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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 26, 1928

Page

3

Safety First on the Highways in the Provinces

A Saskatchewan address calls for a Safety First highway campaign. It cites rising car numbers, road improvements, and the human element in accidents, urging drivers to act with care to cut fatalities and injuries. The report contrasts 23,000+ driver and pedestrian fatalities with far fewer weather or vehicle-caused deaths, urging common sense as the safe path.

Prairie Union of Saskatchewan Municipalities S. J. Latta United States Ontario

Prominent Irish Visitors Plan Canada Tour

The Marquess of Dufferin and Ava, speaker in Northern Ireland, arrives aboard the Empress of Scotland in Quebec and plans a coast to coast Canadian tour. He notes little change in Northern Ireland industry aside from minor shipbuilding gains in Belfast. A playful exchange about affection ends with a cold kiss joke. The note mentions a 18th century typewriter origin.

Marquess of Dufferin and Ava Canada Marquess of Dufferin and Ava Senate of Northern Ireland Quebec Helfast

Byrd Antarctic expedition plans self rescuing unit

Commander Richard Byrd said the Antarctic expedition will be self sufficient with three planes and the latest radio gear. If any section is cut off, it will form an organized relief force ready to act, with constant inter-communication among units and no expectation of outside aid. Canada designates national fish week from October 29 to November inclusive following a Fisheries Association meeting in Montreal, with a preceding national publicity push.

Richard B. Byrd Associated Press Byrd Canada Canadian Fisheries Association Montreal

Third Wrigley Marathon Nears With Vierkoetter Expected Winner

Vierkoetter and manager express confidence in a safe entry for the Third Wrigley Marathon at the Canadian National Exhibition. Both Vierkoetter and George Young train intensely along Lake Ontario sea wall as thousands of spectators anticipate a faster course than last year with entries already surpassing prior totals.

Vierkoetter Lake Ontario George Young

New Settlement Area Opens Fertile 50 Mile District

The St. Paul area to Elk Point and Hiensburg rail lines spur growth in a 50 square mile district. Plans call for steel along the St. Paul Edmonton branch to Bonnyville, boosting access to free homesteads and high quality farmland. Nearby Saddle Lake Reserve has been taken over for colonization with over 50 families settled, marking a successful settlement effort.

St. Paul de Metis St. Paul Elk Point Hiensburg St. Paul-Edmonton Ashmont Bonnyville

Guard Baby's Health in the Summer

The summer months bring rapid illness in infants such as cholera infantum colic diarrhoea and dysentery. Mothers are urged to prevent or quickly banish troubles with Baby's Own Tablets praised as stomach and bowels regulators and safe. Sold by dealers or 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Med Co Brockville Ont. London adds 75 minibuses this year. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is recommended for driving worms from the system.

Dr. Williams’ Med Co Brockville, Ont

Canadian Wheat Pool grows as farmers join in vast pool

The Canadian Wheat Pool now includes 142000 Canadian farmers and draws contracts covering nearly 100000 acres of grain in a single day. Farmers sign five year agreements to market all wheat through the pool, which handles over a million dollars in sales on each business day and claims to raise farmer prices without hitting bread prices.

Canadian Wheat Pool Western Canada

Mystery Scotch Doctor Dies Amid Secret Age Rumor

A beloved Scotch doctor died suddenly leaving mourners to seek age details via a plate in the casket. The plate revealed only the name Dr. Caleb McNabb, leaving the age and circumstances unresolved. Local chatter referenced office hours and unrelated names such as tmbura and Uso Minard's Liniertat.

Caleb McNabb

Phantom Radio Device Lets Fans Broadcast via Loud Speaker

Earl W. Davidson, a telegraph operator from Terre Haute, Indiana, invents the Phantom Radio to turn any loud speaker into a broadcasting microphone. He demonstrated in New York last week and reports neighbors within fourteen miles heard his protests during Chicago, Pittsburgh, and New York broadcasts.

Earl W. Davidson Allway Davidaoa Terre Mall Penn Davidson Chicago Pittsburg New York

Marks Alberta's First Mine Erected in Lethbridge

Canadian Historical Association erected a cairn in Lethbridge on July 18 to honor the opening of Alberta's first coal mine in 1872. The ceremony involved the Lethbridge Historical Society, Natural Resources Department, Canadian Pacific Board of Trade, City Council, and others.

Lethbridge Canadian Historical Association Alberta Canadian Pacific Railway

Winnipeg pilot Eileen Magill soars 8000 feet in first postsolo stunt

Winnipeg's first anarmy avitrix Eileen Magill showcased skill by reaching 8000 feet in the Winnipeg Flying Club Moth plane and tail-spinning for the first time since her solo debut. Manitoba farm size averages 258 acres with 147 under crops. wheat accounts for 86 acres valued at about 14451 dollars. Holloway's Corn Remover promises speedy relief from corn discomfort, while a quip notes frugal spending.

Winnipeg Eileen Magill Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Ginger Ale Lemonade and Meat Gelatin Mold

A mixed recipe item describes ginger ale lemonade with four tem ons and water, sugar, and ice, serving six. It also lists a meat gelatin mold with raisins, celery, and mayonnaise garnish, plus a brief, eclectic ad-like note for Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil and other stray quips.

Germans Free Prisoners Amid Amnesty Bill Passage

German prisoners regain freedom as amnesty bill clears parliament amid controversy. The measure releases thousands held for desertion and other offences, with opposition limited to the Free State party.

Apatite Pease Tos Hanover Party

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