Advertising rates and notices in the Herald
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Lega
Herald
Canadians Back Canada Loan Backed By Wave Of Savings
Canadians from coast to coast showed strong confidence in Canada by subscribing to the National Service Loan. The November 25 to December 2 offer closed early with 150000.00 officially issued and total subscriptions reaching 215,009,000. The issue aimed to finance the country during a low mood when foreign borrowing was impractical, and the response demonstrated global respect for Canadian resolve and faith in their nation.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
United We Stand for Community Progress and Unity
A call for civic action stressing that individual effort plus organized community work leads to progress. It argues that a progressive spirit among citizens, churches, fraternal groups, business circles, and clubs is essential to advance development, education, and overall harmony.
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Ima United
Harmonio Y
Thia
Community Action Urged to Keep Towns In Step
Citizens call for decisive public timos to mobilize efforts and modernize town functions. Local leaders stress timely action to preserve services, infrastructure, and community vitality amid changing times.
New Plan of Exams Promises Provincial Savings
The Alberta education system introduces a home school examination plan for grade promotion from eight to nine reducing travel and fees. Teachers grade papers with supervision, saving about five thousand dollars province wide. Examinations begin June 20 with standard tests prepared and copies sent to teachers in June for marking and reporting results. No appeal process is mentioned.
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Department of Education
Beputy
Ding
Emphasizes Fight Against Diptheria Warns Monday
The deputy minister of health warns the province to intensify the fight against diphtheria. Only one case reported so far this year, against higher numbers last year. Schools have not yet opened in certain areas, and authorities urge vigilance.
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Jackson
Amore
Bazaar and tea event raises funds at United Circle
The United Circle held a bazaar and tea last Saturday to raise funds. Attendees contributed generously, supporting community projects and local programs.
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Cy Circle
MacGregor Agricultural Society holds annual meeting today
The MacGregor Agricultural Society convenes for its annual meeting with the Fair praised as one of the best in recent years. A record number of entries is reported across most classes, highlighting strong participation and community involvement.
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MacGregor Agricultural Society
Anglican Church notices at St Pauls MacGregor
Rev GL Armatrong rector announces third Sunday in Advent services at St Pauls MacGregor with Sunday School at 11 am. Evensong and sermon at 2 90 pm features choir anthem Hosanna in the Highest.
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GL. Armatrong
St. Paul's Church
MacGregor
United Church Sunday Services and Choir Practice
Rev R H Fotheringbas leads Sunday services with Sunday School in the afternoon and evening service. Choir practice in the church follows Thursday at 8 pm, with address 1280 Pas.
MacGregor United Sunday School Christmas Concert
The annual Christmas concert by MacGregor United Sunday School is scheduled for Wednesday December 23. The event showcases student performances and seasonal music in the church setting.
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MacGregor United Sunday School
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