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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
8
Bank of Montreal and Bank of Nova Scotia announce signs of recovery in Canada. Montreal notes a trend since spring with activity above last year’s level for the first time in 1933. Scotia expresses relief at a renewed rise in business after years of gloom.
The general elections in Nova Scotia on Tuesday gave victory to the Liberals and Angus L. Macdonald was elected Canada's youngest provincial premier at 43. The Liberals took twenty one seats to nine for the Conservatives, with five Harrington cabinet ministers defeated. The CCF fielded candidates but failed to win deposits.
Harold B. Bride, 19, of Regina, drowned at Lake Les resort after diving from a tower. He arrived with his father and went for a swim, vanished, and was found after an hour of resuscitation attempts by two doctors. He is survived by his mother, siblings, and relatives in Regina and Brandon.
Billie Bow Grand visits Winniper and enjoys time with her brother, Mrs. W. Tupper, sharing moments in a small town greetings feature.
Mrs Myrtle Pears has returned home after visiting in the Sidney district with her cousin Mrs D R Davis. Mr and Mrs O B Gordon and daughters Margaret Phyllis and Grace have returned to Vandura Sask after a week visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Venn.
Miss Margaret Mcxae returns to Crystal City to teach at Katrime school. Miss Laura Lemon also resumes teaching at Katrime, traveling with her sister Maude Lemon from Winnipeg. Mrs. Gustavson and granddaughter Nona Nohlgren visit from Winnipeg to see Mrs. Henry Taylor. Mr Lawrence Anderson is hospitalized at Portage la Prairie after a painful accident but is progressing favorably.
An article fragment describes a unique orchard of one tree grafted to bear fifteen apple varieties near Fastern Canal. It references quantities, dates, and distant figures, mentioning officials, railways, and travels, with scattered notes on Canadian topics and royal visits.
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