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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
1
A garbled Herald clipping mentions local names and places with unclear actions. Key entities fail to form a coherent event but suggest a community note or notice. The readable fragments hint at a local figure and possible event location without discernible dates or outcomes.
The notice lists train times for Imperial Limited and local services, with routes including MacGregor and Wellwood, plus mail arrival and departure times at MacGregor post office. It notes various connections, day exceptions, and the post office hours, along with local businesses and services in MacGregor and area.
A local dealer advertises a furniture month sale offering 991 balance clearance at old prices. They note a strong iron bed stock arriving this week and warn the items will not last long at these prices.
At the Mill this product of our Mill we gant antes superior in bread making ies to any on the market. Well manured all the nutritious properties of the wheat retained. We give this grade in exchange for wheat. by greting and if ya not using a tral will win your fay. Sod oats and our Farina fills the for breakfast. s wheat oats bar anything in th you have to sell. We want any ley feed when grain li A tay one of wood and cloth covered coffins and caskets sl in stock. Wood. High prices for car lots or delivered in our yard. We have orders for 2 cars now for wastern hipment.
Market notes show barley prices firm with barley at to toe and flour futures quoted lightly higher. The brief lists minor shifts in grain values and mentions prices near recent close without dramatic moves.
The article traces the rise of harvest machines from Obed Hussey to Deering Co and Marsh Harvester. It lists manufacturers McCormick Aultman Miller Champion and others, noting labor time reductions and patent issues. D Richardson of Bagot receives the first Deering Ideal Drought, linked to Jas Eadie, with 1902 harvest implications.
The village reports farmers busy as harvest ends and guests arrive from Winnipeg and Austin. Stella Stinson, born in Australia, died after a long illness, with funeral held in Austin cemetery. Reaping finishes, school construction begins, and local residents visit Portage, Teuton, and Klondike while weather remains unsettled and fruit yields appear.
Citizens ask trustees for clarity on a reopened school project. They fear added costs and weather disruptions if carried over. lack of ground work and public funds oversight raise concerns. Residents demand action, explain the plan, and ensure responsible use of public money for youth education.
August report notes days open and attendees including Flora Smith and Harry Johnston. Entry lists Papils present and mentions Johnston and Tohnston among participants. Valid but fragmented. preserves core names and event context from the OCR.
Fragmentary OCR lists fruit names ieberries CrabApples and oe slow me sell ck at prices any one IGF, indicating a terse sale notice with unclear pricing and potentially multiple varieties. No clear dates or outlets identified.
A fragment notes obstacles to a proposed new school, with unclear details and scattered phrases. It mentions someone will explain the barriers, referencing Onsenven and hints of planning or opposition without concrete facts or dates. The readability is limited, yielding a brief, cautious item.
A fragmented column argues about harvesting season tensions in Manitoba. It mocks rates and fees on farmers, critiques Carnegie library charity, and notes U S papers on Duke Paris. It asks about uniting religious denominations to end quarrelling and suggests reform would gain respect.
The Ma ve Photogray Jury writes the greatest 2 ion as readers are urged to visit The People s Store in Rust for mitts smocks and farm gear. Fryer supplies herd ware items and threshers are a specialty with prices seen as fall pull and fast sale.
Seven year old bay horse with fine long forehead shoes on fore feet goes missing near Taewlay on August 12. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery, credited to Cooper.
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