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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
4
Contract and display rates for government and municipal spaces are outlined for first insertions and eight-line paragraphs for each subsequent insertion, detailing pricing structure and placement rules across the municipal advertising program.
One week before Christmas a reflective message urges embracing peace and good will despite recent reverses. It urges reevaluating values beyond wealth and growth, noting Christmas should renew perspective and character, making people bigger through acts of kindness.
Local Masonic Lodge elected officers including W M H A Lye and Cairns as Treasurer. Officers installed by R W Bro H F Johnson with assistance from Postmasters. Aus tin and Bagot brethren attended. Annual At Home to be held Friday December 26 at 8 pm.
The community mourns Louisa Ethel May Eyres Hay born August 6 1876 Wiltshire England who died December 17 after months of illness. She came to Canada in 1882, lived at Scarboro Junction Manitoba then Farmed near three miles east of MacGregor. Survived by husband two sons and three daughters, plus several brothers and sisters. Funeral Monday officiated by Rev R H Fotheringham with many floral tributes and an interment at Beaver Cemetery.
A brief card of thanks appears among local notices. It expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support and kindness during a recent difficult time. The message honors communal care and leaves readers with best wishes.
Wheat touched a new low on the Winnipeg exchange closing at December 54e May 58¢ and July 59¢ on Wednesday marking a continuing decline for futures and spot prices across the week.
For sale 3000 bushels of good barley at 25 cents per bushel and 600 bushels of rye at 35 cents per bushel delivered. Apply to see sample and for further information to 503 H. A. LYE MacGregor.
From the undersigner's premises on October 10 two spring calves were taken. One calf is red and the other white. Any information leading to recovery should be sent to J D Dankesreiter in Beaver via phone 82-32 MacGregor.
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