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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
8
A health guidance piece urges New Year planning include personal health. It stresses disease prevention, proper diet, sleep, and regular periodic health examinations by a family doctor to detect issues early and extend healthy years. Readers are invited to write questions to the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto for personal replies.
The first meeting of the 1935 North Norfolk Council convened at MacGregor with all members present. Reeve D A Campbell and six ward representatives were named. secretary-treasurer G E Lewin to be paid 1300 dollars annually, council retain fee set at 75 dollars per year.
Sealed tenders marked Tender for Bridge Timber will be received up to February 7 1935 for delivery unloading storing and placing one carload of B C Fir Bridge Plant at Austin Timber size 18 feet long 3 inches thick and width 8 10 12 inches in equal parts Lowest or any tender may be accepted Dated MacGregor January 9 1935 G E Lewin See-Treasurer Rural Municipality of North Norfolk.
Lamb’s Transfer offers stock transport by truck with three hours to yards. Pickup and delivery across Winnipeg and all parts of Manitoba. Speedy, efficient service marketed to farmers and businesses. T. D. Lamb, Phone 30, MacGregor.
Two mares reported missing. A black four year old weighing 1300 pounds with a white face and a rawhide halter. a bay weighing 1350 pounds with a small scar over the left eye white on legs and face and very light underside. Reward of $10 for information. Contact AF Webber PO Box 1386.
General blacksmith offers horse shoeing and all repairs with prompt service and oxy acetylene welding available, inviting customers to bring work for quick attention.
Township proceedings show motions on slot machine penalties a Manitoba Power Commission contract and land sales. Officials discuss tenders for carpenter work and by laws readings as council schedules next meeting and tolls.
Miss Isabelle McMillan visits with her parents for a few days. School reopens January 4 with good attendance. A dance at Ell smith last Friday night was well received. No church service this Sunday in Bagot. Mr McVerey has pneumonia under Dr Jubb care. Women’s Missionary Society meets January 17 at Mrs Farncombe’s home. A Community Club dance with the Kelly orchestra is planned for January 11 in the communal hall.
A son was born at Mrs. Fox's Nursing Home on December 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams of Katrime. The child is welcomed into the family with no further details provided.
A compact note urges readers to support local merchants who advertise in the paper. It invites shoppers to visit shops named in the ads, reinforcing community commerce and reader loyalty to sponsor businesses.
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