Forty second annual MacGregor fair set for July 18
Four weeks from next Wednesday July 18 the forty second annual exhibition will be held at MacGregor with farm and home exhibits, specials, and amusements including wrestling on horseback by the C Squadron Manitoba Mounted Rifles, musical chairs, tug of war and races. Portage Band to supply music. President Radclyffe and directors seek public cooperation to make the fair the best yet. John S. Martin lauds fairs for community unity and urges preparation of exhibits with subscription to the prize list via the Secretary, Thos Clarke.
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MacGregor
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Manitoba Mounted Rifles
Portage Band
Radclyffe
John S. Martin
Ontario
North Norfolk Local Option Vote On Beer Parlor Ban
A June 29 local option vote in North Norfolk under the Government Liquor Control Act 1928 seeks to ban retail beer sales if the by law passes. A defeat would allow beer parlors. permit holders retain home delivery rights. The ballot is simple with For Local Sale and opposite cross options. Residents on the electoral list are eligible.
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North Norfolk
Voters List Update and Instructions for Mani tob a Vote
The last revised voters list covers residents of Mani toba who have lived in the municipality for at least three months and are twenty one or older British subjects. Voters not on the list may be vouched for by a resident elector on the list. Polling places will be open 9 am to 5 pm on June 2, with reminders to read the paper for full polling details and to vote.
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Manitoba
Scarlet fever antitoxin urged for Canada health effort
A health notice promotes scarlet fever antitoxin as effective as diphtheria antitoxin, stressing early use to cure and prevent organ damage. It cites 1928 Canadian scarlet fever deaths at 362 and urges wide availability across Canada, with the Canadian Medical Association offering written health questions.
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Canada
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Agricultural conditions in Manitoba review May season
Manitoba Department of Agriculture reports a favorable seeding May with fine weather and most farmers finished by May. A general rain on May 31 benefited crops though some dry soil delayed germination in late crops. Red River Valley shows rising sown area, barley and all crops in fair shape, pastures reduced by May drought, dairy butter output steady, bees imported and clover acreage promising a good season. readers invited to share news.
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Manitoba
Bist
Red River Valley
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