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Fragmentary page note from The Herald dated 1991 mentions city events and names Gregor Noy in an unidentified local context. The readable text is partial and lacks clear action or outcome.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary page note from The Herald dated 1991 mentions city events and names Gregor Noy in an unidentified local context. The readable text is partial and lacks clear action or outcome.
A century old dispute pits farmers against railways and elevator firms over a fixed tax and regulation regime. Writers urge unity to counter combines and protect wheat shipments to lake ports, arguing current policies favor large interests and punish small farmers.
Travellers report Macgregor, a well liked layman in the district, died after a coroner's inquest. A jury ruled the death was from natural causes following testimony at St. Pauls.
A Teating at the Presbyterian church Friday organized the Macgreat Literary Society. It will meet on the first and third Mondays each month at Mut foch's ha. Officers include President Praid L. Meleaa and Vice Presidents Revs A Citist and A P Myles. Treasurer Ming W Mittin and Executive Committee members were named to draft a program for the next meeting.
The page includes an obituary note for Mrs. Ni McLecal buried at Burnside and references to a Wednesday burial time. It also features local ads urging readers to buy Shorey suits Merrick Bros Piste offers and Christmas coats, plus farm news and government talk.
From Coopersville Michigan word spreads of a remedy for coughs and colds. Mrs Himelburger cites three generations using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and insists it has no equal for coughs and colds. The ad promises relief for lung diseases and guarantees bottles at drug stores with free trial doses.
The text notes the death of Rev. Hicks amid a praised year of hard work and success. It mentions his journal Mord and Works and his staff, with reference to St Louis and a date around October 5. The fragmentary content honors his career and projects.
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