Pure Bred Short Horn Bull at MacCuany Stables
A Pure Bred Short Horn bull from MacCuany’s stables listed for service at Macgregor. Fee is $1.60.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
4
A Pure Bred Short Horn bull from MacCuany’s stables listed for service at Macgregor. Fee is $1.60.
Harvest tools endure season trials as storms bring hail and crop fears. Local farmers rely on threshers and reapers to salvage fields while machinery aids protect yields and store remaining grain until finances recover.
Local brief notes JAS Elston operates General Hardware in Austin with services and stock details. J Peterson appears in connection with the storefronts or listings.
The Sinclair House advertises good, comfortable rooms and best-class table and board. Board by day or week with commercial terms. Rates shown as $1 per day, stable in connection with Sinclair, Puce.
The Herald laments rising taxes as a burden on taxpayers and urges prudent city economies. It argues governments face the duty of trimming costs in ditch repairs and maintenance to avoid future disaster.
A letter to the Herald editor discusses feasible fruit production and the value of a Horticul tural Society branch for mutual instruction. The writer notes crab apples for sale near Macgregor and a Beaver church tree priced about ten dollars, urging readers to join efforts and share experiments in future issues.
A historical article discusses the progression of trotting race records, noting Lou Dillon’s record and a proposed hyperbola curve to predict future times. It explains the idea of a possible ultimate speed limit and the method of charting records over centuries.
The Whitby Model Fair will feature expert judges explaining decisions in horse cattle sheep and swine rings. It promotes education over premiums, with agricultural plots demonstrations and a model kitchen. Activities include saddle horse showcases and gymkhana events for all ages.
The text describes fairs with demonstrations on fowls fattening for British markets and packing for export, fruit packing demos, and school displays of cut flowers and nature studies. Prizes are offered for essays on local flora and fauna, with emphasis on engagement of pupils and general agriculture education.
German scientist Thrnant discusses pigmy remains from Silesia and other parts of Europe. He argues pigmies existed in Europe long ago, with typical heights around 4 feet 9 inches, persisting until roughly 1000 A.D. in central Europe.
Advertisement claims the tablets cure dullness after eating and restore vigor. It promises readers will feel like a new man with a hearty appetite and that the product is sold by druggists and dealers.
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