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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment references meetings and deaths, mentioning Vine and Perel with unclear context. It hints at archival notices and continuations in a 1950 era newspaper, but the readable parts offer no concrete events, dates, or clear entities beyond vague names.
The Wemains Foreign Mission Society of St. Cuthberts Presbyterian held its annual meeting at the church on a Wednesday evening with Rev. J. Mr. Courtenay presiding. Rev. Dr. Bain of Austin gave a masterful address, four girls sang, and a life membership was gifted to Mrs. Talliday. a collection exceeded 9 25, with life membership certificates also presented.
The W. H. and F. M. Society of Hampden church Beaver held an unusual bank-offering service on Monday evening. Soloists Reginald Hough Rev Lowry Miss Lillian McLachlan and others performed with three choir choruses. Mr Lowry spoke on Home Mission work and nostalgia for Manitou and Cobalt country. The offering totaled 52.00, presented to the waiting congregation. The meeting closed with Auld Lang Syne the National Anthem and benediction.
Wesley Sherritt of Mill Creek suffered a severe gash to his right foot Monday while moving wood from a shear during plowing. He slipped and the blade cut his foot. amputation unlikely unless infection develops. Shirritt was a longtime Orangeville district resident.
The Star of Arcols reports on the local option vote debate with two column analysis. It notes twenty five percent of supporters visit taverns with blind pigs and condemns the politics as a travesty of intelligence.
A fragment discusses local option and prohibition enforcement, noting public sentiment toward stricter enforcement and potential prison terms for violators. It mentions irritation from laws and suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as relief, sold by dealers.
A Winnipeg meeting of the Grain Growers association executive passed a policy urging rural constituencies to pressure provincial representatives to support legislation for government owned grain elevators. The pledge asks electors to back candidates who will push financing and construction of storage facilities and to resign if they fail to support the measure. The text reflects early 20th century Manitoba farming advocacy and political pledges.
A fragmented price list shows figures for grain and live poultry per bushel and per pound, with beans and potatoes noted. The legible items include prices like per bushel and per pound, indicating market quotes and typical farm produce prices from a historical newspaper page.
The record shows a branch train departing at 10.20 on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with eastbound and westbound services between Moosejaw Brandon and Transcontinental lines. The return time is missing the exact hour.
The readable text is a fragment mentioning in need and parental substance but too incomplete to identify a clear event or subject. No names, dates, or places are discernible.
Advertises a ladies second-wand astrachan coat with sable collar and muff in good repair offered at a reasonable price. Also notices Red Fire Wheat seed from Experi tal farm Otawa, 700 bushels, weed-free, price $1 if sold before November. Samples available at Jar, McCarl's. Herald Office.
Strayed or stolen notice from MacGregor says a brown bulldog named Barney disappeared on Tuesday October 26. Anyone finding or returning the dog may contact J. B. Winters in Maciego. authorities warn of prosecution for concealing the pet.
An old saying underscores leather as unmatched as the Nheldons reveal a generational leather trade. A fine selection of blankets and ready stock is offered at historically low prices, inviting prompt purchase when needed.
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