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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
8
The piece notes a robin sighting by the Municipal Clerk, planned rink construction, hydro expansion to North Norfolk towns, and farming and industrial growth ahead. It urges civic optimism and collective effort to lift spirits and promote progress across Manitoba and Western Canada.
Under The Municipal Act notice announces Bylaw No. 3 of School District No. 240 to borrow funds for building addition. Debentures at seven percent repayable in twenty yearly installments. Vote set for April 15 1960 at Old Municipal Hall MacGregor North Norfolk with observers and counters appointed. dated March 18 1930.
About 160 bushels good feed oats offered at 0.0 per bushel. Apply William Cairns or G. E. Lewin, MacGregor for details.
The Ladies Aid express gratitude to all who assisted with their recent Bean Supper. The Mission Band also thanks everyone who helped make their Tea on Saturday a success.
A Friday event titled 500 drive and dance is planned at Beaver School on April 1 under the auspices of the UFM. Local students and families are invited to participate in this community fundraiser with activities and dancing.
A whist drive held in the Hall last Friday reported prize winners Mrs Fred Lake and Walter Gilbert. Consolation prizes went to Mrs R O McKelvy and Mr Clarke. Mrs Geo Bolton won the ladies prize for the season's score and Fred Hodgins the gentlemen’s prize.
Brandon Experimental Farm findings show sweet clover yields rise with higher seeding rates from 6 to 20 pounds, then plateau. Wheat serves as the best nurse crop, increasing hay yield by about four tons per acre compared with oats or barley. wheat also shades clover less and has warmer leaves than coarse grains.
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