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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice on deaths and events. Mentions Mushc Marsiagen and Acceommenis with scant detail, leaving core names and dates unclear.
The notice lists train schedules and mail times for MacGregor and Wellwood sections. It notes Imperial Limited services on Fridays and Sundays, several daily trains with varying stops, and the MacGregor post office mail arrival and departure times with a few sender/receiver links.
A note places MacGregor Man at a Medical Hall near Residence Two doors west of AL House. It mentions Petara sites Abies of teaching svehdea to Prosiie F. K Station wa GEO.
The Sinclair House entry appears with initials NS and a man named Greg. Details are sparse and unclear from the fragmentary OCR text.
A brief item notes a location Albion House in MacGizecon and names Max Mundell and Pxomreron. The readable fragments suggest a property or人物 reference without clear event details or dates.
A new elevator is being erected at Macgregor with modern grain handling gear and is expected to be in use by October. A first class chopping plant will process grain and exchange flour, bran, and shorts for wheat to meet public needs. The firm seeks ear wheat available for outright purchase or on commission via CPR or Canadian Northern, and already holds a full stock of flour, bran, and shorts on Main Street.
A large car delivered furniture including unloded items. details are incomplete but indicate a significant shipment arrival and unloading activity at the location. Exact quantities, origins, and destinations remain unreadable in the fragment.
The annual PHE Ball Fair drew a large, orderly crowd amid ideal weather. Exhibits highlighted strong stock, dairy and poultry, baking, needlework, and education entries. Prize winners included Messrs. Hay Knox Muir for livestock, and W B Walker for grass seed. notable praise went to the ladies for exhibits and enthusiasm.
The Herald reports a tragedy near Sidney last week involving the children of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. The machine left unguarded, the youngsters were allowed out to walk toward the railway crossing and yards near Brandon. An eastbound train on a downgrade could not stop in time.
An elder saved a younger before a locomotive struck the child, causing instant death. Coroner Dr Haworth investigated at Sidney and deemed an inquest unnecessary as the engineer acted promptly. Martha Lowes died in Winnipeg hospital after an operation, leaving a husband three sons and five daughters and the family receives community sympathy.
A correspondent reports Robert Adamson of the Im ration Branch will travel to Scotland to recruit experienced farm workers for the coming year at 3200 wages plus board and lodging. Applicants must apply to the Herald undersigned by the first week in November. an advance of £29 is deducted from the first three months of wages.
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