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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
4
The Herald MacGregor Manitoba notes its wartime prices and trade licence information. Published weekly from Main St MacGregor with Wartime Prices and Trade Licence No 73108 Permit 287 C.12. HT Trethewey is listed as publisher.
Leonard D Nesbitt of the Alberta Wheat Pool discusses postwar challenges for farmers, outlining policy impacts, agricultural economics, and the role of prairie producers in shaping recovery and future production.
Canadian farmers post war saw record income in 1943 at 1 397 million dollars, with a 40 percent rise in production. The speaker urges prudent use of gains, warns against repeating World War I land and stock speculation, and calls for investing in farm homes and comforts to deter youth migration to cities.
A plan proposes each farming family create a special fund to boost home improvements during peace, enabling repairs, water and electric systems, and heating. The idea emphasizes shared gain, easing toil for spouses, and inspiring neighbors to invest likewise.
The MacGregor Collegiate Department lists successful pupils in the recent exams. Grade IX honors include Glenn Lye Betty Mc Lachlan and others with multiple passed and supplementary students. Grade X honors name Ralph Bergquist Gene Kitson Beverley MacKinnon and more, with Oliver Hodge Gordon McIntosh among those passed and supplementary.
An embedded editorial from invasion week urges Britain and Canada to unite hearts and hands for victory. It highlights civilians bearing costs, women pledging support, and Canadians joining in the common cause as Allied forces press toward decisive action for freedom and a swift homecoming.
Notice to Creditors under The Trustee Act for the estate of Myrtle Olive Lamb of MacGregor Manitoba. All claims verified by statutory declaration must be filed with Solicitor H A Lye at Hampton Street MacGregor Manitoba on or before September 1, 1944. Administrator: E Wilson Lamb.
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