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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
4
A nostalgic Christmas meditation on rural life emphasizing family togetherness harmony and generosity. The piece links Christmas cheer to farm households and the reunions of relatives, urging that memories be turned into present warmth and shared joy.
The piece extols Christmas for widening and softening relations among men. It urges burying envy and jealousy and fostering honest regard for neighbors and competitors. It warns that if Christmas does not touch inner darkness, the season has been in vain.
The Herald sends best wishes to readers for a real Canadian Christmas. It hopes for joy, peace, and good fellowship, and a new era of prosperity in the coming year.
The Herald will not publish during Christmas week. The office remains open for job printing and leather business as usual. The next issue is scheduled for Thursday, January 4th, and the paper thanks readers and advertisers for 1922 while seeking continued patronage in 1923.
Voters across North Norfolk debated retainment of the Public Health Nurse on Tuesday. About 426 ratepayers of roughly 2200 on the list cast ballots, with results showing mixed support across multiple local districts and individuals in attendance.
To a High Bluff boy Edward Armstrong has fallen the honor of premier of Manitoba's first boys' parliament. He headed the polls at the election in District No. 9 last week.
In loving memory of our dear wee Gladie age 15 months who died December 15 1921. Hearts bleed our loss too deep for words. A pure little soul has been rescued from suffering and pain. Also remembrance of Fr. Ederick Russed Stirle December 24 1914 laid to rest. Readers recall the sad hours since our dear brother was laid to rest.
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