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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
5
AUSTIN S C Duff shipped a carer stock on Tuesday last, moving a load of stock from the Austin area. The action highlights Duff's ongoing trade and local commerce activity this week.
Field Grain and Seeds entries show Mise E Collier leaving Hartney for school. Winners include Red Fire wheat and Merquis wheat to John Pears, two-rowed wheat to Chas. Barten and W Farncomb, fodder corn to John Pears, coll grasses to J Garley, Sheat of wheat to F M Radclyffe, Sheat of barley to John Pears. Elsie McIntosh, Miss F. Gale visiting Brandon, Miss J Avery to Regina Normal Training, W Wyard arriving from Vermont, Miss McQueen and Miss McIntosh returning to duties as school resumes. Austin exhibitors at Brandon Fair include Thos Zachary with six prizes for sheep, Wm Gailey for hubarb, and J Gailey with Bees and Honey prizes totaling $43.00.
Friends gathered at Mrs Thos Gale’s home in Firdale on August 12 to surprise Mrs George Moffatt, a veteran worker for soldiers, who knitted 100 pairs of socks. Miss Mary Plummer and M Warnock sent a Card of Honor praising her service to soldiers overseas and at home in Canada.
At the Toronto Conservatory of Music held in Carberry on July 17 all candidates succeeded in their respective grades. Junior grade passes Bertha Nelson. Primary grade honors Lenia. Senior pass Frances Aikenhead. Heary Janoca’eclese noted in Carberry News Repress.
A list of top place names for vegetables and fruits with rankings. Entries include early potatoes, Swede turnips, yellow and red carrots, table carrots, butter beans, green peas, turnips, cabbage, cauliflower, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, peas in pod, celery, and garden tor. Notable names: J. Mellwraith, L. W. Crewson, Ben Richardson, Mrs. J. Fox, J. Gatley, W. Cairns.
Readers should submit copy for the Herald by Wednesday afternoon and advertisers should provide ad changes by Tuesday afternoon so the paper can go to press at noon on Thursdays. Teather is requested if possible to meet timing.
Following multiple complaints of cattle trespassing and destroying gardens, any person allowing cattle to run at large contrary to the by-law will be prosecuted. By order.
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