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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
8
Fragmentary 1810 crop figures and tax notes mix with election talk and community notices. Mentions of Vancouver campaigns, a concert in town, and efforts to support local institutions amid a shifting political year.
MacGregor to open a Picture Show on Sarat Street opposite Grays Drag. Promoters plan an evening slate with Ste W. B. Gilroy as manager bringing extensive experience in public entertainments. The venture aims for strong community support and high patronage.
A 24 year old harvester named Louiss Jackson of Brandon died by his own action Saturday afternoon by throwing himself in front of CPR train No. 2 Timite. He was struck leading to fatal injuries with witnesses noting the incident near the tracks.
Land rental and sale notice for 90 acre farm located NW section 4 township 11 range 10 lot 5 SE of Mac on share of crop base. Easy terms available. Contact J P Mackinnon MacGregor.
A man about 55 years old was killed when a binder struck him during work on a farm near a distant house. He bled heavily and died before help arrived. The victim, Mr Smith, had relatives in the Isle of Wight, England.
A vintage notice urges electing good men to office and advertising town promotion. It appeals to honest competition, public welfare, and civic participation, urging readers to be among the public spirited.
An advertisement extols the power of Chamberlain's Liver Tablets to digest and assimilate food, promoting vitality. It cites improved liver function and general strength as outcomes claimed for the product, noting it improved a person’s condition during a nighttime occurrence in a home setting.
Fragmentary dialogue describes purchases of socks jars sugar and fruit and a dispute over money owed. References to a landlady, a Herald call, and a request for payment suggest a local community notice about wages or debts within a household or neighborly dispute.
An old ad promotes Chamberlain's Delic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints in children. It claims the remedy cures quickly, is easily reduced with water, pleasant to take, and superior to any physician's prescription. Castor oil is also recommended for ease.
Fragmented OCR describes a person claiming relief from ailments through a stomach tablerc product. It mentions a Richidecto Scheel Teacher and Father Morrsey in a medical context, with reference to years of suffering and a claimed cure. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Brief read shows a Wednesday reference and Friday timing plus an early Saturday ten four five. event times unclear. The note lists 10 45 and 10 4 with inconsistencies and no clear entities or outcome to anchor a full item.
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