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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
5
A fragment notes a decision to fix Thanksgiving Day on a Thursday in October, indicating a scheduling adjustment and local authority action. The legible portion suggests a dated formal action, with no further names or places clearly readable.
A fragmentary historical passage discusses social roles and business in wartime America. It critiques wealthier classes while praising industrious workers and a civic spirit. The text references a guest, a party, and contrasts American enterprise with English business manners, hinting at national character shifts in the era.
A Ottawa delegation from the Commercial Travellers Association urged government leaders to move the annual trade show to Monday. While no decision was reached, sources indicate a change is likely this year. The group noted the event draws both customers and exhibitors from Britain and beyond.
An antiquated tale reports King Edward entering a shop to purchase a pureltee and, lacking cash, drawing a draft on the Comte. The king’s “privy purse” is said to be carried by an equerry, with all outgoings covered, illustrating royal frugality in a humorous Tit-Bits item.
An injury incident near Suunside left John Hammond severely harmed after a wagon wheel impact. He fell from the vehicle and was found with life-threatening wounds. a local observer reported the timing and condition before emergency help arrived.
Fragmentary travel and social notes list Rev Jas Wilkins former pastor visiting from Daupti sire W Sinete with daughters visiting Winnipeg on Friday. Piw and Campbell were passengers to Wisnipew. Mrs Thoma and son Harold went to Macaregor on business. Unclear remnants mention MacGree Parry and a traveller viewing 99 Ota, with references to Harvest preparations and a distant eastbound arrival.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Thos Pir at age 8 with many sympathizing friends and relatives attending the service at the home of Alfred Vicwertue in Austin. The Baptist minister presided and local residents and family contributed wreaths and sprays. The service included a casket-covering ceremony and paid respects from Winnipes Central and Winnnipes associations with several named attendees.
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