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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
2
This piece urges business leaders citizens and farmers to support a re organized Chamber of Commerce now called Your Chamber as the town seeks active participation and attendance. It explains the chamber acts as a go between local government and business groups and invites readers to attend the next meeting and share ideas for a better town.
Weekend visitors greet Austin and district residents including Mr. and Mrs Chas Wallace and Mrs Fred Green and others. The United Church Ladies Aid meet June 26 at 2 30 p.m.Decoration day services honor veterans with a Masonic service in the United Church and a large choir. Local families and travelers are noted, with several trips to Winnipeg and General Hospital reports. Congratulations to I Fleming on turning 83 on June 15.
The museum reports welcome visitors from Canada and the United States with displays and growing foliage, citing recent donations from the Paterson Brothers and George White. Public works aided by hauling equipment, a 1916 Case tractor and a WaterLOO steamer arrived, while local birds nest near the grounds and a mama robin cares for fostered robins. Ramp Carruthers and Ted grade the new road into the woods, named Sylvan Trail.
In memory of James Sims who died June 22, 1944. Beyond the gate our loved one finds happiness and rest. Lovingly remembered by his wife and sons Frank and Bob. Also a short fragment describes a morning scene with a car and a bewildered middle aged woman and her husband, with a younger man appearing confident.
Farmers face bovine bloat from gas bubbles in the rumen. Modern veterinary methods use Tetramycin to kill bacteria and Bio-Trol, a citrus acid derivative, to release gas within three to six minutes. By twenty minutes the animal is bubbled and fully digestible, reducing risk.
Sgt Major Albert Arnold, 51, a Dunkirk veteran, shot himself after watching the film Dunkirk. He cried throughout the movie, his wife testified. The inquest heard he was found dead Friday morning with a revolver beside him.
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