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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

2

Premier King Denies Buenos Aires Mexico City Links

In Parliament Premier King said the government has no plan to establish legations in Buenos Aires or Mexico City amid a stream of disparate mid 20th century notices. Separate items note partial prohibition in Tabasco Mexico, Canadian participation changes, and international wheat talks. Gerald Evans wins McGill medical biochemistry medal as Turkish press cites a ban on calculating machine imports.

King Buenos Aires Mexic Cty Tabasco Mexico Piste Regina C. P. Burnell International Conference Committee Gerald T. Evans Vancouver BC McGill University Millett Angora Turkey

Norse Celebration in Winnipeg Draws North American Norse

Winnipeg hosts a large Nordic gathering from July 9 to 10 featuring thousands of Norwegians from the United States and notable Norwegian delegates. Canadian and U S Bygdelags and the League of Norsemen of Canada plan biennial meetings amid music speeches and Norse art exhibits. The 1000-voice Norwegian Singers Association of America will headline musical numbers. About 73 000 people of Norwegian birth and origin live in Canada, with 62 000 in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Winnipeg Canada United States Norway League of Norsemen of Canada Norwegian Singers’ Association of America Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Varied Farm Activities Light Up Southern Alberta Fields

In Southern Alberta farming territory unusual sights were seen with ploughing discing seeding threshing and hauling grain to the elevator all in one scene showcasing a busy game district’s activity and efficiency.

Alberta

Eighteen Elevators Planned by Alberta Wheat Pool

Eighteen elevators are being constructed by the Alberta Wheat Pool. Each will have capacity of 30 000 to 40 000 bushels. An English paper suggests escape from a flap per is not very hard but a widow knows the de tours.

Alberta Wheat Pool Tours

Airmen Aid Wheat Rust Study From Western Canada Flights

Airmen in the Royal Canadian Air Force join Canadian Agriculture in a pioneering program to detect wheat rust spores in the atmosphere. Technical experts use sensitized plates aboard aircraft to capture spores at altitudes up to five thousand feet, revealing rust spread patterns and aiding defense of Western Canada crops.

Canada Royal Canadian Air Force Department of Agriculture

Electric Power Use Rising in Canada and North America

A Geological Survey report shows per capita electricity consumption in Canada at 1320 kilowatt hours in 1927, behind Norway and the United States. Norway 2100 kWh, U.S. 690 kWh. Canada’s central station output rose about 12 percent, U.S. about 9 percent from 1926 to 1927, with water power supplying 84 percent in Canada and 37 percent in the United States.

Canada Norway United States Sava Geological Survey of North American Dominion Bureau of Statistics Fuel Bulletin Department of the Interior Natural Resources Intelligence Service

Unlocated Owner in Ireland Sparks Tax Dilemma on Land

In Letterbrick Mayo 2201 acres sit unowned and occupied by tenants grazing mountain land. Land Commission refused inclusion, Mayo County Council seeks taxes from users who are not legal occupiers. Systemic clash leaves ownership and taxation unresolved.

Ireland May County Council Letterbrick North Mayo Land Commission Mayo County Council

Manchester to Wolverhampton by Canal and Industry Tour

The narrative covers a Canadian delegation touring Manchester and surrounds, visiting Trafford Park, Metropolitan Vickers, the Great Manchester Canal, and the Royal Exchange. It notes Canadian wheat use, ship canal impact, and a lunch at the Midland Hotel, followed by travel to Wolverhampton, meeting the mayor and a Canadian singer, then onward to Birmingham to visit bacon firm Marsh Bax ter.

Sun Flour Mill Europe CWS Chamber of Commerce Fruit and Manchester Trafford Park England Treland Denman New Orleans Metropolitan- Vickers Electrical Works Great Manchester Canal Caryiene Omaelaic Oe Frere Manchester Ship Canal Gihal Timagui Afidland Wne Royal Exchange Wolverhampton Knutsford ALE Wood B. Brown London Canadian National Railways Messrs March & Baxter Brierly Hill Birmingham Marsh & Baxter Great Britain

Recipes For This Week By Betty Barclay LUNCH CROQUETTES

Left over meat or fish mixed with thick cream forms croquettes. Mold in shape, roll in dried bread crumbs, dip in beaten egg, again coat with bread crumbs, and fry in hot fat. Thick sauce uses milk flour butter salt pepper.

Rhubarb Punch Recipe From Historic Kitchen

A recipe describes rhubarb punch made with rhubarb, water, orange juice, lemon juice, sugar syrup, salt and mineral water. The fruit is cooked until soft, strained, mixed with citrus and syrup, then poured over ice and served in a punch bowl to chill. Produces about 24 glasses.

Five Mile Range Aerial Camera For Army Air Corps

A new aerial camera with a range exceeding five miles can photograph areas up to four square miles. Built by the Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation for the United States Army Air Corps, it underwent initial tests in New York and will be sent to Wright Field, Dayton, for extensive experiments in military aircraft use at high altitudes. The device targets photography beyond previous capability and beyond anti aircraft range. Also noted are 1919 to 1927 Canada wheat consumption figures and a remark about the dollar not stretching as far as desired.

United States Army Air Corps New York Wright Field Dayton Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation

Despised King Jesus Faces Pilate In Sanhedrin Trial

In the pre dawn hours the Sanhedrin transfers Jesus to Pilate, seeking a death sentence on a political charge. Pilate questions the Jews about the accusation, Jesus affirms the kingship, while remaining silent to other charges, a regal quiet amid mob pressure and political maneuvering.

Sanhedrin Jesus Hunry Pilate John F. W. Robertson Lincoln

Novelty woollen daytime fashion with cantons and crepe details

The article describes daytime models using novelty woollen with canton faille crepe or plain woollen, including pattern No. 901 with soft shirring at the hip line and shoulders. It notes a French V-front silhouette, fabrics such as crepe and wool crepe, and sizes from 76 to bust 59 inches. Pattern requires 3 1/2 yards of fabric and 56 inch contrast. pattern price 25 cents and Our Fashion Book price 19 cents.

How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Winnipeg pattern orders are handled by the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at 175 McDermot Ave. Include pattern number and desired size when contacting the office to receive the correct pattern.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Nations Eye Atlantic Air Travel as Summer Crossings Loom

Europe’s nations rush into trans Atlantic flight work with aims to cross or link continents by air. British and German projects lead. Britain’s R-100 to carry 100 passengers and 40 crew to America in 48 hours, as companion D-101 and other airships advance.

Europe Lke Britain France Germany Italy Sweden Holand KM. McIntosh McIntosh Wah North South Atlantic Chai Fugland la Chariton E Rumpler EP. Young London New York Howden Yorkshire England America Jn Png British Airships, Ltd

Luncheon Party Beside Royal Albert Hall Organ

A luncheon for twenty men gathered beside an organ in the Royal Albert Hall London. The guests were shown the instrument’s intricacies as 13 000 pipes stood around them. Dr Faglefield Hull, the organist, hosted and will soon test the new solo organ with thousands of pipes making it the world’s largest concert organ.

Royal Albert Hall London Faglefield Hull

Praise for Canada urged as ideal for young couples

Mrs Baldwin wife of the British prime minister praised Canada during a City of London prize distribution, saying there is no better place for young married people and urging girls to consider moving there if they choose the right men. The remark came amid discussion of Canada as a near paradise.

England Canada Dominion Mra. Baldwin Stanley Baldwin London

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