Adverssiog rates furnishet on application
Translated, the notice concerns arrears and payments for a local firm Ailey & Son, with legal actions implied. It mentions marriages, deaths, and California meetings and rates, indicating overdue accounts and possible public sale actions. The fragmentary text references Wirth and Newparell wear, plus advance payments and quarterly dues.
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Eohinen Leen
Omen
Ineertve
Evi Newparell Weanare Oayeen
Wirth
Ailey & Son, Pabiinbern
Travellers' Guide Trains West and Postal Departures
The guide lists trains heading west including Brandon Local Moosejaw Local Imperial Limited and Sune rauidon Local with daily and Sunday exclusions. It also notes post office mail departures from the hub with specific times and warnings about registered letters and funds handling before mail departure.
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Brandon
Imperial Limited
West Tospia
Ola Gill Creamery Man and Farmers Thinned by Debt
Ola Gill the Creamery man faced with mounting debts after his dairy venture, with references to lawyers Macdonald Hyndman and a Portage office network. The tale follows his failed enterprise and the farmers' bitterness as payments lag, a harsh portrait of rural commerce and strain on credit.
Markets Report Wheat Oats Barley Flour Prices
Wheat 2e. oats and barley figures noted. Flour quotes 8 shillings to 10? 12. Fort William market cited with uncertain figures. The fragmentary text records commodity prices and trading notes without full details or clear outcomes.
Walker and Mel Wagons The Market Money to Loan
Wage and loan notice highlighting low interest rates. Promotes lending services and prudent financial management. Includes a proverb about responsibility and care for dependents. Targets readers seeking quick access to cash or credit. Strong entities include Walker, Mel Wagons, and money to loan services.
Confused fragment cites policy and loan terms in 20 year context
Fragmentary text references a policy linked to Confederation Life and a 6 percent rate. Mentions application, money to loan, and farm-related terms but lacks coherent details or named entities.
Farmers Offer Flour Trade and Bread Baking During Heat
Farmers solicit flour from locals and advertise baking bread in hot weather. Message promises better pay and direct handling by the advertiser. Fragmentary text suggests a promotional exchange or barter offer with unclear specifics.
Observations on Manitoba politics and prairie life
Ex mayor Andrews offers a political jab while Manitoba towns debate an agricultural college. The piece contrasts conservative and liberal aims, notes Tory support patterns, and mocks the season of hunting and church fatigue. It critiques provincial schemes and suggests farming knowledge lies with prosperous Manitoba farms.
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Manitoba
Agricultural College
Under the Cynic's Eye on McKinley Assassination
A reflective column debates motives behind President McKinley's killing. It contrasts the assassin's politics with Garfield’s case and questions wealth, education, and class tensions fueling public discontent. The piece argues for recognizing official versus private life and honors the dead while critiquing the era's social divide.
Winnipeg and area notices and events summary
Local items mention Mr and Mrs Tex in Winnipeg, Rev D G Macdonald in Brandon last Saturday, Mrs Fraser visiting Neepawa, PF Peterson praised for baby, Mr E Harrison of W electricia visiting, wheat prices steady at 56 cents, Manitoba College and Rev Mr Fargon visits, shooting chaplain activity, Thanksgiving services held by the Methodist church despite rain, many English settlers arriving with F Ashcroft newest arrival, memorial service for President McKinley planned in Presbyterian church, other town services canceled for united pastor and people gathering, dramatic note of a widow saved from pneumonia by Dr King’s New Discovery, advertised as cure for throat chest and lung diseases with trial bottles.
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McKinley
Presbyterian Church
Burnbat
Machias
Local Notes On Visits and Busy Construction
Emmeline and Messrs P Coiner and A Lewis Carerry visited Monday as Mrs Ritter nears full recovery. A local Nimrod bagged a goose and many prairie chickens. Threshing machines hum again with wheat averaging about 25 bushels. Contractors work on Kinmeline school foundation.
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Messrs
P Coiner
Ana A. Lewis d Carerry
New York World Offer Bundles with The Herald
The notice explains a promo combining the New York World and The Herald at a discounted rate. It outlines weekly pricing and annual subscription costs, claiming the bundle provides impartial coverage across political lines and emphasizes value for readers.
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Democrat
World 1
Herald
Sidney News Briefs On Socials And Market
Sidney reports a busy period with several successful events. Dr Hussard’s party and a Wheat market are noted for brisk activity and fair prices. On Wednesday evening the Epworth League held a sociable at a Methodist church, described as pleasant and profitable. Sidney House renovations are nearing completion with plans to reopen to the public. Talk of a goal relation under Mr Tait is mentioned.
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Epworth League
Sidney
Saent
Tait
Threshing progress and local incidents in Bramp-to
The report notes Jas Mason's new threshing outfit performing well as harvest weather lingers. A strike ends and villagers await rain while a teac hains and ark settle. An accident occurs when a man on cordwood is thrown onto a wire fence, injuring him. Mr Moore favors a rail fence. details about Jas Mason and Mr Orchard appear in fragmented form.
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Orchar
Moore
Jas. Mo
TEACHER S CONENTION AT BRANDON CONVENTION
Programme for the S convention at Brandon on Sept 26 outlines lectures on reading and expression. Sessions include Prof S AL Chapin on the basis of expression, readings from Manitoba readers, and a discussion on how to create a desire to read. Speakers include Mr C K Newcombe and Dr Maclean with a business meeting and travel fare notes.
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S. AL Chapin
Manitoba
Clark
Hiday
Ain
C.K. Newcombe
Macl.ean
Sways
Working Night and Day King’s New Life Pills Ad
An early sales blurb touts King’s New Life Pills as the busiest and mightiest remedy ever made converting weakness to strength and mental vigor. Sold by all druggists with a bold claim of transformative effect.
Local Shops Advertise Fresh Goods and Discounts
Morrie fros y eggs and underwear priced from $1 to $3 at Pete Martins. Holzies Co opens large assortment of toga shawls gloves and mitts. Merrick Bros launches a new shop and encourages visits to Cal hing Fonds of Call for a look. Mart 95 aims to attract customers.
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Holzies & Co
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