MacGregor Herald announces weekly publication and rates
The MacGregor Herald, established February 1897 and published by A M Shaw, confirms weekly Thursday issues from the Herald Printing Office. Subscriptions cost 2 dollars per year in Canada and 2.50 dollars in the United States with second class mail authorization from Ottawa.
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A.M. Shaw
Herald Printing Office
MacGregor
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Annual Financial Statement for MacGregor Village Balance
Last year's financial report shows receipts from legislative grants and tuition fees with reserve from the Equalization Grant. Payments include salaries for secretary treasurer and teachers, maintenance, utilities, debenture debt interest, library costs, insurance, and sundry items. Remaining balance and totals are recorded for operating accounts.
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MacGregor
Treas
TRAF
G. E Lewin
Katrime District Notices Preview Events And Health Posts
Katrime district reports illness related absences and school inoculations. Church service planned for April 15 at 2 30 pm. Whist drive and dance slated for April 13. Good Neighbors Club annual meeting on April 18 at 2 30 pm. Local visits to hospital and portage medical care noted. Play cancellation affects Katrime Hall but may move to Katrime April 18 with date posters.
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Betty McLaughlin
Katrime
Good Neighbors Club
Katrime Good Neighbors Club
Southern and Maudalay Notes From Mrs Stirling Page
Local notes list visits and social events across Portage district. Winnipeg trips by Ed Chant and Hodginson group. Easter visits by Hulme and Towle families. Macaulay Beef Ring dissolves, about 50 dollars to Hospital Fund. WMS April meeting at Mrs. hant's home plans for a home cooking sale netting about 20 dollars.
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Jean Ray
Portage
Mrs. Towle
D. Hodginson
J. Scora
Arti
Winnipeg
Janet Hulme
Margaret Fawcett
Macaulay
Hospital
W.ms
A. E
Pennell
Lamb's
Auris Gas Turbine Debuts for Ocean Shipping
The Auris gas turbine from British Thomson-Houston is shown publicly for the first time as the world’s first full scale marine gas turbine. Built over four years, it powers an 8221 ton British tanker and is designed for heavy fuel, easy maintenance, light weight, and low vibration. It has logged 652 test hours and will complete a 12 day non stop voyage to Curacao without overhauls.
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Thomson-Houston Company
Auris
Curacao
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