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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
5
A historical notice outlines Dominion Lands policy for homesteads in the Canadian North West. It describes eligibility by residence and cultivation, price per acre, and a three year requirement. Unauthorised publication of the advertisement is not paid.
Local market brief lists street price markers for barley and corn products with unclear tallies. The fragment references No.2 Antse and white varieties, plus No.3 and No.4 grade items with figures like 3 68 6, but the exact meaning and units are unreadable. Named items appear as market shorthand without full context.
Local updates mention residents under care, social visits, and acquaintances rekindled in town. Seeding and wheat planting advance since April 6 with Brandon and Portage area folks traveling for duties and visits. The Austin Home Economics Society plans an April 24 meeting. sock donations urged for Dominion Sock Day with April 15 preps. Baseball Club elections set for 1915 with Wilkes as president and Wicklund Elston Lamont on the committee. a concert and dance fund plan scheduled for Forre Hall Friday night with admission set for gents.
The text records a community group forming with officers elected led by President Mrs Richarnson and Vice President Mrs Graham. Meetings are set for the first Saturday monthly at the school, with a May gathering on a Wednesday at 3 oclock. A special program on April Ist features music, speeches, and organized work led by community members.
The Department states rents are due soon and stallions may travel only with valid Tin enrolment certificates. Call for information on any stallion moving within the province without proper enrolment papers.
A. vere pretty wedding occurred April 7 at the Bain home uniting Miss A. Vere and Mr. Wm J. Metarte of Portage la Prairie. Rev. G. Watt Smith presided as the bride wore white silk and orange blossoms. The couple plans a short honeymoon to Winnipeg. The bride recently left her teaching post at the Training School with the respect of colleagues.
Miss Jacklin returned on Monday after spending Easter in Winnipeg. Farmers are busy seeding.
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