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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
5
Auction notes describe 1000 acres of fenced pasture with water access and frame barns near Pratt and MacGregor. Listings mention topsoil, black loam soil, wheat and barley crops, cattle facilities, and a house with stables. Several parcels offer cash prices and lengthy balance terms with stated years and sums.
Public notice from North Manion docket dated June 30 1922 announces an August court date for a land survey near Station 25 12 including property in Meridia area. Allan Finlay Mayor and Thad Surveyor oversee the plan with Mackin Mackinnon solicitors. copies available for inspection at Mess, Mackin & Mackinnon offices.
Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, a famed rupture expert, is announced to visit Portage la Prairie July 1 to discuss his truss system. He claims outstanding results, faster openings, and superiority over former methods while warning against elastic devices and unverified treatments.
Fragmentary notice references a rat tail description and a July 24 entry. It lists Fudges W M Thompson and Lamb with a transfer to the Secretary Treasurer at a municipal office, credited to S Thompson in Beaver.
The North Norfolk Council met in MacGregor with all members present. Reeve Robinson chaired as Councillor Haey and Laub discussed flood damage to lands and requested relief. The clerk noted a lack of agricultural poison supplies and outlined drainage work plans including a boundary road grant and cemetery funding.
A new garage is planned on Davidsos Street near H sapole. James Hulme of MasGregor named principal for the Austin school. Mary Campbell returned from Beresford with her sister for parental visits. Harry Booth and the Outhwait family spent the holiday at home with relatives.
The Austin Juniors won 7-4 as Keth Booth pitched for Austin and Greger tosed gear in a high scoring affair. MacGregor and Sidney put up a hard fight with a late seventh inning call due to darkness as R Wright and W Ireland led respective teams.
A number of accounts were recommended for payment by the Finance Committee, and the Council adjourned to meet in Austin on August 3.
The account describes foot races for the cadets won by Jack Staten. Prizes were awarded to Mrs W J Hodges and Mr Roland Lamb. The boys’ dance at night concluded a busy, necessary day.
An advertisement extols the value of sight for enjoying nature and art, urging readers to pursue eye examinations to enhance life’s happiness. It emphasizes the sense of vision as central to appreciating beauty and artifice and invites a professional eye checkup.
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