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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
2
The piece extols Manitoba’s dairy rise with butter from the east giving way to a homegrown standard. It lauds Manitoba eggs and honey, and credits local producers with resilience, quality, and persistent effort shaping Canada’s dairy image and regional pride. Old Timer reflects on provincial perseverance and prosperity.
Sir John Simon plans a return to India aboard the Duchess of Atholl on August 3 amid reports of British opposition to a tunnel under the Channel. Romania's parliament declares King Carol II by vote. Andrea Macedo sails from Morocco to New York aboard Ruta. Amy Johnson receives 50,000 pounds from Lord Rothermere for her Australia flight. Agrarian Producers Union to tour Canada arriving September 14 to Victoria. Continental passenger trains gain radio receivers. Prince of Wales and Prince George enter planes in the King’s Cup air race on July 5. Inspector Parker to inspect Indian agencies and reserves first time by air over Mackenzie River District.
US motorists exhausted Eastern travel options now seek Saskatchewan as a travel Mecca. The Saskatchewan Motor Club reports a Southern Trans Canadian affiliate request for maps booklets and road guides. Also notes a 1831 sea voyage poem by Emma and a British Army aviator crash tally for early 1930s context.
Manitoba marks Diamond Jubilee with pride in sixty years since joining Confederation. The piece highlights wheat leadership, farming resilience against droughts and pests, and the pioneers who built agricultural prosperity in the Red River province.
Mr J W Collins New Zealand Trade Commissioner to Canada at Auckland Chamber luncheon cites Canada’s heavy import of New Zealand sausage casings, noting 570000 pounds annually. He recounts a Vancouver football match encounter and urges Canadians to pair hot dogs with butter and mustard, predicting a further 10300 tons yearly if adopted.
Protection for air crews as the Royal Air Force adopts fireproof garments for airmen and fireproof wings for aircraft. A simple borax boric acid solution is claimed to render treated fabrics non flammable, aiming to reduce fatalities from crashes. A Fabrics Coordinating Research Committee has approved its use. Fast Travelling George McDougall and W. Carson completed a Winnipeg Regina round trip in eight hours. One Glasgow shipyard now employs 1,000 men.
The Red backed and pale western cutworms are widespread this spring, with red backed causing damage in gardens and cereals, and pale western in Saskatchewan's Regina plains and western districts. Control relies on evening poisoned bran bait for red backed types, while pale western requires delaying re seeding and other nonchemical measures. Reports to Department of Agriculture or Dominion Entomological Laboratory welcome.
The entry from British Columbia notes Canaan will have airplay at the Crystal Palace in London during the fourth World's Poultry Congress from July 22 to 20, listing a grand total of 863 birds including 453 exhibition and 244 production birds. The balance covers ducks geese and pigeons with a few well regarded rabbits. BC entries account for nearly half of production birds. A Nevada inventor devised an automobile attachment that flashes a lamp on the instrument panel when a tire is punctured.
The article surveys Matthew 28 1 20 and Psalm 116 1 9 focusing on Mary Magdalene and the other Mary at the tomb, the angelic proclamation He is risen, and the Great Commission. It notes Peter and John’s discovery, the angelic message, and Jesus’s authority to command believers to disciple all nations, baptizing and teaching observances.
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