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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
4
Department of Agriculture notes harvests improved in late season despite light straw and sparse yields in poorer fields. Wheat leads with rye and barley faring well, oats uncertain. many farms plowing August fallows and grasses and sweet clover delayed by drought. Butter production up 22 percent for seven months ending July.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attendees and topics with many garbled words. Key entities and concrete facts are unreadable, leaving no clear event, location, date, or participants to summarize accurately.
The text presents an incomplete note about Sweden years and a 129 wheat acres figure with fall sowing and ground sewn in 1923 24. It mentions averages and patterns over ten years but the fragment lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary notice shows sums related to a pension program in Saskatchewan. It references totals of 3491 pensions and $100,300 disbursed, with dates including June 1828 and total vectors around $1,298.20. Details are incomplete but indicate historical pension payments.
A former Pine Creek area resident was struck and killed by a train near Winnipeg. The incident occurred on the railway yards near John and Elm Chapel. Interment took place in Virden after services.
The secretary reports that members approve Curling Chapter property sale in MacGregor town, authorizing the law for the sale and noting any further business to be brought before the meeting.
Anglican Church MacGregor lists Sunday School at 11 am to the Rectory by evs atta. Afternoon service at 6 pm. Evening service at.
Sunday service at MacGregor led by Iam with evening service and 2:30 pm Beaver church service. Sunday senor and choir practice in church on Thursday at 7 pm.
The Women’s Institute asks all holders of library books to return them to Mrs. Bousfield’s Hotel by August 1 for exchange.
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