Auto crash near Winnipeg injures MacGregor party
While returning from Winnipeg a MacGregor group including Mrs W McIntosh Miss V McIntosh Mrs Roberts and three children rolled into a twelve foot ditch west of the city. Mrs McIntosh suffered facial and head injuries and is in Winnipeg hospital. Miss McIntosh and Mrs Roberts were taken to their sister Mrs A Lundy's home in Winnipeg. Billie Roberts was bruised and Miss Southworth sustained eye injuries. All are progressing favorably with several days expected before Mrs McIntosh and her daughters can return home.
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Winnipeg
MacGregor
W. McIntosh
V. McIntosh
Roberts
Southworth
Miss McIntosh
Mrs. Roberts
A. Lundy
Manitoba Farming Conditions Report Shows Mixed Yields
The Manitoba cropping season saw most grain crops harvested with only a few oats buckwheat and flax remaining. Threshing underway across regions with yields reported for wheat oats barley rye and flax, highest in the south and east, lowest in the north. Potato outlook strong though beetles scarce. fodder corn decent after late start. haylight in many areas due to earlier dry spells.
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Manitoba
Notice of Tenders for Bridge Construction at Portage la Prairie
Tenders will be received at the office until Thursday September for the construction of a 22 inch timber bridge at the corner of 17 13 10. The Municipality will supply all materials. A cheque fee of 8 percent of the tender amount must accompany. Tender forms may be obtained at the Good Roads Board office in Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie from the undersigned. The lowest tender is not guaranteed acceptance. W J McGREGOR See-Treasurer of Westbours.
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Muncipality
Ofice
Good Roads Board
Wionipes
Portage la Prairie
Mortgage security or good improved farms required
A notice stating that first mortgage security or improved farm properties are required. The text specifies a demand for secured farm assets or enhanced farm properties to satisfy a financial or contractual condition. Details on parties, locations, and dates are not provided in the fragments.
Name Famous in Business History Merges With Railway Name
A long history outlines how the Dominion Express Company, founded in 1875 and later renamed Canadian Pacific Express, evolved alongside Canadian Pacific Railway. It details W. C. Van Horne’s vision, early wagon routes, Lake Superior connections, and the shift from express to money order operations, illustrating the company’s growth and cross-border influence.
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Dominion Expresa Company
Canadian Pacific
W. C van Horne
Sir Wil Frce
Canadian Sie
Domainion Express Company
W. Stout
Nery Youn Mepreseman
Garadian
Rat Port
Kenora
Oak Lake
Dominion Press
Stout
Indian Pacific
Redit
Canada
Sytem
Rai
Express Company
Tess
Rat Portage
Port Arthur
Owen Sound
Prince Arthur's Landing
Lake Superior
Ayr- Paris
Brantford
Ite
Dominion Express Company
Canadian Ie Express Company
Montreal
Sam Nightingale
Manitoba Creamery Output Soars Past 1925 Levels
The report notes green pastures and healthy livestock with ample stubble grazing ahead. It states that Manitoba’s creamery activity in 1926 rose 243 percent over 1925, and by September 1st the province supplied almost one third of all butter exported that year.
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Manitoba
Bank of Montreal crop report highlights regional weather impact
Harvesting across the Prairie Provinces is delayed by two weeks of heavy rains with some sprouting. Quebec caps are satisfactory with average yields. Ontario sees further damage from rain to late grains. Maritime provinces report good weather and steady progress. British Columbia enjoys favorable conditions with strong grain and apple crops.
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Prairie Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
England Eyes Major Challenge in United States Motor Market
WR Morris, dubbed the Ford of England, now leads a $25 million firm that built 40,000 cars last year. His assembly plant produces a chassis every ninety seconds. The company is just entering foreign markets and plans five years of expansion.
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England
United States
Ford
WR. Morris
Ford of
Soviet inspectors consider 5000 Canadian rail cars purchase
Soviet Republic envoys Vandergulcht and Baronsky visit Canada to assess buying 5000 railway cars and study Canadian railway shops and repair methods. They will also review organizational practices and report back to authorities.
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Canada
Vandergulcht
Transport Commissariat
Baronsky
Soviet Republic
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Omical Transport
Ns At
Chevrolet
D. G. McLachlan
Man
John.j. Arklie
Niblock
the Hotel
Austin
Nalco
Gray
K. G. Gair
Bank of Montreal
Prairie City Buffalo Brand
Emerson-Brantingham
Geo
Croucher
General Blacksmith
Herald Office
Eople
New Express
Dar. Stout
James
Katrime
S. Snow
C. W. Lye
W. H. Glover
Gillig
McGregor Bros. Hardware Store
Lake Doucelle
Northe En Ontario
Arthur Beauvais
Chateau Frontenac
Beauvais
Chateau
Beauviea
Crystal Gardens
Victoria
Ethel McGarry
New York
Gus Stent Ban de Hoe Gerahty
New
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