Printing Trades Ad Notes Prompt Mail Orders
Business and general job printing offered with prompt attention to mail orders. Local printer announces services and invites mail inquiries for quick turnaround.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
4
Business and general job printing offered with prompt attention to mail orders. Local printer announces services and invites mail inquiries for quick turnaround.
Grasshoppers remain a menace and farmers are urged to watch for pests and apply prompt control. The Council offers poison sacks on request and extension services assist. A bait formula from the state Agricultural College uses bran, sawdust, salt and paris green mixed dry, then moistened with water before distribution on a warm, sunny day.
Friday clash near the Canadian Pacific station left six teens and hundreds of unemployed injured as police fought demonstrators. Five alleged leaders were arrested with bail set at 50 000 09 each. Calgary saw four hundred unemployed strike after relief plan rollout amid Communist ties alleged. Winnipeg has spent over half a million on relief since September while thousands remain unemployed or not receiving aid.
The passage notes a rising problem as freight trains carry more workers, many English speaking Canadians ready to work if employment exists. It argues timely action is needed to create jobs for the people and suggests rural communities can operate in these new opportunities.
Provincial Conservative gathering in ovincials at B drew representatives from each riding with around twelve hundred attendees. Dr. H C Hodgson led the presidential address predicting a strong Manitoba party position and a likely provincial victory.
Dr Murdoch MacKay of Truro was elected leader of the Manitoba Liberal Party during a two day convention. He previously served as MLA for Springfield and was elected to the Manitoba Legislature in 1927. Born April 30, 1884 in Cape Breton. educated at Regina and University of Manitoba. physician who served in the Canadian Army Medical Corps 1916 to 1919.
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