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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Ed Wheeler visit. Mrs JA Beattie returns from Reston to see her parents. School opened with three teachers but small turnout due to harvest. Gothic Lodge No 75 AF and AM held Divine Service in Sidney on Sunday Aug 26. Ford accident near a bank left a broken windshield but no major injuries.
Fragmented lines express a creed of belief in friendship service sunshine laughter kindness courtesy and generosity. The speaker vows to be a better person by helping others and acting with loyalty and goodwill.
A pretty wedding occurred at 46 Gerrard Street East Toronto on a Wednesday evening. Miss Ruby Smallman of Toronto was married to Mr Fred Elliott of Austin with Ri guron officiating. The bride wore navy tricotine with a crepe de chine blouse and georgette hat and wore Sunset roses. The ceremony included a ring bearer and guests present included Miss C McFayden and nan. The couple departed for a Niagara Falls and St Lawrence River trip.
Miss Laura Farncomb secures a position at Sidney. Mrs. Ensall travels to Winnipeg to stay. Miss Cora Walden heads to Massachusetts to attend school. Miss A McKay arrives from Portage la Prairie to teach Bagot village school. Miss Gladys and Bette Fars head to Regina with plans for a business course. Aug. 24, 25 cent ladies' cake sale features a Lichestra.
The Hon Minister of Agriculture condemns the present system of small community fairs while acknowledging districts where fairs thrive as summer events. The article argues amalgamations would reduce farmer access and lessen interest, noting larger fairs favor big stock raisers and risk neglecting the average farmer.
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