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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
4
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The 1931 Census of Agriculture describes farming as Canada’s dominant industry with output valued far beyond forestry or mining. It notes farmers supply raw materials to many manufacturing sectors, support railway traffic, and underpin national policy. data will be collected from over 700,000 farmers for analysis by the Bureau of Statistics to inform parliament and farmers’ groups.
Joseph Callin aged 65 a veteran Canadian Pacific Railway engineer who piloted trains between Vancouver and Field since 1886 died after falling from the engines running board on the Toronto express leaving Vancouver at nine. He died beside a fellow worker who did not know he was off the throttle until speaking to him. He leaves a Vancouver widow after eighteen years residence. Callin was well known in MacGregor visiting with his partner Mrs Chas Street.
The Pratt district recounts the sudden death of eight year old Frederic Henry David North by an accidental shotgun discharge while alone at home. The tragedy occurred as a wire was hidden in grass causing the gun to discharge on a May afternoon. Fred North was a known athlete and church member with ties to local organizations. Funeral rites were held at Christ Church, followed by interment at Austin cemetery with services by Anglican and Foresters groups.
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