MacGregor Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser Introductory Details
The MacGregor Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser establish a weekly edition, first issued February 1897, printed at the Herald Printing Office in MacGregor Manitoba. Publication by A M Shaw with a stated post office department authorization and a publisher’s license with a $200 US listing.
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Macgregor Herald and North Norfolk Advertiser
Herald Printing Office
MacGregor
Man
Secon
Post Office Department
Ottawa
A. M. Shaw
Business Improvements Are Booming in MacGregor
MacGregor's business district undergoes a near complete renovation as old buildings are replaced and upgrades expand capacity. Montgomery plans a 10 by 48 foot addition to the Drug ent, Enid's Dress Shoppe opens, and other renovations include a cafe rebuild, tinsmith shop teardown, and the MacGregor Hotel repurposing for farm machinery. The Style Shoppe opens May 2nd and local sidewalks and labor supply are noted for improvement.
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MacGregor
Montgomery
Enid
Bluebird Cafe
Charlie Wong
D. G. McDougall
Dave
Metropolitan Cafe
Stan, Firth
Massey- Harris
Stan
Manitoba Telephone
Myrtle Little
Bread saving campaign urges fewer lunches at auctions
Newspapers cinemas and the BBC push bread saving in Britain and Canada urging the public to avoid waste and skip lunches at sales. Posters and franking slogans appear in May and June while auctions still serve meals, though world hunger shows the contrast with war-torn nations.
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The
Wireless
Britain
B.B.C
Canada
Europe
Frank Peterson Called To Rest In Manitoba Death Notice
Frank Arthur L. Peterson, 59, of MacGregor and Winnipeg, died April 11 1946 at Deer Lodge Military Hospital. Born Feb 15 1887 in Morris Manitoba he served with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the War. Survived by mother Mrs C W Burrows step father W J Burrows son Murray two brothers Ben Jack and two sisters Ethel and Mrs Orland Patterson. Funeral held at St Pauls MacGregor with Rev L J Adams. interment MacGregor cemetery. pallbearers J M McPhee R D Muir Karl Anderson S R Lamb G E Lewin H T Trethewey. McKillop Ltd undertaker.
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Deer Lodge Military Hospital
Frank Arthur L. Peterson
C. W. Burrows
MacGregor
Frank
Frank Peterson
Morris Man
Portage la Prairie
Portage
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal Canadian Lagoons
Wm. Glover
Winnipeg
War Veterans’ Association
Pete
W. J. Burrows
Murray
New York
Ben
Woodside
Jack
Ethel Peterson
Orland Patterson
Austin
St. Paul's Church
L. J. Adams
Manitoba Cartage Co
North Norfolk Canadian Legion
Easter visitors gather as Macaulay service set
Southend and Macaulay residents host guests from Winnipeg Calgary Neepawa and Winnis over the weekend. Misses Marion Tarr Muriel Chant plan Easter holidays at home. The Easter Thank Offering Service led by Rev. C A J King will be held at Macaulay School on Sunday April 28.
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Marion Tarr
Muriel Chant
Henry Frank
Wayne
Winnipeg
Frank
C.A.J. King
Macaulay School
Imperial Oil Profits Up In 1945
Imperial Oil reports higher net profits in 1945 from Canadian sales though per gallon profit declined. Earnings from investments reach 9.26 million dollars, boosting total operating income to 10.35 million dollars or 61 62 cents per share. Company plans refinery modernization and replacement of four wartime tankers with three lake tankers and one coastal vessel. about 9 percent of wartime service employees were discharged by year end.
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Imperial Oil
Canada
South America
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Turkey
Lamb's
Manitoba
Southend & Macaulay
Pte. R. Laurens
Mrs. P. Templar
Jack Bodie
Rignold
Raymond Chant
Wm. Chant
E. Atcheson
Calgary
Mrs. Howlett
Neepawa
J. Billings
Earl Maxwell
Beth
Donna
Winnis
Mrs. Pennell
RED
Lux
Libby
Jemima
L. B. Patterson
Joe Green
M. Kirshner
General Merchant
Neilson
Old Colony House
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