Departure of trainerom MacGregor No 33 Westbound
A brief railway item notes the departure of trainerom MacGregor No 33 on a westbound leg with times listed as 20.18 and 18.38. The scant OCR reads as a travel timetable snippet mentioning a single unit and direction.
Merchants Advertise Office Needs and Herald Forms
Local merchants remind customers they offer a full line of office supplies including letter heads envelopes bill heads tags and cards And they act as agents for Western Sales Co Counter Check Books Orders may be left at the Herald Office Forms close Thursday Advertising should arrive before Tuesday noon News items should reach by Tuesday night and be held if late Copy should be secured early for publication
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Western Sales Co
Herald Office
Unusual Calgarian Moves Spur Western News Blast
Rares Reddark of Calgary undertakes a legendary move of thirty eight houses along meania roads from Bamkhead to Banff in forty days. February trade figures show imports and exports, while a major wheat pool payout of about 37 million dollars shocks the West. New Brunswick reports deer and fur harvests, and a Nova Scotia Ayrshire cow sets milk records. King George and Queen Mary visit London’s Canadian art and sculpture show, with CPR planning an eight hotel Regina project amid railway growth.
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Rares Reddark
Calgary
Alta
Meania
Bamkhead
Banff
King George
Queen Mary
Anhi
London
Lonard Richmond
Lake Morning
Lake O'Hara
Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
Trail Riders
Local notes from Austin and surrounding area
Community news from Austin includes births and visits, returning residents Kenneth Leckie and Mrs Leckie planning to stay in Canada, and planned sermons by Professor Leger at Forrestville and Austin. The dramatic society reports the new sports ground is paid for and deeded to the municipality, with upcoming plays and July 1 sports planned. officials will coordinate sport venues.
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Kenneth Leckie
United States
Mrs Leckie
Canada
The
Dramatic Society
J. A. Beattie
Bagot
Edrans
Arizona
Manitoba Honey Offer At Reduced Prices For Pails
Gordon McLachlan's garage and D F McLachlan of Bagot Manitoba advertise a sale of honey with 10 pails available at a reduced price of 140 dollars per 40 pail. Offers can be made locally at Gordon McLachlan's shop or through D F McLachlan.
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Gordon McLachlan
D. F. McLachlan
Bagot
Man
For Sale Seed and Feed Oats by Critchlow MacGregor
For sale a quantity of good seed and feed oats. Contact Critchlow at phone 91-15 in MacGregor for details and pricing.
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Portage LA Prairie
MacGregor
Critchlow
Manitoba highway programme outlines future road system
Hon. W R Clubb announces Manitoba will build a definite road network with annual extensions. Funds for maintenance cover sections taken over by the province including the Lord Selkirk highway Emerson to Winnipeg Beach and the Trans Canada from Whitemouth to the Saskatchewan boundary. Completion of the Trans Canada highway westward is expected early next summer with some grading and gravelling remaining. Royal assent was given for about 1,000,000 in road work, with the capital supply bill at 990,000, increased by 50,000. Gravelling on the south end of the Seikuk Highway Emerson to Stellier and Whitehead road west of Brandon is under way, with North Norfolk work to start soon.
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Manitoba
W.R. Clubb
Lord Selkirk
Emerson
Winnipeg Beach
Whitemouth
Saskatchewan
Trans Canada
Winnipeg
Tribune
W. R Clubb
Seikuk
Emerson and
Stellier
Brandon
Norfolk
Egg-hatching Barred Rock Birds from the States
Bred-to-lay Barred Rock eggs offered for hatching with birds imported from the States. Prices: two dollars and one dollar per setting. A. E. Chant, MacGregor.
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Chant
MacGregor
Eggs for hatching from Bred-to-lay Barred Racks
Eggs offered for hatching from Bred-to-lay Barred Racks. Fleck leads with a rooster imported from a top producing New Brunswick flock. Setting price listed as 15 units at $1.25.
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New Brunswick
Three Generations Represented by Party of U S Settlers for Sale
A Canadian National Railways colonisation party led by Prof C B Grey travels to Linday to take four farms as part of a fledgling US settler movement. The group includes Mrs John Anglesbury and family, Mr and Mrs J C Webber, and 21 descendants. CN R colonisation officials in Winnipeg gauge growing inquiries and expect a larger wave of farmers this season.
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U.S
C. B. Grey
Canadian National Railways
John Anglesbury
Kennedy
J. C. Webber
Small
Linday
United States
C N.R
Winnipeg
W. D. Robb
Central States
Phos
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