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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
1
Train services list Brandon Local Moosejaw Local Imperial Limited with times west and east bound. Post office notes mail depart times daily and Saturdays Roselli mail run with registered letter and money order business must be completed 30 minutes before departure.
Fragmentary OCR noting a mortgage security at MacGregor and Coopers, Taylor, Cairns, and John Mundell in a Mansfield area office. Mentions legal and medical offices, auctioneer, and branches with dates and local officials. Names include MacGregor Man, Geo. Rogers, and Cooper Taylor.
Fragmentary market lines show prices for butter and goods. Mentions weights and amounts with scattered figures and vendor notes.
Fat cattle hogs and poultry are listed under Chas Street with names Buteker and Au appearing in the itemization. The fragment suggests a livestock sale or market entry with prices not shown. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
A fragmentary verse style note portrays Old Gill the Creamery man amid teasing lines about his temper and honesty. The speaker recalls comments by Sara and others, suggesting doubt about Gill’s integrity while hinting at payday and cash.
An aged, garbled 19th century advertisement promotes Booth Bros and Walkerville Moline Wagons with John Deere plows, offering low interest loans on farm property and a life policy described as superior and reliable, urging immediate provision and convenience for town and rural clients.
Farmers are urged to bring in flour for baking during the hot weather. The ad claims better returns than household baking and promotes using the service to bake bread for customers during the summer heat.
The piece references the Copenhagen Dream and Northfolk farmers receiving monthly payments from 1,300 to 2,004 dollars each season, comparing this to the regular subscription price of two papers, and notes a weekly affordability for all Democrats and others. The fragment suggests impartial news coverage on political and economic topics.
The annual convention of the Central Teachers association convened in Portage la Prairie on Thursday and Friday with many teachers from the division attending. Pascal Baker of Postage chaired the opening as Inspector Maguire delayed. sessions featured history teaching methods by Geo. Young and a strong focus on manual training by Prof. Warters. Prof. Clark of Chicago spoke on vocal expression and a large officer slate was elected.
John D Haut of Carberry is noted this Friday for involvement with a gang surveying a road near town. The report mentions relocation of a livery and feed stable and references Leslie Sanderson as starting work this week on the project.
The item mixes a dubious medical claim about a new remedy for croup and whooping cough with scattered advertisements. It mentions Dr fing New Discovery, a fear of bronchial trouble, Holmes & Cuirs, Merrick Bros buyers for dress goods, and a sale at Riss Martin's with a cut on underwear. The text reads as fragmented historical newspaper notice copy with product pitches and local retail appeals.
An old dental or medical ad notes arnica salve marketed to treat burns scalds and other injuries. The fragment mentions Bucklow's Arnica Salve and includes phrases about its supposed curing properties and availability from druggists and sores. The text is garbled but indicates a retail medical product ad from a bygone era.
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