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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
5
The Herald promotes printing services for stationary needs with first class work at reasonable prices. Emphasis on social attention to mail orders and readiness to fulfill requests.
February births at J McPherson home and Mrs J Hay’s return from visit. Tumsden of Winnipeg visits W Hay family. Stan Boyd benefits from city treatment. Thos Hicker takes over CJ Mills harness shop. Jim Mills returns home. Yankee fund discussed. Young Peoples Society hosts Forester’s Hall gathering. WLDen Winnipeg broadcasts bagpipes to Jas Gilmour’s residence. Farmers Union of Canada plans March 4 concert and dance at Community Hall with admission for all. Reg Wright returns after Winnipeg stint. Argo helps bank. bridge players note Argo’s absence.
Experimental Farms Note urges farmers to plan seed supply for spring, stressing clean, well graded seed and reliable fanning mills. Choose home grown seed if pure and suitable, inspect for air blast, tight joints, and proper grain flow. Buy from reputable sources, aim for plump, vital seed to ensure uniform stand and extra yield later.
Montreal Quebec February twenty second Canadian Pacific Railway has informed Ottawa it rejects the majority report favoring a four cents an hour increase. The dispute involves 5000 employees including clerks freight handlers station and screwnew. The International Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks members sought higher pay for hourly and monthly workers but the board recommended only four cents an hour.
McGregor and Beaver churches schedule Sunday events with class and service times. MacGregor offers Sunday School at 9 a.m. and Evening Service at 7 p.m. Beaver lists Sunday School at 2 p.m. and Church Service at 3 p.m.
Anglican Church schedules Sunday service at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m. Choir practice is Thursday at the Rectory.
For sale one load of No 21 seed barley priced at seven dollars per bushel, teaned at granary. The barley yielded fifty bushels per acre. Also available a number of Plymouth Rock roosters at assorted ages. Contact local granary and farm store for details.
A notice lists quantities of Ruby wheat threshed prior to rain offered at $1.35 per bushel and Mity Banner oats germination threshing completed before rain. Also mentions Premost flax and contact Mity Banner at Bazot Portage la Prairie with phone 452-4.
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