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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
4
In hundreds of Canadian towns a campaign urges residents to beautify homes, improve cleanliness, and raise property values. The message stresses home making as civic duty and calls all ages to join a sustained effort to Clean-up Paint-up and Keep it up.
Voters in Elkhorn overwhelmingly approve the Manitoba Power Commission hydro scheme by a 109 to 12 vote, endorsing wiring and expansion to western municipalities. The move links Elkhorn to the province’s hydro network, with August 1st as a target to connect to the provincial system.
The Herald notes an advisory from advertisers about a bag related offer. It warns readers to check brand details, authenticity, and potential scams while shopping. Officials urge verification of sources and caution against unsolicited promotions.
The community mourns the April death of Alex Berry a respected farmer. He injured his left hand on the farm ten days prior and blood poisoning followed after a surgical attempt by doctors Frank MacKinnon and A G MacKenen. Survived by relatives including Kenneth Scott Wyllcollar and the Berry family. funeral conducted by Rev KH Fotheringham at the MacGregor cemetery.
Mrs Berry thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy and thanks United Church Aid for flowers in memory of her daughter.
The Herald offers experienced printing with up to date plant and invites readers to leave their orders at the paper’s office for prompt service.
Bagot residents can win a 1926 Chevrolet six cylinder sedan by buying a fifty cent ticket for the Mid-Summer Dance at Bagot Community Hall on July 2. Proceeds fund the hall, with the car draw at midnight July 24. Tickets available from President P.M. Radelfe or Secretary Effie McNeil.
Cancer is an explanation of disease with theories about causes and prevention. Incorrect or incomplete facts are described, including irritation from dental issues and constipation as possible contributors. Emphasis on early treatment and regular medical examinations. questions to the Canadian Medical Association will be answered by letter.
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