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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
The piece argues a Manitoba election is probable soon with leaders facing a difficult task. It notes no party holds a clear majority, predicts rural candidates and strong Labour support in Winnipeg, and praises Premier Norris while doubting the next House's composition.
The piece surveys widespread labor unrest affecting Canada Alberta coal fields and U S freight rates, touching on industrial strife in Britain. It highlights large worker totals involved and signals a broad panorama of labor tensions across major regions and nations.
Dispatches describe strikes lockouts and wage pressure across nations including Russia and India. The piece notes rising unemployment and widespread unrest while commenting on press fatigue and reader patience amid a flood of big news from the Volga region and other areas.
Motorists are invited to a moving picture display showing the complete manufacture of the Studebaker Light-Six automobile. The exhibit promises to reveal the most modern plant and labor saving devices. Arrangements were made by W H Glover, Studebaker dealer, and the show is open to all current and prospective motor car owners.
The text argues editors must balance publishing all that is told with omitting unpleasant items to avoid legal trouble. It asserts discretion helps avoid court issues while still delivering news that encourages and aids readers. It notes a duty to keep readers informed yet shield them from harsher details.
The Herald announces advertising deadlines with forms due by Thursday at 10 am. Copy received after that will be held for the next issue. Advertising copy is due before Tuesday noon. Submit your copy early.
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