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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1898
Page
4
The Herald notes a tangled tariff debate where both sides flip from free trade to protectionism and back, with endorsements shifting toward imperial policy. The piece warns that party lines blur as fiscal theories swing, leaving readers unsure which path will prevail.
An annual exhibition is scheduled to be held at Austin with preparations underway. Organizers invite attendees to view displays, crafts, and products from local makers. The event promises demonstrations and family activities across the weekend.
A brief 1898 notice dated Wednesday October 12 presents the prize list for Class X Roots and Vegetables. The document outlines awarded ribbons or prizes, naming categories or vegetable types and potential ties, reflecting a county or fair competition format from that era.
The essay argues that regulated trade mirrors why nations face debt when spending exceeds income. It links personal finance to national economics, noting households and economies alike repay through earnings while excess spending leads toward ruin. The piece critiques sensational views and highlights real trade and money flows.
Globe Mc Calder reports a bribery trial connected to the South Ontario election. Twelve defendants are implicated and face disqualification for several years. The cross petition against Mr Dryden is dismissed.
The notice describes a horticultural exhibit featuring assorted home made pickles honey and cut flowers. It lists preserved native fruits and a selection of varieties in a display, with quantities indicating sample portions and counts.
Fragmentary OCR lists dairy products with quantities and prices for butter cheese and farm dairy items. Included items mention tub creamery butter not less than 50 pounds, farm dairy batter, and home made cheese with unclear totals and codes.
The fragment lists baking prizes and items from a fair or class. It mentions 12 buns, 12 baths, six varieties of fancy baking, six plain loaves, a half sack patent flour prize, and bread made from MacGregor Flouring Mills flour with first and second prize notes. The wording is fragmented and contains OCR errors.
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