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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 16, 1930

Page

2

France plans naval builds and Palestine air moves

France's 1990 naval budget funds a cruiser and six Gentroyers plus six submarines after adoption by the Chamber of Deputies. Palestine debates intensified aviation and the Kaledin airfield near Jerusalem expands with land acquisitions. Saskatchewan clay products grow per Prof Worcester. Kenneth McDonald dies at 101, born 1827 in Cumberland House. Graf Zeppelin expedition shifted to 1931. Nome radio station fire halts broadcasts. five RCAF planes pulled from northern Quebec search after missing flights.

France Chamber of Deputies Palestine Kaledin Jerusalem Saskatchewan W. G. Worcester Ceramics University of Baskatchewan Edmonton Western Canada Kenneth Nome Alaska St. Michaels W. Canon George Lizottee Curtis-Reid Aircraft Co Quebec National Defence Department Canadian Air Force

Logging In Northern Alberta Faces Winter Slowdown

Northern Alberta lumber camps will be slack this winter with only about 25 percent of normal logging. The huge carry-over from last season, caused by a dry summer and reduced wheat yield, depresses new work. A firm reports a 15,000,000 foot carry-over, the largest in its history, amid drought and reduced building activity.

Alberta One Lumber Company

Weal Air Port hailed as ideal world class site Moose Jaw

The Moose Jaw Board of Trade proclaims the city possesses one of the ideal airports of the world highlighting black loam soil with gravel subsoil ensuring drainage and all weather usability. They note virgin prairie terrain, even ground, and no reserves, enabling large aircraft to take off in any season. Manitoba fox breeders won most awards at the Western Canada International silver fox show.

Moose Jaw Canada United States Manitoba

Unclear fragment cites Waterloo fight note

A damaged OCR fragment references Waterloo and a child asking about fighting and a dad restricting going out. It lacks coherent details, dates, names, or places beyond Waterloo.

Brave motorist avoids car on train track accident

An Ontario man who refused to risk a stalled car on a railway line kept to safety when his new car coughed and stopped with an approaching train. Walking to the roadside, he left the wreck to the railway and insurance, claiming wise risk taking. His wife remains alive.

Ontario Anfe and Sound Regina Leader

Smart printed Rayon crepe day dress with Paris note

A vintage dress description highlights a deep pointed hipline, white embroidered crepe de chine collar cuffs, slim molded bodice, and a skirt with fluttering fullness. It lists Style No. S075 in sizes 16 to 42 inches bust and fabric options including woollen tweed, crepe, satin, and printed velvet with various color accents and a 25 cent pattern price.

Paris

British Nobility Hold Vast Alberta Farm Lands

About 15,000 acres of Alberta farmland are owned by titled British nobles. The Duke of Sutherland holds 9,202 acres via the Sutherland Land Company, while Earl Minto owns 1,905 acres. The Prince of Wales holds 1,655 acres plus a lease of 1,440 acres totaling 3,005. Lord Cheylesmore has 1,380 acres and Lord Rodney 618. The Earl of Fermont still holds 320 acres near Priddis in Southern Alberta.

Alberta Duke of Sutherland Sutherland Land Company Earl Minto Prince of Wales Lord Cheylesmore Lord Rodney Earl of Fimont Priddis

Recipes For This Week Betty Barclay Sweet Treats

This item outlines a candy making process from Betty Barclay with steps to dissolve sugar in water, heat to soft ball stage, finish a creamy syrup, knead, fold in strawberry jam, and shape into patties or balls. It includes measuring guidance and methods for texture control and final shaping.

How To Order Patterns acarese Winnipes Newspaper Unis

The item lists pattern ordering details from an unclear Winnipes newspaper feature. It mentions a location on Mevermot Avenue and a Wallipeg Pauara number, suggesting a small ad or instruction page.

Acarese Winnipes Newspaper Unis Mevermot Ave Wallipeg

Gas Meter Explained in Humorous Exchange

A playful dialogue features a bride asking about a meter that shows gas usage. The meter man clarifies that the device indicates charges rather than total consumption, adding a light note to a domestic scene.

Swine Breeders Elect Directors by Ballot

R Wade, secretary-treasurer of the Canadian Swine Breeders Association, states the annual ballot closed December 15 elected directors for the Maritimes Manitoba Alberta and British Columbia. Ontario Quebec and Saskatchewan directors to be chosen at February March provincial and national meetings.

R. Wade Maritimes Manitoba Alberta British Columbia Peter Brode Little York PBS Mantota McPhail Brandon Man W. L. Gray Miller J. W. Shannon Cloverdale

Return Of Sir John Martin-Harvey in Rosemary at Gand Theatre

Sir John Martin-Harvey returns with the Rosemary company to Gand Theatre Reming for shows Thursday and Friday January 9 and 10 and a Saturday matinee. The production draws strong reviews for his portrayal of Sir Jaspar and the play’s themes of love and honor set in Victorian times. Garrick revival on Saturday night January 11 showcases Martin-Harvey’s dramatic prowess in the beloved English stage tradition.

Rosemare Martin-Harvey John Martin-Harvey Rosemary Gand Reming Wil England John Ha Jasper Victor Garrick John Martin- Harvey Patrick

Grapefruit and Fig Salad Recipe Card

A simple salad using 3 large grapefruits and preserved figs. Peel and segment the fruit, cut into pieces with figs, then toss with a dressing of lemon juice and a splash of lime juice, a pinch of paprika, and a hint of powdered sugar. Use about one teaspoon to a half cup of dressing.

Roldal Valley Highway Says Six Miles For One Mile Progress

A highway in the Roldal Valley within Norway's mountainous district traverses six miles to gain one mile of forward progress. The unusual profile highlights the challenging terrain and engineering effort in the region.

Roldal Valley Norway

Old Irish Shilling Debt Settled After 48 Years

An elderly man walked into a shop in vuncuk Ireland to clear a five shilling debt from 1881 claiming he bought children’s shoes and left for England. The exchange prompted town talk about his plans to raise chickens while a skeptical father advised owls for fitting hours.

Vuncuk Ireland England

Baptism of Jesus and its meaning in the gospel tale

The lesson explores Jesus’ baptism by John in the Jordan and its significance as a public endorsement, divine ordination, and a model for followers. It reflects on Jesus’ realization of his Messiahship and the consecration implied in baptism, alongside tangential notes on faith, wisdom, and daily life.

Jesus Egypt Nazareth John Galilee Jordan God Matthew Newton Jed F. B Meyer G. A. J. Ross Christ

Wonderful device helps X-ray heart make its own pictures

Franklin Institute demonstrates a new X-ray device by Charles F. Weyl with Dr. F Maurice McPhedlan. The instrument uses a system of lights mirrors and a rubber bulb to model the heart and lung motion, triggering exposures at chosen points in the heartbeat cycle.

Veen Franklin Institute Charles F. Weyl Moore School of Electrical Engineering University of Pennsylvania F. Maurice McPhedlan Harry Phipps Institute

Seed Extraction Plants Established in National Forests

The Forest Service of the Interior has set up four seed extraction stations for forest tree seed. The largest is in New Westminster, BC, with smaller plants at Rocky Mountain House Alberta and at Indian Head and Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Seed supplies support experimental planting on national forests and free distribution in Prairie Provinces. Some seed from New Westminster ships to the British Forestry Commission and to New Zealand for their planting programs.

National Forest Service Department of the Interior New Westminster British Columbia Rocky Mountain House Alberta Indian Head Prince Albert Saskatchewan Prairie Provinces Dominion Forest Service British Forestry Commission New Zealand Forestry Department

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