Maul Orders Given Prompt Attention in Printing Firm
A local business, Jod Printing, announces quick handling of maul orders with prompt attention. The notice highlights efficient service, customer satisfaction, and a commitment to timely delivery.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
4
A local business, Jod Printing, announces quick handling of maul orders with prompt attention. The notice highlights efficient service, customer satisfaction, and a commitment to timely delivery.
Memorial services for fifty men from MacGregor and Beaver districts were well attended. The MacGregor parade included about thirty Canadian Legion members led by Comrade J P Mace Kinnon. Floral tributes were laid at monuments and graves, with sermons by Rev. Keringham and prayers by Rev. Armstrong. Services continued at Beaver and Katrine cemeteries with Last Post honors, and the poem tribute quoted, recalling soldiers who shall not grow old.
In tough times agricultural fairs remain valuable community get togethers. The forty fifth annual Fair of North Norfolk will be held at Mac Gregor on July 15. It notes the long gap since the 61st fair but affirms continued support for local exhibitions.
Community notes honor charter members with Walter Clifford as first president and urge residents to prepare exhibits for a July 15th fair. The piece stresses civic effort, improving displays, and waking the town to a worthy event. It invites all to meet friends in MacGregor and support the exhibition.
A Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural department report notes showers and heavy rains during the week improved prospects in northern and west central Alberta. Saskatchewan received some relief, but most areas still faced spotty rain and poor prospects. Manitoba and Saskatchewan crops suffered from winds and heat, with some regions showing better potential while others are near loss.
Katrime Trime sponsors a July 17 community gathering at R. O McKelvy's grove featuring softball and evening games. Local teams participate and the event emphasizes neighborhood fellowship.
A blue coat was found on the Fair grounds during Field Day. The owner may claim it by applying at the Herald office.
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