Beilstein Post Phone Ne Informal Notice
Beilstein alert says Tear weet of Post Phone Ne. MachREGOR will be at office. Auatin schedule states on Friday of every week.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
5
Beilstein alert says Tear weet of Post Phone Ne. MachREGOR will be at office. Auatin schedule states on Friday of every week.
Tour of Brookdale branch schedules notes Tuesdays and Saturdays at 10 00 AM with returns 0 PM. Details list post office departures MacGrecor to Roschill surrounding transit No 1 West 12 15 AM to 11 15 AM. Office closes after 7 PM and parcels require half hour pre dispatch by Wm Hay Postmaster.
McGregor churches schedule Sunday services at Toom and Parkhead with Sunday school and Bible class at 2 p m. The Rev 8 W L Stewart and Rev C Harrington lead services. Wednesday praying meetings at 5. morning prayers and sermons daily. Epworth league and Holy Communion observed monthly. Beaver Creek and Beaver Isle meetings noted. Presbyterian services at St Cathery’s. An advertisement promotes Nerviline for nerve and muscular pain.
Fragmented OCR note mentions Twine and binder, a seashore antard of all relucs, and a stock now ated 0 Bi. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond generic references to a binding shop and orders.
News from On Correspondents reports weather notes and threshing tidbits. Afiss Gear of Burnside visits district friends while wheat prospects look poor with harvests falling short. A local dispute over grain stacks prompts warnings to those involved. Ernest Facley receives a medal from Dr Barnardo's Homes for service and conduct.
A Nervon Connecticut merchant and postmaster reports using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a child's burn and for personal relief from cuts and rheum. He praises immediate relief after first application and recommends it to others. Local notices mention various residents and minor events from the week.
Ottawa reader Mrs M E Legere reports relief from bilious attacks and headaches after using Dr Hamilton's Pills. She claims regular use restored stomach health and overall well being. Available at druggists 25 cents per box or five for one dollar.
A note from Solthend reports a log placed on W. Medi's farm on January 11, 1910. Mrs. George Cross has been on the sick list, with hopes for a quick recovery. Fred East had a minor accident while logging, but recovered shortly after. The item mentions threshing on W. Meid's farm and a spark from the engine creating a small blaze before it was subdued.
Fragmented text notes a lacrosse match between Souris and Winnipeg. Mentions people such as J. Muir and Mrs Mautr among observers. References Austin items and a season finale with unclear details due to missing context.
A partial, unclear line discusses unity and rising effort. It hints at preparation for upcoming tasks, urging steadfastness and resilience despite confusion or threat. The voice appeals to collective strength and care for future successors.
The readable lines describe Mr Ed Jobesn and a new Cree separator Saraed, mentioning a road fire and troubled moments. Specific names and places are garbled, with unclear actions or outcomes and no verifiable details.
Fragmentary note describes a remedy for cough and expectoration. Mentions a Cham or Cham. 1 remedy to aid nature and restore health. References old terms like bertein and soothing tonics. Details are unclear but imply traditional medicine usage.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions men in Paris and assorted garbled terms. It references a pillow and various disjoint phrases that lack coherent context or identifiable events, persons, or organizations. The readable content is minimal and does not establish a clear news item.
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