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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
A speech urges new graduates to seek purposeful work with a high standard of living. It recalls Sir Wilfred Laurier’s guidance that faith, love, and hope light paths through problems. Youth should strive to live, work, and serve to raise society’s standard amid challenging times.
The Good Roads Board orders 30 mph limit for passenger cars and 25 mph for tracks inside urban Manitoba areas under the Highway Traffic Act. Signs will be placed at entrances to cities towns and villages and on suburban outskirts near Winnipeg. The limit does not apply on highways bypassing towns.
Attorney General W. J. Major warns against assuming 30 mph as always legal in cities towns and villages. He states 30 mph is the maximum under favorable conditions and that adverse road or weather conditions can make five mph illegal.
Manitoba reports describe frost across southern districts with three degrees at night damaging tender crops in Winnipeg markets. North of the province remains marginally warmer as seeding advances and soil is ready for quick growth. Grasshoppers are scarce, pastures and hay outlook are excellent, dairy butter production has risen sharply after a period of decline.
The article forecasts a record summer tourist trade for Canada, claiming growth surpassing any period since 1929. Federal and provincial publicity campaigns will promote motoring in the Dominion, leveraging Canada’s 400000 miles of highways to attract travel wealth. Ontario alone saw tourist traffic worth about $40,000,000 last year.
An advertisement invokes momentum in trade, likening business to a wheelbarrow that remains idle without a push, highlighting the drive needed to start and sustain commerce.
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