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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
7
United States Ambassador Dawes Leadon warns mass pessimism cripples efforts to improve conditions amid Western Canada drought and farm losses. The piece argues individuals must resist collective despair, maintain morale in economics, and act with hope to ease the downturn.
British Columbia plans a cattalo herd combining cattle and buffalo. A young buffalo bull from Beacon Hill Park will be shipped to Peace River to mate with rancher Mrs. Emily L. Crawford at Fort St. John. The crossing aims to be the province’s first buffalo outside a park, per the Agriculture Department.
Official figures issued by Hon. R. G. Reid show Alberta oil field production for the first four months include Turner Valley 569,508 barrels of naphtha and 8,196 barrels of light crude, Red Coulee 24,488 barrels of light crude, Wainwright 2,123 barrels of heavy crude, and Ribstone 1,395 barrels of heavy crude, totaling 605,800 barrels.
Advertises Douglas Egyptian Liniment to remove inflammation bruises sprains strains and stiffness of joints and sore muscles. Claims buffalo bill fever is legend with no proof of attacks or deaths. Notes Germany plans a shoe factory with daily output of 10000 pairs.
Hon J T M Anderson opened Manitou Lake Lodge as the cornerstone of a new Provincial Summer resort at Little Manitou Lake, near Watrous. The project provides 16 cottages and a stone lodge, with modern water and electric service, roads, paths, and a bridle trail, creating employment for about 500 workers and promoting tourism in a wide prairie region.
A fragmented text depicts ACRamy and his dog Scottie in a noisy, comic tableau with horse imagery and odd phrases. The piece mentions Captain Simm and a signed photo offer, hinting at a humorous or instructional snippet for young readers.
Minister of Railways Hon. R. J. Manion states no cattle trial shipments will occur this year via the Hudson Bay route, citing feeding facilities at Churchill as a key constraint. He notes a deluge of cattle requests have been refused to avoid complicating wheat transport. A separate note promotes Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as offering prompt relief and future safeguards through smoke freeitus and preventing re attacks.
A playful proverb exchange contrasts a child’s caution with social tea manners, followed by a quip about a lazy man accepting any job he can get. The dialogue hints at etiquette and attitudes in a domestic setting.
The article notes an unprecedented iceberg shortage with only two labeled tramp bergs found this year, far from shipping lanes, contrasting with 440 sightings last year. It mentions iceberg water volume, coastguard patrols, and an invocation of the Leipzig Fair and toy soldiers as contextual curiosities.
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