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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
5
A fragmented report notes office numbers and patient scheduling references. It mentions resilience and preferential appointments with unclear context and telephony details. No clear events or outcomes are documented beyond noted appointment handling.
Austinal residents report a new disease with no cure as a caution. The WMS and Girls Guild will address the Union Church, while Mrs Paisley and Miss MacGregor prepare talks. The Austin Auxiliary WMS 1922 allocations call for May 1 donations of a quilt and second hand clothing. A meeting of the Austin Base Ball Chair appointed officers for the season and outlined practice three times weekly.
Public notice states the Rural Municipality of North Norfolk will hold a council meeting in Austin Manitoba on June 9 1922 at 11 am to consider a proposed By-Law and plan to open a 66 foot wide strip and close a public road through South West quarter of Section 23 Township 11 Range 12 West of the Principal Meridian copies of the By-Law and Plan available at the Secretary-Treasurer’s office. The notice is dated March 28 1922 and signed by GF Lewin Secretary Treasurer.
May 8 designated as Arbor Bay Arbor Day in Manitoba by the Department of Agriculture proclamation. Citizens will clean yards plant gardens and beautify towns as a post winter civic effort across communities.
Company officials announce that trains from Montreal connect with steamships bound for Europe and passengers bound west may be helped by delaying the ship two hours if connections are late. If the delay is longer, passengers proceed to Quebec to await the next sailing. Montreal delays affect Moe connections and passengers receive passes as arranged.
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