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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
4
Joe Darras reports preparations and elements for a repair tier project with attention to schedule and collaboration. The article outlines milestones, stakeholders, and expected outcomes, highlighting practical steps and potential challenges.
The 32nd annual MacGregor Fair drew strong crowds and featured horses well as music and games. Beautiful won by 10-2 and Carberry defeated rivals while Valley boys took first prize money totaling 4-2. Sidney, Pine Creek, and Poplar Point contributed to a high excitement day with a 5 11 score line. Umpire W A Young oversaw most games with J Elston assisting one.
Mr and Mrs W Lye received word their son Lieut H A Lye of the Aviators was admitted overseas to the incident that necessitated treatment and sent to England for care. Once recovered he joined the Flying Forces. Lieut Lye was a school teacher.
The Allies are said to be making good progress on the Western front with thousands of prisoners captured in the last week. An advance about twenty miles is noted. readers are asked to submit any changes by Wednesday to meet noon press deadlines.
The piece argues that mutual dependence between farmers and townspeople drives public welfare. It stresses unity, fair dealing by merchants, and farmers buying locally to sustain the home town. The author calls for a community spirit in business, education, and social life to foster growth and prosperity.
Carl Jof on behalf of his family and Jon Yeats thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy extended during their recent bereavement.
Notice that the Assessment Roll for Rural Municipality of New Norfolk for 1918 is prepared and open for inspection daily from morning to late afternoon for one month after first publication. Objections to any assessment must be filed in writing in my office before the period expires.
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