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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
3
The article analyzes Canadian pulpwood exports to the United States around 1910, noting values in the nine million to ten million dollar range. It cites tonnage figures for Canadian wood pulp and chemical pulp, mentions pricing fluctuations, and references the involvement of the Department and Canadian production levels.
Brandon alderman Staff Storant Rooster wins Lieut Governor’s match at the Manitoba Rutle Association Meeting in Winniper. Ceremony honors Rooster at Brandon gathering. Aldo Koester also brings honors to Brandon lary organization during the event.
The Calgary era notes a surplus of unskilled labor with farmers busy in fine weather and grain cutting progress slow. In the city artisans will be kept busy as the trend continues, with hopes that economic activity will stabilize despite risks and potential closures.
Wilbur Wright in St Louis asserts motorless flight is entirely feasible and soon to be demonstrated. Orville Wright hints Dayton tests may follow, with possible demonstrations for a storied audience. The brothers emphasize the art of soaring without powered propulsion remains within reach.
A terse notice notes Henry Purchaser and Ata Winnites involved in a Calgary realty matter. It states a total payment of $100 covers zero lots in the Fairmount subdivision while Mr Gumour’s group appears linked to other land dealings.
Toronto report says a mother and her infant were injured when a street car panic fare blew out. The woman suffered a knee injury while the baby was bruised, as the incident caused a commotion and minor injuries.
On Monday the Ottawa House in Port Arthur was purchased by Cumberland tech firm from George Drewery of Renors for 6710 dollars. The sale transfers ownership of The Ottawa House, a prominent local hotel, to the buyers.
The record describes an international distribution of the Canadian Export Directory by the Department of Trade and Commerce. It notes publication in multiple languages including English French German and Dutch and mentions distribution through consuls chambers of trade and related offices.
Miss Stevens delivers a spirited address at the Brandon YWCA institute opening. She notes substantial local work and policy discussions aimed at extending usefulness, urging active participation to overcome difficulties and promote progress in the YWCA movement.
A prairie blaze between the community and river near Rosthern broke out Sunday, threatening fields and a J. G Weatherby steading grain north of town. Firefighters battled gusty winds, saving a threshing outfit and 700 bushels but destroying 800 wheat. Action will be taken.
P R buys 25 000 tons of standard rails awaiting shipment. CPR enters market for 2540 shonas of rails. Potential contract could go to Chicago Mills after they recently rolled 30,000 tons for Canadian lines.
Missionary gatherings are scheduled across western cities by various allied churches. The events aim to promote outreach, missionary support, and religious education through lectures, workshops, and communal services in multiple venues throughout the region.
Reconstructed report notes leaders including John R. Mott of FRGS and Sir Andrew as returning from missionary lands. Newly elected church officials join the rings and promise a reworkable effort for the kind She will. Reports from the field indicate fewer than a thousand laymen chosen from business and professional life.
A damaged text fragment discusses a convention focused on Christian missions and stated aims. It mentions a provincial context and a perceived urgency to promote missionary work, with references to interference and purposes of the gathering. The readable portions center on religion and organizational intent.
A fragmentary notice outlines a plan to subdivide land and seeks guidance from local authorities on titles and land parcels. The readable text hints at coordination with surveyors and potential changes to property boundaries.
A terse item notes a transaction involving a Fort George railway site at Indian Street, with a stated payment around 100 000 dollars. Details are read as a brief record of the sale and payment figures.
A fragmented report describes an injury incident where a person was kicked and fell while Mercy and another rider pursued in a steep coulee. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Specific names, places, and outcomes could not be confirmed from readable text.
A man named Winnipes West W R Muvock sues in Manitoba over a denial or negation related to Salford. The action involves a demont pooyorad at the Curio ing's Bench.
Local option fight yields $1300 raised by licensed association. Alberts Tevedonate contributes $25,000 while brewert of 7090 helps push total toward the set goal. The report notes strong support from local groups and individuals for the measure.
Grain prices are reported across markets with figures for domestic and foreign trades. Poultry, live stock, dairy products and related commodities are noted with price ranges and notable shifts. Market watchers assess seasonal demand, crop yields, and export activity shaping weekly movements.
Fragmentary text describes a river incident near Medicine Hat and the disappearance of Jamon Connor. A body reportedly found downstream near Redetffe. Other notes mention a farm elevator editor William Grant and a Winnipeg traveler hurt in an unrelated incident, with limited readable details.
Iron Works for Meo Moose Tee reports Seek- Likeation expected in the city Tuesday over the announcement that Siridge Tron Commary has been formed and seized and sales planned in Moose Jaw. Capital will be $250,000 with original stockholders all local men.
The Canadian liner Corunna was beached on a shoal near Welcome Islands after running aground Friday morning. The vessel sustained no injuries or damage beyond expected wear and tear and later made port under its own power.
A fragmented report notes Brandon city leadership driving a ceremonial spike on a new streetcar project. It mentions planned sites and increased attention to the municipal railway effort, with officials aiming to advance the project more than before.
Fragmentary notes describe a smuggling inquiry presented to a county commissioner. The text references an officer named Wilkie and mentions dates in a prior month, with unclear specifics about the case or individuals involved.
A Saskatoon area settler, facing financial troubles and marital strife, shot his wife four times shortly after eight and then killed himself with a remaining cartridge. His wife is not expected to recover. The tragedy occurred near his home. the husband reportedly had the revolver with him after the act.
With only half the harvest completed and no rail cars available, Aberdeen Saskatchewan fears a grain blockade this year. Officials conservatively estimate up to a million bushels may be marooned as the situation worsens and lifting prospects remain uncertain.
A severe prairie fire swept Aberdeen damaging a farmer’s property. The blaze burned around nine acres, destroying barns and stacked crops while the farmer fought to save his remaining holdings. Neighboring residents assisted as firefighters contained the flames.
Fragmentary notice describes a Doukhobor farmer's death after a thrash machine accident last week. The piece mentions a tragic destination and references local ministers and community figures in a damaged OCR context.
A shipment of mules arrived for railway construction work on the Canadian Northern line at Port Arthur. The animals, though heavy with coin, proved their value and compatibility with Sir William Mackenzie’s interests in Mexico, aiding the project’s progress.
The body found west of here on Sunday night has been identified as E. Larson of Brandon. A partly preserved bottle of carhelie said to have been found nearby was noted. the body showed no signs of injury but investigators indicated death by self action.
A Sunday school reflection on the church as God’s house, built by living stones and united in Christ. It cites scriptures from First Peter and Hebrews, urges praise for the foundation in Jesus, and stresses perseverance amid discouragement as the temple’s builders.
Two men died and five others were injured by a premature explosion of 3 pounds of dynamite on Money and Anlette streets during excavation for the new Union Station. Authorities investigated the blast as work-site accident with municipal officials on site.
Fire crews battled a blaze Sunday near Tandale as five stacks of timber were burned. Guy Williams reported the loss of sturdy stacks, with investigations underway to determine the cause and extent of damage.
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