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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
4
An Agricultural collex feature led by MacGregor drew a large crowd to discuss forage crops and seeding aims. Williams, assistant agricultural agent, presented on grass seed quantities and value of silos, noting 10,272 pounds grass seed and 19,040 pounds corn among the lots hyped for the event.
Flocks of ducks and birds appear as gardens awaken and seed catalogs are opened. Back yards are raked and prepared while optimism grows for the year ahead and the prospect of abundant food and good fortune in 1924.
James Hi Ashdown of Winnipeg turns celebrant on a Monday birthday. A black house dress trimmed with cretonne was lost on March 2508 and a finder is asked to return it to Turner’s Street.
The notice advertises a herd of registered Clydesdales including sire Donald with June weights and soundness claims. It invites buyers to inspect and arrange purchases for spring work, promising a number of good animals and ponies for hire or sale.
The death occurred Sunday March 30 after a two week illness from pneumonia. Andrew Auld, a former contractor in Winnipeg and railway worker, was well known in the Rosetown area. He leaves a wife and children and was buried amid community crowds with hospital and church attendance.
Born in Peel County Ontario, Mrs. Geo Story died seven weeks after a stroke following a burglary. She married in Heron County, lived in MacGregor fifteen years, and was mourned by three sisters and three brothers with Presbyterian ties.
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