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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
4
The report notes harvests in North Rorfolm with yields around twenty bells per acre and mentions Manizgha as a crop, suggesting steady yields year after year. It highlights North Norfolk as a good area to invest in farming and related ventures.
Friday evening a large crowd of farmers and citizens attended the Liberal meeting at the Masonic hall in Macregor. Robert Paterson spoke on the Liberal platform and reciprocity, with L L Richardson and T Kaig supporting Arthur Meighen and the Liberal ticket. The audience gave a good reception to Paterson as he outlined the campaign principal.
Provincial police trace two men connected to a wild crime across Portage Prairie and Winnipeg region. Chief Elliott and Deputy Chief MacKensie coordinate city investigation as Constable Parr reports progress.
A murdered man with $510 in his possession is found, motive suspected to be robbery. Witnesses describe the suspect as a hooded male with a striped coat, duck gray hat, and blue eyes, seen near the scene with a hammer. The evidence points to a planned assault as the killer escaped with the victim's belongings.
A reader from Poolesville Maryland praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and easy to use. Mrs McT Baseford reports strong results and notes it is sold by all dealers.
The piece argues that bacon and cured pork are in high demand due to many settlers arriving in Canada. It notes Manitoba and the West focused on wheat, neglecting livestock, leading to run down stock. It urges increasing hogs and fodder to capitalize on high bacon prices.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alberta business, pork-patchers, hog finishing, and September diarrhea notes. It appears as an incomplete local item with stray phrases and no clear event or names to establish a full card.
A Manitoba Liberal Grain Grower writes to Portage la Prairie electors urging support for reciprocity with the United States. He argues Conservatives reversed policy, claims the public demands a trial of reciprocal trade, and seeks personal backing for the Liberal government in the riding.
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