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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
1
Community round up with theater plans church services and fairs. Mentions visits by Miss Lamont and Mr and Mrs Martin, agriculture shows in MacGregor, travel to Portage la Prairie, and crop reports from Geo Cousins. Notices of invitations, fairs, sports events, picnics, and local concerns follow with brief comments on a tragedy and local sewer concerns.
The Norfolk Agricultural Exhibition at MacGregor on August 1 and 2 invites entries by July 25. Prizes range from 5 to 100 dollars for divisions including Shorthorns Aberdeen Angus Herefords Grade Cattle Sheep Time seeds roots vegetables and various free classes with special prizes. Management pledges a premier event in MacGregor. Remember the dates.
Crop conditions in MacGregor district are uncertain as the next three weeks weather will decide. Wheat is well lodged and with rain and warm weather should average 18 to 20 bushels per acre. Cutting will start 10 to 12 days earlier than last year. Oats and barley expected at most 30 bushels per acre. Hot winds in the past three weeks caused some damage. Weather presently favorable.
The piece laments mudslinging by papers and parties in Winnipeg after the vote. It notes Conservatives 27 and Liberals 14 in the last legislature, urging to bury the hatchet and work for the common good of the country.
Miss Bessie Crawford eldest daughter of John Crawford ex M P died in a Neepawa auto wreck Saturday afternoon. While Bernice Shearer chauffeur tutored her to drive danger warned to slow at the diagonal railway crossing. The car rolled completely over trapping Miss Crawford beneath the wheel. Shearer freed himself but she died before extraction from the wreck.
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