Farmers Say No. 2 Binder Impresses At Watson's Sale
A 1972 letter from Roby Stinson at MacGregor praises Frost Wood No. 2 binder (six or three foot) sent by J. H. Watson. The writer notes it draws light, handles small or large sheaves, and performs perfectly. A second note endorses No. 3 six foot binder as fast, effective, and satisfactory, purchased from Watson.
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Prost Co
J. H. Watson
Roby. Stinson
MacGregor
Teal
Pure Bred Short Horn Bull at Heb Gauntlet 1720
Pure bred Short Horn bull advertised in Heb Gauntlet 1720 record, listing pedigree or sale context with emphasis on animal quality and breed standard within the volume AX.
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Heb
Cash-Only Sale Terms Highlighted in Local Store Message
A fragmented notice details strict cash terms on assorted goods. It warns buyers cannot return items such as sugar, clothing, shirts, shoes, and overalls, while promising satisfaction or money back guarantees under cash-only conditions. The text emphasizes nonreturnability and immediate payment.
Fair Day Sport Program Planned for Fair Day
A Wednesday meeting set a Fall Day sports program listing events such as a baseball match, girls race, prize pair potato toss, foosball, running races for various age groups, a root and stocking race, standing broad jump, shot put, tug of war, and a dozen other contests highlighted by MacGregor versus all comers with twelve men.
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Groen
Eameline
N. Holmes
Boyds
Death of R Young at MacGregor aged 29
Winnipeg reports the death of Richard Young, 29, of MacGregor after surgery for typhoid related perforation. He moved from Yorkton last winter, bought the Great West Saddlery Co business, and was highly regarded by local friends. The body will be sent to Boissevain for interment.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg General Hospital
Richard Yo
MacGregor
Boissevain
Young
Yorkton
Great West
Maclind
Cholera Morbus Tale From a Petit Jury
Mr G W Fowler of Highton recounts his severe cholera morbus after eating meat while serving on a Petit Jury in Edwardsville Clebourne county Alabama. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting rapid relief after two doses and mentions other jurors were affected. Tickets for the Watch brass band are available through W Knox with group rates.
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Chamberlain
G. W. Fowler
Highton
Alt
Edwardsville
Clebourne
Alabama
Ubamberiau
Threshins Books Ready For Purchase By Herald Office
The Herald Office offers to pay Joa for all Threshins books, indicating readiness to acquire the entire collection.
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Herald Office
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ACON
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Quanty An
Chas. Street
Mit
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Aberdeen Angus
Prince Oscar
Fee, & Joux Epos
Wheeler & Duncan
W.ieeler & Duncan
Austin
Dominion
Menzis Street
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Watch
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