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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
5
A clipped ledger fragment lists Wheat No. 1 Northern inspected status and not inspected notes, Nos.1 and 2 white feed barley, No.3 and No.4 feed batter per pound, and eggs per dozen. The text preserves commodity names and unit prices with partial formatting.
A note describes Dominion land regulations for homesteading. It outlines eligibility for a head of family, age requirements, residence six months yearly, 40 acre or 50 acre cultivation duties, and pricing per acre for different homestead options. It mentions entries for purchased homesteads and district conditions, with a deputy of the Interior Ministry cited and a caution about unauthorized publication for payment.
In town over the weekend Jo E. McGregor of Yorkton spent the week end. Reverend Phair of Austin conducted a service last week. We regret to record the death of Robert. funeral was Monday at the cemetery led by Rev A G Clark of Austin.
Anglican church notices list services at Austin and Carberry with visiting preachers from Winnipeg and Peckham. Special services run October 20 to ongoing daily mission services at Sand from 12 am to 3 and 7 30 pm led by Rev Kirk rector of St Mary's Peckham.
R. G. Larimer, sought by the Winnipeg provincial police for auto related fraud, was arrested in Boston on Monday. Officials planned to bring him back to Winnipeg to stand trial after warrants were issued, as he allegedly obtained thousands by deception.
A muddled report shows Barry and Mortlak attempting a key race on Monday but chaotic timing and unclear conditions left the field unsettled. Darn a nephew of the Hanlen family had previously challenged for a world tie, with George Towns and Harry among names tied to the event, but details remain unclear.
Seed grain for sale boasting wheat oats and barley ready to stand up to storms. Grain from Gartons pedigreed strains, high-priced two years ago, with orders before threshing held. Seller inviting buyers to view crop and note excellent quality, offering meals on site, contact Cuan Sterne or Frep East, MacGregor.
A fragmented sale note mentions SS and NW yStand NW with an 11 11 date notation and a reference to Vavasour. Details are sparse but indicate a sale listing linked to the person or entity named Vavasour.
In Miwaukee roosevelt was shot after a speech at an auditorium. The assailant admitted firing the shot and said any man seeking a third term ought to be shot. Roosevelt was seriously wounded and to remain in hospital at least a week.
A local piece urges rural communities to improve commerce and farm outputs. It highlights how produce from fields gardens and orchards flows to larger markets, benefiting town and county life. The voice calls for pride in country progress and leaving a lasting positive impact.
The hunting season for male deer, wapiti, moose, and caribou opens December second and runs through both days inclusive. Applicants must obtain a license and residence hunters must secure a permit before hunting. Forms are available at the Department of Agriculture and Immigration in Winnipeg for a $2.09 fee.
A fragment describes a flock of sheep driven up a tack street by a carload of cattle from the west. It mentions stock imported by Stewart Horst, a shipment of cattle and meat for home consumption, and a hefty loss of thousands of dollars. The note questions local farming oversight and distribution of stock for shipment and home use.
The notice urges renewal of subscriptions, noting about five to six hundred on the list. It asks distant readers and debtors to remit promptly as bills are due, stressing the paper has been delivered weekly in good faith and asking readers to remember their duty and renew.
In NE 1 Sep BUA a fraternity approval is logged along with an otter fencing note and a renewable price. Casher corn trading with Rogers Cras U appears in the terse record.
Community message invites all districts in the municipality to submit weekly representations. It asks residents to show support and contribute by sharing their district’s needs and progress, promising attentive consideration and appreciation.
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