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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
4
Weather and harvest notes show a busy week with grain fields cut and the binder in use. Reports of minor damage from storms limited to a single district, while overall yields are described as turning out excellent with good quality grain and preparations for a likely strong crop. Farmers seek extra help as harvest activity continues across the municipality.
Manitoba program lists courses guiding pupils toward university paths. Parents are urged to study the options and decide which suit their children's futures. Courses include matriculation tracks, combined programs, and professional certificates linked to Arts Law or Medicine, with emphasis on university requirements.
Mrs Asher identified clothing and body pieces found on Joh Bagot farm near Portage. Police traced the man to Winnipeg then to a plot in Portage cemetery. Mr Asher, about 39, left a wife and three children aged 8 to 14. The widow and children plan to return to Scotland.
A Thursday elocution contest will award the silver medal. The event takes place at the Methodist church in Orangeville on Mr Corrigall's farm and features local participants.
In a brief note, the event entry window for a forthcoming competition is extended beyond August. Participants are invited to submit their entries for consideration and welcome new entrants to join the event.
The death occurred on Monday at 316 Hammton Street Winnipeg of John Donald son of Mr and Mrs J C R. Newmonths, aged 20 days. Interment Toews Cemetery was conducted at Et xl cemetery. Agricultural Calendar note outlines Manitoba Agricultural News Calendar 1914 details and college rental form.
A fragment describes a man preparing his house for inspection by a committee by covering a door with linoleum and decorating walls with pictures and a mirror, then placing a harmonium inside. The committee arrived and he spoke gravely, guiding them as they entered.
A binder repairer named Peter New died when his work horses reared and ran, he attempted to stop them but was struck by a large wheel. He died within two hours from injuries sustained in the incident.
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