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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
8
The Roland News argues that local weeklies survive on advertising and laments reliance on handwritten posters for events. It contends that societies seeking free publicity harm coverage and urges fair appreciation of newspaper services. It notes some weeklies suspend operation when revenue dries up.
Mr George Rica was a passenger to Winnipeg on Saturday. Mr Gus Servin had been a patient in Deer Lodge hospital for the past month and returned home on Friday. Mr Martin Uinasay returned to Neepawa on Monday after a week with Mr and Mrs W R Shaw.
Bagot residents report visits to Winnipeg and Lagot plus a Bridge Club meetup at Mills home. Co operative livestock shipment slated for Bagot on March 1 with all stock due by sundown. Rev R Smalley preached on Barrabas or Christ urging earnest church action amid troubled times.
Miss May Chant of Langruth expresses gratitude to LOBA members for flowers and sympathy and thanks friends for kindness during her loss.
A call to readers to shop at businesses that advertise in the local paper and support community journalism. The message emphasizes local economy and encourages engagement with sponsors through storefronts and services.
Visitors include Mr. F. H. Radclyffe of Winnipeg and Mrs. B. L. Patterson with son Orland at Macauley Man. Mrs. W. B. Stewart of Bagot visits Langruth. St Pauls W A meets March 14 at 3 p.m. at Mrs 9 G McLachlan. Bean supper under Ladies Aid set for March 27. St Patrick’s tea March 17 at Mrs W J Burrows 3–6 p.m. V MSS meets March 4 at 3 p.m. New Study Book introduced by Mrs B J McCormick.
The Ladies Aid of the Bower Church holds a miscellaneous sale in the Orange Hall on Saturday March 2. Donations are requested and a lunch for ten will be available.
To rent farm on crop shares. Forty eight acres with 8 acres summer fallow and 110 acres plowed. Good buildings and water, close to school. Or rent 120 acres with pasture privileges. Apply to COP Wright Portage or F C Borton MacGregor.
The local Churches list upcoming services for Sunday March 11 1954. Ted Church of Canada Rev Riley Smalley will lead sessions with Sunday School at 1am and Evening Service at 7pm. Anglican parish led by Rev GL Armstrong at Pauls Church MacGregor presents Evensong at 7pm.
Farm for rent in South section 3411-11 two and a half miles east of Austin on highway er acres of summer talion. Apply to 63 Mrs. S J Bain Austin.
An advertisement seeks a reliable man age 43 to take over a Watkins route in MacGregor. No capital or experience required. Products well known and in high demand. Earn $30 per week. Opportunity to own a business. W. West, "The Watkins Man."
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