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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1943
Page
4
Government and municipal notices SAS per line for first insertion and eight per line for each subsequent insertion E.
An illustrated lecture and discussion on Noxious Weeds especially Leafy Spurge will be held in Mason ic Hall MacGregor Monday December 20 at 2 30 PM. Weeds Commissioner H E Wood and Agricultural Representative Lorne Carter will attend with farmers urged to participate. The leaflet notes Leafy Spurge as a major farm problem and mentions municipal cooperation with North Cypress and Portage la Prairie in a three year destruction program.
The Manitoba Curling Association plans a Red Cross drive with all provincial clubs to raise 25000 dollars to forward parcels monthly for Manitoba prisoners of war for a year. Past MacGregor Curling Clubs bonspiels may join again. Watch for announcements.
Indications point to a tremendous Christmas mailing volume across Canada with staff stretched. Early mailing of parcels cards and letters will aid efficiency and help ensure delivery before Christmas day. Citizens are urged to mail now to assist post office crews and speed deliveries.
The Brandon Sun notice lists delivery details by Duane MacDonald with an evening schedule and a 10 cent weekly rate. The fragment suggests a small ad or branding line rather than a full article, indicating a local newspaper delivery notice.
The article notes festive displays at MacGregor stores with war toy themes. Santa appears taxed by economy, producing wooden and cardboard tanks and guns without clockwork. Elves and gnomes are described as constrained by a compulsory transfer order, limiting mechanisms and movement.
Parents face meatless, war afflicted holidays as children improvise with plain items. Boys like Johnny convert broom handles wagon scraps into weapons while imagination fills the gap left by prewar props. The only relief for families is quieter Christmas sounds this year.
A wartime editorial urges Canadians to reject self serving attitudes and graft. It warns that democracy could fail if left unchecked and calls ordinary people coast to coast to apply honesty, unselfishness, and care in business, municipal, and political life to rebuild a strong clean united Canada.
Canada will float its Sixth Victory Loan in April or early May 1944. The finance ministry aims to mobilize public investment to support wartime needs as global advances press for strengthened war effort and economic stability.
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