Meighen Forms New Government After King Resigns
The King government in Ottawa resigned on Monday. Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, Conservative leader and Portage la Prairie MP, was sworn in Tuesday as Prime Minister. A temporary ministry will handle acting ministers while party leaders arrange the new government. Sir Henry Drayton selected to lead the party.
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Alberta Returns Farmers Government Triumph Dominates Legislature
The United Farmers of Alberta led by Premier J. E. Brownlee regained power for a sixth legislature in the provincial elections held Monday. Latest returns show UFA 43 seats Liberal 6 Conservative 1 Labor 2 Independent Doubtful
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Death of Wm. Cook Pioneer Resident of MacGregor District
Death occurred June 23 of William Cook born in England 1846 a long time pioneer in the MacGregor area. He lived on the Manitoba farm then near MacGregor, later moved to Yorkton and finally resided at Middlechurch. He was a Masonic member for over sixty years and helped found Temple Lodge MacGregor. Interment followed at Workton.
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MacGregor Fair Slated for July 14 At Rural Centre
The fortieth annual MacGregor Summer Fair will be held on July 14 with a new cattle shed two hundred feet long and baselail grounds east of the buildings improving space for players and spectators. A parade of decorated autos and floats is planned, prizes offered by the committee, and a baseball tournament featuring several teams. The Salvation Army Band Rorie will perform. Community support from car owners and firms is urged for a successful holiday event.
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Sidney and MacGregor Baseball Tie Leads to Standings
Sidney and MacGregor played a league game with a 6-5 loss for Sidney at home. The narrative notes a close contest with tied standings between Sidney and MacGregor and references a future game result as the north team wins 75.
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Joseph Hearst Sentenced to Seven Years in Penitentiary
Joseph X Hearst, ex head of the Hearst Music Publishing Co, was sentenced on Monday to seven years in Stony Mountain penitentiary. In MacGregor on July Lith, a Red Cross Bath Clinic will be run by a Winnipeg child specialist. The clinic is free and open to anyone wishing to attend.
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Winnipeg
Renewal plea for Herald subscription overdue balance
The notice asks readers to renew their Herald subscription for 1926 and settle any arrears for one year or more, requesting past dues along with a renewal for another year.
Bank of Montreal Crop Report Highlights Regional Variances
Heavy rains spread across the Prairies except Saskatchewan. damage from cutworms or frost hits crops. Early sown wheat in Manitoba is in shot blade, while Quebec reports light but improving crops. Ontario moisture boosts crop appearance. Maritime seeding complete with good prospects. British Columbia showers aid varied crops and expected fat factory yields.
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Ontario
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Horam Supply Center for Harness and Stable Goods
A local advert promotes a comprehensive horse supply hub offering harnesses brushes curry combs clippers and a full range of stable needs including nose bags blankets wraps halters and more for horse care.
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