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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
4
Threshing in MacGregor and nearby districts has been active recently with grain moved to theatres or rail sidings and some stored in granaries. Yields vary from eight to thirty plus bushels per acre, with Thatcher common and Renown performing well in small plots. new farming implements and many new autos and trucks have been delivered by local dealers.
Western Canada marks the second centenary of Pierre Gauthier de la Verendrye s expedition to the forks of the Red and Assiniboine rivers where Winnipeg and St Boniface now stand. A September program will unveil a monument and feature pageants, processions, exhibits, and religious ceremonies honoring the explorer s pioneering voyage and early Canadian history.
UGG Ltd expands its grain handling network with new elevators at Brookdale Westbourne Rignold and Neepawa in Manitoba The move increases the company's owned and operated elevators across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to more than a growing total across the region
The U.G.G.Ltd., founded in 1904 as the Grain Grower, gathers shareholders across Western Manitoba. The company’s diverse regional presence and careful planning inspire confidence among provincial farming communities.
A reflective piece on Scottish gardens and community bonds. The narrator recalls visiting friends Fred Course and B L Patterson and promotes garden visits to foster gardening interest and closer friendships. Describes local gardens, including Mrs G Booth's hollyhocks, the telephone premises, and Mr Woodin's inviting corner.
Calls to readers to improve local papers by sharing every personal or local item. If you have visitors or have been on a visit, send or phone information to the home-town paper. Our phone is No 13.
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