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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
15
A dance will be held in Forresters hall on Friday July 22 with good music and lunch. Gents pay $1.00 while ladies enter free. A silver tea in connection with the Women’s Institute will be held at Mrs Speed’s at 3 o’clock on Friday July 22 replacing the usual 3rd Friday due to the Springbrook picnic. The Social We Committee will provide lunch.
The Portage la Prairie fair closed with ideal weather and large crowds. Championships honored Pembina Oakville Gretna among livestock, poultry, and horse classes. Notables included J Bousfield winning many Shorthorn and Clyde awards and Adam Ingleton claiming Percheron honors.
A fragmented notice indicates a stray item found on premises near watersigned acta bal in coered beer about 13 tronthe oid, oth shestl Borns. Owner urged to claim or provide proof of ownership.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Henry Heritage of Austin Manitoba. All claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at 23 Main Street Winnipeg on or before August 15, 192 Nationalest Company Lasers state in the matter.
A fragmented OCR style note mentions multiple cattle with ear tags and ages. References to red polled steers and bulls, age indicators like one year and two months, and ear tags A Tel A Hot. Partial brands and descriptions suggest a livestock inventory or auction listing from a rural setting.
A notice notes a black mare and a colt named Oonor may be associated with a premises transfer on Jane 22nd, with expenses to be paid.
Katrime Community Club to hold a dance in the Community Hall on a Wednesday in July with an orchestra in attendance. Admission is Gents 1.00 and Ladies 25 cents. The Katrime Wa will host a Tea and Social Evening at Mrs. John Barber’s home on July 20 with a produce table sale of work fish pond and a good programme tennis will be played. All are welcome.
The Brandon Fair Board will open the Exhibition on Monday with a baseball tournament offering 1000 dollars in prizes. The top prize is four hundred dollars, followed by fifty dollars for the first runner up. Games will be held in front of the Grand Stand on the best amateur teams in the West expected to compete.
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