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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1895
Page
2
The article notes a milder winter, rising spring showers, and hopeful signs for the coming year. It highlights improved markets, stable winter wheat and clover, firmer grain outlooks, stronger livestock, rising manufacturing activity, and farmers turning to more profitable ventures in response to outside market changes. It emphasizes provincial resilience and a consensus of brighter times ahead.
The Millbrook Lacrosse Club held its annual meeting on Wednesday evening, the largest and most enthusiastic in years. Officers named include Hon. President W. Tr. Wood, President R. J. Doak, Secretary-Treasurer L. F. Clarry, with T. B. McMahon, Come to Nattrass, Stanley Caryeth, and Walter Coombe. The club plans to select uniforms at an early date and will use the field with a black scheme.
A Ballyduff correspondent defends a local household, critiques anonymous letters, and explains church choir matters amid a Cavan Millbrook Agricultural Society meeting. Millichamp, a Toronto bank teller, died by suicide at work, shocking colleagues and authorities. he was 28, unmarried, and lived with his father at 592 Church Street.
The Rev Alexander Allen of Calvary church resigns from Sedalia to accept the rectorate of Christ Memorial church in Springfield Illinois. After urging reconsideration, Allen remains firm and will depart with his family. He led Calvary through difficulties toward prosperity over three years. Springfield, a cultured city, awaits a genial scholarly clergyman and his family.
The March number offers diverse articles by Arthur Harvey on women’s rights in ancient Rome, C T Long on Japan’s party politics, J Fawcett on journalism in Newfoundland, W Lee on an entertaining metre ser, J C Werner’s avalanche tale in British Columbia, Margaret Ross on Sacrament week near Lake Megantic, and pieces by J L Hubard and others. The Canadian Movie is published in Toronto at $2.50 annually, 25 cents per issue.
Merrickville resident Whitmarsh details a long rheumatism struggle ending after nine to twelve boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills in January 1894. He praises the remedy for relief and urges rheumatic sufferers to try it, noting cures for related ailments and offering purchase via the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Also farm machines binders mowing machines pea harvesters horse rakes seeders and all other kinds of machines also churns washing machines and wringers also land plaster and salt shingles which will be sold cheap for cash shave on handsome No 1 clean seed oats free from any dirt also silver hulled buckwheat pure enter your garden and field seeds at once before they rise in price
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