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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
8
A brief poultry advertisement lists pricing figures per 100 eggs and hatchery stock. Mentions 104 Leghorns and Barred Rocks hatching eggs and other pet poultry options. Contains fragmented pricing references including sixty and eight hundred dollars per hundred.
At Katrine Station and other Manitoba sites, wheat yields after hay average higher when hay is removed by mid July and fields plowed before late July. Three year data show bare summer fallow yielding 15 bushels per acre vs hay land plowed mid summer at 13 1/2 bushels. For details contact A E Walker or the Experimental Farm Brandon.
Mrs Geo Jack of Winnip eg Katrime visits. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Lake. Rivers welcomes new duties for a former resident. Porteous of Winnipeg visits McKelvy group with Edith Cortigal. Katrime annual picnic on the grounds near RO McKelvy. A dance will be held at the hall to raise funds for spoils.
The eighth annual Manitoba Conference of the United Church of Canada is under way in Portage la Prairie this week with two to three hundred ministers and laymen from across the province in attendance. A note mentions women offering to obtain baby’s breath plants for gardens, leaving their name with Miss Dora McLean.
Rev R H Fotheringham presides at United Church services with a Sunday 53 June schedule. Choir practice at the church on Thursday at 8 p.m. Beaver and MacGregor locations noted for evening worship and Sunday session.
Rev G L Armstrong rector at St Paul’s Church MacGrezer lists services for the second Sunday after Trinity including Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Evensong and sermon at 7 p.m. with the theme Hymns Do we realize their worth.
The Herald notes the agency for the Western Book Company in Manitoba offers Counter Check Books and invites calls for samples at any sales time. Phone 13 for service and inquiries.
The Herald urges residents to shop in local stores to keep money in the community. Merchants advertising in the Herald are said to provide service with the lowest possible prices. The message invites merchants to print ads locally and inform the public about available goods.
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