Advertising rates and notices in the Heralds
The notice outlines contract rates for first and subsequent insertions, including display, memoriam, and class notices. It mentions charges per inch and per line, with separate pricing for auctions, sales, wants, and lost items, and notes that ads for dances and amusements may apply.
Austin community notes and week events update
Westman visited Brandon last week. Mrs Booth visits this week. Community Picnic on the 28 at Geo Graham's farm. Mrs Wood with sister in Kelwood. United Church Ladies meet at Mr Storie’s. Mrs John Jones recovering after surgery at Portage la Prairie. Lindsay Early recovering from appendicitis. Broadbent returns to Windsor with daughter. Hydro wiring underway by Elmwood Electric Co. Recital by Beatrice L Peck's pupils at Austin Hall Friday June 29. 50th Dominion Day sports July 2 features baseball, softball, and races with prizes and a dance. admission 35c, children 8c, under 8 free. WMS Rally success and Church in Action notes with speakers and Winnipeg area work. Lunch served. posters for details.
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Hydro
Elmwood Electric Co
Winnipeg
J. W. Elders
Portage la Prairie
Beatrice L Peck
Austin
Sidney and
MacGregor
United Church
G. A. Hay
W.ms
D. H. Telfer
Miss Stephen
Miss Houston
Robertson House
A. W. Kenner
Decoration Day Observed at Austin Cenotaph
Everyone agreed it was a worthwhile day. Decoration Day will be observed at Austin on Sunday July 1 at the cenotaph in the cemetery at 2 pm. All ex-service men are urged to attend with decorations to be worn.
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Austin
Christ Church Austin Service Schedule Announced
Christ Church Austin lists Sunday June 25 services at 2pm and 30pm with Evensong and a choir practice for the season. Rector G L Armstrong presides. midweek choir practice set for Wednesday at 5 pm.
Austin United Church Services Sunday June 24
Church invites everyone to a service this Sunday at 7 30 pm with food provided after the gathering Minister officiates the service and welcomes all locals to attend the event
Provincial Fair Strips Tickets Offer At Brandon
Tickets for Bran ton Provincial Fair July 2 to 6 allow four main gate admissions for $1.00 or two coupons for grandstand seats. Offer runs until June, via agents or the Secretary at Brandon. Regular admission applies during Exhibition week. Read the ad for fair attractions.
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Branton
Brandon
Branson
Advt
Katrime Social Roundup Brightens Community Visitations
Miss Connie North visits with J. S. Harber and John Hanna of Westbourne. Families from Winnipeg Oak Point Mayford and Katrime share weekend gatherings. Katrime girls win second at Bagot Sports Day. A Katrime Spor Day June 27 features softball horseshoes races and tug of war with tea and baskets for picnickers.
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Katrime
Bagot
Jas, Wilson
Mary
D. McLachlan
Mayford
Former MacGregorite Weds 4 at Toronto Wedding
Annie Campbell Gallie, youngest daughter of the late John M. Gallie of Oakville, married Reeve WH Morden of Trafalgar Township at United Church Toronto on June 2. Rev Dr J E Munroe officiated. The bride wore a grey triple sheer gown with grey hat and fox fur. The couple will reside on Lakeshore West Oakville. The bride, once a MacGregor resident, is known locally as Mrs Alton.
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Bloor
Street United Church
Toronto
Annie Campbell
John M. Gallie
Oakville
WH Morden
Trafalgar Township
J. E Munroe
Old St. Andrews
Reeve
Mrs. Morden
Ont
MacGregor
Alton
Mr Morden
North Norfolk Council discusses grants and repairs at meeting
The North Norfolk Council, chaired by Reeve Campbell, debated a grant request from the Social Hygiene Association and considered repairs to the Municipal Hall. Other items included land sales, wood tenders, and the passage of by laws for the Austin district, with a finance committee meeting scheduled for July 20.
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Buttley
The
Social Hygiene Association
joulding—Robinson
Manitoba Social Hygiene
Hull
Proudlock
Kathleen L. Proudlock
Sidney
J. A
Austin
and Council
Omne Finance
Lost at the fair grounds during field day jacket body
A brown checks jacket, part of a new suit, belonging to a boy who paid for it. The finder is asked to return the coat to the Herald Office for the rightful owner.
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the Heralds
A. G. Mackinnon, M.D
Apa
G. H. Hamlin, MD
Austin, Man Tel
Ofice—Bank of Montreal
Mackinno
J. Percival MacKinnon
Malcolm F. MacKinnon
Man
A. Lye
Ter and Solicitor
R. A. McLoughry
Telephone
Rogers House
J. Woodin
J. R. Horton
J. H. Merrell
Bailey Bik
Portage la Prame
Geo Croucher
F. C. Borton
Blan Toda Auctioneer
Associab
Les
Ss. C. Duff
L. D. Campbell
Manitoba
Leo. Westman
Storie
John Jones
Lindsay Early
Broadbent
Windsor
Geo. Murray
Wm. Cairns
Bark of Montreal
Gray's Drug Store
N. W. Kerr
Mgr
J. E. Rettie
SEI
Christ Church
G. L. Armstrong
Austin United Church
Connie North
Vidits
J. S. Harber
John Hanna
Westbourne
Mrs
RA Clair
Mra. Mitchell
Ars. Gertin
Mira H. Smith
Dorothy
Edrans
R. A. Clark
Robert Hodgins
Mrs. Hackland
Oak Point
Macgregorite
Liberal - Progressive Organization Meeting
Adrans
Pine Creeks
Firdale
Arizona
Pratt and
Beaver
North Norfolk
the Foresters’ Hall
Manitob
A. Alton
Taos
Hunt and
West
Portage Ave
North Norfolk Council
Gin MacGregor
P Event
Reeve Campbell
Bedford
Dankesreiter
Shaw
McDougal
Robinson
Mary Elizabeth McDougall
Rosendale
A.B Bedford
Ellwood
MacGregor School
Mace Srexor
Wallace—Shaw
Bert Thompson