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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
8
Mrs A Grant of Portege travels briefly, Mr Booth acts as CPR relieving agent, Miss McKee leaves for Hamiora village for a stay of a week. Mr J Croas-Hale reports harvest of about 159 bushels from 65 acres, graded No 2 Northern.
The district mourns Henry Paul a respected pioneer and farmer who died after an accident at his Portage la Prairie home He was blown while assisting a silo blower the machine injuring his leg and arm He passed away at Portage hospital around three o clock the shock proven fatal He leaves a wife daughter Maguie and son Thomas plus several relatives The funeral will be held Saturday at the family home and interment at Portage la Prairie cemetery
A preliminary edition from the Railway Lands Branch of the Department of the Interior releases a map of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta showing every Canadian chartered bank branch in the Turco Prairie Provinces. It details capitalization head office status and branch totals, noting growth from 52 banks in 1901 to about 710 now.
The map provides color coded stations for instant line identification and lists mileage per railway line. Wartime notices are included in a table, guiding readers to gauge banking facilities across the Three Prairie Provinces. The publication enables the public to grasp the map in minutes and plan routes efficiently.
A fragmented ad copy extols Chamberlain's and Liver Tablets for invigorating the stomach and liver to perform their functions naturally. It asserts safety and broad availability through dealers.
A fragmentary notice touts a cholera and diarrhea remedy by Comberlain or similar name. It claims the product cures with water and sweetened sugar, urged for use with married copies and under supervision of a chief geographer and land department official. The text is garbled but signals a patent medicine style.
The fragment appears to reference market terms such as grains or dairy, with unreadable lines and broken prices. It lacks full context, participants, dates, or locations to establish a clear event or transaction narrative for a proper card.
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