First Issue of Herald and Early Town History Noted
A copy of the Herald No 1 Vol 1 was brought in as the town recalls its February start. Advertisers included Wm Knox R Martin H Hardman and others while MacGregor Flour Mills and a Canadian Pacific depot feature in the lore. Local officials and notable residents are listed with historic post office and creamery notes and a 9-7 hockey result for Portage la Prairie vs McGregor. The piece reflects on weather swings and early town progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Wen
A. Bailey & Sons
Royal Cafe
Wm. Knox
R. Martin
H. Hardman
Wm. Cairns
G. H. Stacey
H. Rogers
Mac
Gregor Flour Mills
Logan & Co
J. H. Tarry
F. T. Course
Stanley House
MacGregor
Canadian Pacific
Resent
Bruce Laughlin
Dr. MacGregor
J. B. Young
Beay
North Norfol
van. Cairns
W. H. McGregor
E. Keeping
Archie Campbell
D. A. Campb
A. Cameron
T. R. Vardon
Portage la Prairie
McGregor
Portage
Jas. Watson
W Sharpe
Senator Sharpe
W. Logan
H. Fryer
R Murdoch
A. J. Alton
F. Berry
Bracken Presents Balanced Budget for 1934-35 Legislature
Premier John Bracken unveiled a balanced budget proposing 13,593,000 in expenditures and 13,565,000 in revenues for 1934-35. No new taxes or changes in existing taxation are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bracken
Manitoba Faces Debt Burden and Planned Spending Cut
Premier Bracken warned that sinking fund provisions would cause deficits requiring bond issues. Unemployment relief and current account deficits dominate the debt picture as Manitoba plans about one million dollars less in expenditures for the coming year. Total relief costs since 1931 exceed $22 million with 88 thousand on relief in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Dominion
Province
Dr. Munn
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Munity
Treas
Vardon
Ofice
Stewart
Dr. Pennefather
J. Bousfield
Fervice
Canada
Bank OF Montreal
J. C. Clarke
Kirshner. Rabkin & CO
Shield
Royal Crown
Premer
Ment