Advertising Rates and Settlement Notices
An OCR read notes a rate of 1.0 dollars yearly in advance and monthly settlements for advertising. It mentions Thursday meetings and the entity FLL with reference to W192i.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
4
An OCR read notes a rate of 1.0 dollars yearly in advance and monthly settlements for advertising. It mentions Thursday meetings and the entity FLL with reference to W192i.
A Saskatchewan Alberta Canada weed policy discussion references the Weed Act and Farm Department actions. Speakers from MacGregor and Brandon discuss enforcement across provinces, methods to prevent weed growth, soil work, and farm practices to combat invasive plants.
Government leaders and agencies pursue a clearer grasp of weed control challenges. Officials aim to align policy with practical, field-tested approaches to reduce invasive growth and support agricultural and ecological goals.
Neepawa mourns the sudden death of Mayor John L McKay during a Wednesday night walk after a Chapter meeting. A respected figure in the community he served his fifth year as mayor and held prominent Masonic ties. Funeral plans note services at Union Church with Sunday School and Bible Class at 11 am and a Father and Son service on March 20.
Strayed is a Shorthorn heifer about to 1190 pounds with tag Ragn missing since last fall. A $100 reward awaits return to J. Rouseteld. Contacts provided by the owner for locating the animal.
A garbled appeal urges voters and creditors to settle accounts promptly. The author mentions past changes with a bank or trust, asks friends to assist, and thanks patrons for past support. The tone is formal and aims to secure timely settlements.
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