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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
8
Livable consignments from Teated and Inspected flocks include White Leghorns Barred Rocks and other breeds. Early orders from M Thompson's pasture list three cattle including blue mutey steer and brindle whitefaced steer plus a horned red heifer. Information requested by Herald Remar.
For sale 15 ewe lambs and 40 breeding ewes priced from 6 to 10 dollars. E E Turner of MacGregor. Delegates Unn Fotheringham and Lois Hay attended the Young People's Convention at Cypress River last week. Eldon Shaw of McLeod's Winnipeg returned after a week with his parents. Family Herald and Weekly Star subscriptions touted for Canadian farmers. Poultry shipments via Cooperative Pool require notice to John B Green by November 17. Walker farm skate on Mill slough ends with two boys and two others falling through ice. water over a foot deep and cold. Mark notes skating in thin ice is risky.
Progeny plans for a Bell marriage in Harding. Birney arrives as new station agent behind the station. Miss Lottie Sun hospitalized with typhoid fever. Lodge meeting set for December 13 at Mrs Walden’s. 1929 writer election to be held. Oyster supper concert and dance at the Hall featured St Paul’s Church Choir from MacGregor with the Graham Orchestra providing music.
I thank the Bagot Missionary Ladies for their kindness in sending the beautiful fruit during my illness in the Portage Hospital.
Lillian Frances Lawrence of MacGregor and Bert Stanley Harris of North Portal Sask were married November 7 at Mrs. Jon Ward Estevan Sask. The bride given by her brother William Lawrence wore a white georgette gown with silver beads. Attendants Edna Harris and Nelson Harris. Gifts included pearl pendant and white gold wrist watch. Wedding breakfast for fifteen at Princess Cafe. They plan to reside in North Portal Sask.
Lord Nelson Hotel at Halifax opens as a modern hostelry sponsored by Canadian Pacific Railway. Banquet remarks by Beatty praise Nova Scotia travel links with United States and Canada, Evangeline heritage, and Dominion Atlantic and Canadian Pacific efforts. The hotel sits near Botanical Gardens, showcases Georgian style, a grand assembly lounge, Nelson portrait, The Victory ship model, shops, grill, and luxury suites reflecting nautical decor.
Tenders will be received up to 8 pm November 17 for the MacGregor Rink spring season skating and curling rink. Each tender must include 0 percent of the tender with the balance payable by February. The highest or any tender may not be accepted by the rink committee.
Several hundred subscribers owe dues to the Herald. The notice urges arrears payers to renew promptly, stating each subscriber’s amount is final and the aggregate total shows the publisher’s figures. If you have recently paid, pass this notice up. otherwise renew today.
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