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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary notes show daily trains including Imperial Limited and Mooarjaw Local with routes: East and West, various times 21.51 and 1.06, some Sundays excluded. Local and Brandon services appear in garbled form with station names and train codes.
A fragmented OCR shows names such as Dr. T R Ponton Geo Camsell M D Alton V 3, and references to Macgregor, Macdonald & Hyne barristers. It mentions Monexty Loan on Real Estate and Charter Mortgage security and branches of Ken St. Macgregor with regular Wednesday meetings at Geo Rogers' office.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a theft or market crime involving Rooth Bros, Waltkerville, Molt, and others. Mentions include Fab Seager on John Deere and Wilkinson Plows, Sloigts on a Canadian car, and Cotter. Details unclear due to damaged text.
A brief notice notes cattle prices and tendering details for a local beef market. It highlights buyers and sellers negotiating terms, with emphasis on herd quality and price range as observed in the sale window.
An aged notice mentions Oid Gill a creameryman and licensed auctioneer issuing a marriage license. It references The Stanley House and E Watson, along with unnamed entities and a long denunciation of responsibility toward family support. The text is fragmented but hints at legal or civic actions and a policy statement.
The piece discusses Canadian views of President McKinley after an attempted assassination, praising his stance toward England and noting British subjects’ support. It also zips through local life in MacGregor, including social habits, church news, and residents’ movements, with a mix of opinion and community notices.
An upcoming Western Teacher's convention in Binddon Taesiday Sepe Mite aims to showcase lectures and recitals by Prof Clack Miss Murray and Meg Mes Lean of Caninn. Organizers hope this is the most successful event yet, drawing teachers from Mest cen Manitoba and Pent ark.
Market notes indicate wheat prices in two counties with modest gains and notes on flour futures. Local reports mention price movements for rye and oats alongside barley, with traders watching weather and yields.
Amended OCR reads Loveville as Mr. Frost visits farmers last night. Shes Egan is giving her wheel a spin at Ryssendale Bog on the farm.
Fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century market page mentions Awichagwhey 62 fel of Wie and cheap drug bottles. It references Lincoln and Dr King in a faded way, with phrases about cures and a large stock. Prices noted include 50 and 81.00 for bottles, plus garden plants at various prices.
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