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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
4
The article argues that a March vote to authorize trustees to borrow two thousand dollars for school accommodations is likely to pass. It urges a strong, informed vote to show public support for the loan and notes spring rains and cemetery upkeep as reasons to focus on improving plots, trees, and fences. It calls for direct effort by authorities to manage and finance these improvements.
Sunday school lesson from 1903 reflecting on Paul’s farewell at Ephesus. Key verses include Acts 20 28 38 and 35 about giving and leadership duties. It emphasizes elders shepherding the flock and guarding against false teaching as Paul bids farewell to the church in Epheus.
The text portrays Paul urging vigilance and spiritual growth, calling believers to industry and helpfulness toward the weak. It contrasts unfinished souls with mature faith and invites steady devotion, using admonitions about daily life and generosity as a measure of grace. The tone is exhortatory and reflective on steadfast conduct.
A reader urges preservation of a local creamery and advocates a monthly Macgregor fair to boost trade. The piece discusses dairy history from cheese to butter, notes high farm wealth from cows, and argues fairs could improve cattle price and market access for mixed farming in Manitoval.
Fragmented notices report lost items including a whiskers and mustache request, plans to leave for Winnipeg charity, locals returning from work in the bush, and a farm band hire. Social events feature dances at the Macaulay home, while school reports show March attendance and enrollments, with pupils listed as punctual.
A grand sale of 70 shorthorn cattle from the King's Windsor and Sandringham herds occurred at the Prince Consort's fair. Principal bidding centered on Royal Duke, a renowned prize winner, bought by Mr Miller of Birkenhead for Argentina for 00 guineas. Total proceeds reached 5,084 with an average of about 21 pounds 25 shillings 6p per beast.
George Snaith died Sunday at ten thirty am from measles and pneumonia. Funeral was held Tuesday at Bur Istinst. Manse with services by Rev A Chis a of Macgregor and others, followed by eighty carriages to Burns Memorial. Widespread sympathy from family, congregation, and region.
The report for Scauley 8. D. covers March teaching days and enrollment figures. It lists the number of teaching days, total enrolled, and average attendance, with names such as Ida Lye and W. OW Wiranr as teachers.
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