherent report or single event.
Furnishings and home goods catalog ad with varied items
An old catalog style list offers rockers in oak and sunbox, chairs, window poles, shades, table covers, baby furniture, cradles, cribs, lounges and beds. Describes many sizes and prices and mentions engraved plates and robes with trimmings. Includes a note about newspaper subscriptions and a call to action for orders and delivery.
War news from Winn Tribune promises frequent updates
The Winn Tribune pledges timely war coverage from South Africa, aiming to deliver dependable reports two or three times weekly. The Daily Tribune will be mailed to all readers, with updates on military actions and related events.
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Winn Tribune
South Africa
Tsou
Pont
Dow
Ny Allness
Hunt to Start His Coping Machine This Week
A fragmented local notice notes movements around Mi and MacGregor areas. It mentions Hunt’s plan to begin a project, residents changing homes at old Freeman and McDougall properties, and Parker and Patterson building near Rel Creek settlement. It hints at a social event and upcoming attendance.
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T. Hunt
Hersman
Old Freeman
McDougall Place
MacGregor
Tom Parker
L. Patterson
Xurel Creek
Foresters Hold Poised Meeting at MacGregor Hall
Prosters' gathering announced for MacGregor Hall as Afmportart attendees prepare to convene and discuss agenda items related to lodges and community activities.
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Loveville
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Nis
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W. J. Love
Parks
Loyville
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Pynga
John Jeffrey
John
Bouy
Norman Meher
Dan Well
J. Payne
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House
Hugh Smith
Stanley Smith
England
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Rosehill
Miss Chant
R. Leckie
Bo Morris
Hrrst
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Chas. G ‘Askills
Miss Murchison
Petrel
Mrs. McCaskill
Dell
Frank ‘Thompson
Billy
Bax
McKenzie
Wim
Link
Winnipeg
LW. M. Co
Angs Handy
Robt, Scott
Mortage
Fim
Barrett
Brandon
John Gedde
He Paisley
Miss
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Tonny
Y.g. Stewart
Lowrie
Winnipes
David Mohan
Joseph Bedfond
Myrtle
Genge
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Montomery
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North Norfolk Council
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Mara Mut Ail
P Seeyitions
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North Cypress
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Tarnir
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Om & Is
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Manns
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A. Palmer
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McMiilian
Taylor
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Vardon
Campbell
Weuner
Daniel Campbell
Austin
Varnes
Mac. Gregor
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ING Wis Nor
Pacific Express
Adiande Express
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R.j.haworth
M.D. C.al
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T. R. Ponton
Thijawes ‘of Arts Nout
Gov. W. Walker
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Mamelaor
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County Court Desk
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Stanley
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Ase Brosirs
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Grand View Hotel
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Tonge Lee
Irwin Omy
Willo
Logan
Mrs. Barradell
Merchants Bank
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Borties
Andrew Allen
Jeo, Hague
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Paylinhers
Callat Hemi
the Weekly Tribune
Maliitoua
Tribune
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Charlie Brown
A. Duckes Basely
Porpsters' Meeting
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