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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
4
The North Norfolk Advertiser announces publication under Macgregor He and Kald with a monthly or weekly schedule. Printed at the tela Printing Office, Moreger, Man Authority, second class mail, Post Office Department. Publisher Shaw. USA postal details included.
An editorial warns cyclists to quit riding on sidewalks in MacGregor and throughout the municipality. It cites a pedestrian injury and states a municipal by law prohibits sidewalk cycling, promising enforcement and urging riders to use roads for safety.
A columnist urges spring as a time to air out both homes and minds. Debates energetic, thorough cleaning of spaces and thoughts, suggesting ridding old grudges and fears to replace them with love and courage for personal and communal beauty.
An exchange note says the dream home can be built soon once a carpenter a laborer one or two cement mix ers a painter and funds are found along with tools and nails. The statement reflects labor shortages delaying construction plans.
The 1946 National Barley Contest prize money totaling 25000 dollars will not be treated as taxable income for winners. Deputy minister of Taxation in Ottawa announced prizes won in such contests are tax free. Of 25000, 18760 will be distributed in the Western Division including the three prairie provinces and the Peace River Section of British Columbia. Entries close June 15.
The Federal Government boosted flax price by 50 cents to 8.25 per bushel, positioning flax as a lucrative Prairie crop. With the price rise, farmers may expand flax plantings this spring, following last year’s near 7.5 million bushels crop and a strong demand from industries relying on flax materials.
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