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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
8
Desmond Tario sails tonight for a three months visit to Mecheche Alta. Jo Byers of Roland renews here on Fair Dar He. He was a keen supporter of the local ball team and later shifted his loyalty to the Myrtle team and its neighbors.
Saturday night the Orangeville All Stars and the local baseball team played a double header that ended after an extra inning when darkness halted play with the score 12 to 12. The locals defeated Sidney 8 to 7 Monday night. Hazel Shaw broke her arm in a car crash near High Bluff while driving home from Winnipeg and is recovering in Portage hospital. Harry Shaw and Hazel’s mother suffered minor injuries. Ivy Shaw is recovering from appendicitis at home.
Katrime club members plan an annual picnic at R. O. McKelvy's grove on Friday the 17th with softball and other events. A dance will be held at the Community Hall that evening after the activities.
Mr and Mrs John Payne express thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement. Also notices sale of oak fence posts 5c and 7c each by G E Turner MacGregor.
TD Lamb, a local drayman, informs farmers in the district that his public service truck is ready to haul livestock and other goods to and from Winnipeg. Please notify him. he will call for the stock or goods.
Local notice offers two registered Shorthorn bulls suitable for breeding. Rising years and sound, described as good ones. Contact Zimmerman at MacGregor, phone 73-24, for details and availability.
Ottawa reports Senator G D Robertson says 15 300 in Saskatchewan need clothing and food, with 10 000 fewer employed in British Columbia and many transients in Alberta cities. Fort William Port Arthur 8 000 unemployed, foreign born. Maritime docks to be rebuilt for work. Ontario and Quebec crops good but northern areas hard hit by pulp and mill closures.
Patrick Burns, famed western cattleman, is appointed to the Canadian Senate by Premier Bennett. The appointment, announced on July 6, coincides with Burns’s 75th birthday.
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