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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
5
A line of poultry strain notes shows BC Strain Wille Leghorns and Anewnas Seeeach Mavi with approval status barred rocks. Hatchery prices listed as 18¢ each, $100 per 18, and $2.00 per vay.
Sunday service at 3 p m in Great Carlton schoolhouse follows brief community updates. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Wm Anderson. Miss Selma Peterson underwent a Winnipeg operation, reported successful but patient weak. Roberta Campbell completed nurse training and heads to Brandon. An auction of household goods set for tomorrow at 139 o'clock with S C Dull as auctioneer. Ladies Aid planning a play An Old Fashioned Ladies Meeting at Mohawk Crossroads with admission 50c adults 14 and under 25c. Tennis Club reorganized electing Dr Geo Camsell as president and other officers. fees noted. Sports ground committee appointed to plan facilities.
A May 7 survey from the Agricultural Department of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Winnipeg, says seeding is general and land conditions are good with ample moisture. Wheat planted from 25 to 95 percent across districts, oats doing well, and land sales active. Alberta sees snow delays in the west. Assiniboine floods hinder tractor work. Saskatchewan reports strong seeding with 30 percent wheat in ground. Livestock condition generally fair to good. crews ample, weather mostly favorable.
A government report notes 5,860,009 acres in British Columbia reserved for future forest production. Calgary Terminal Grain Co seeks a seven hundred thousand bushel elevator project amid Canadian Pacific upgrades. Immigrants rise in Canada. Western farming vacancies exceed supply as seeding nears. The CP Railway plans multi city summer trains to boost tourism and freight. Maizie the hen, top UKBC pedigree hen, boosts university poultry revenue with high selling prices.
Bee hives offered for immediate sale at 10.06 dollars each. Mrs J W Ash of Eérass listed with Sidney phone 42 12 for contact.
Property vacancy notice seeking applicants for a bay land quarter section. Details incomplete. applies to interested parties to respond via available contact method.
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