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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
4
The district faces a flu outbreak with many inmates affected and hospital space strained. A local doctor reports several cases where proper care cannot be given and a house is being prepared to isolate and treat patients. Community cooperation and strict precautions are urged to prevent further spread.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, longtime leader of his party and former prime minister of Canada, died in Ottawa after a paralytic stroke Sunday morning. Born in 1841 in Quebec, he began his career in 1871 as a provincial legislator for Drummond and Arthabaska, later joining the federal House of Commons, and became party leader after 1896. He served as prime minister until 1911, leaving a mark on Canadian politics as the empire mourns.
Portage la Prairie Manitoba plans a memorial project to honor fallen soldiers. The rural municipality announces funding for a permanent monument and the Rosie House site will be remodeled to serve municipal offices rest rooms and a space for the Agricultural Society and other community functions.
Property in MacGregor Gomilortatic listed for sale or rent. Includes house, stable, and outbuildings with frags. For further details contact Annox Shaver Suite 18 Avoca Bi Sargent Ave Winnipeg.
The article notes the death of Joba Metackiin head of a district tam ka Use organization. Survived by a widow and several children, services were held at Katrine cemetery with Rev J Irvine Walker officiating. Neighbors and friends extended sympathy.
The notice regrets any undue worry caused by a prior item and states it was not meant to reflect on the Rev. G Jackson of Weatherby. The editor apologizes for the error and hopes no harm was done.
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