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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
8
A brief municipal reference from the Rural Municipality of North Norfolk appears, listing an identifier 183 and indicating a local governance entry or notice. The readable portion lacks full context but preserves the government entity and numeric label for archival reference.
Fragmentary sale note from Aberdeen area lists multiple items including a “register ee” and “best stockset.” Mentions guarantors quiet and a yearling, with a trade proposal involving a seven for “acotines testered” and weight reference. Readable details are sparse and unclear.
A notice describes a pure bred registered boar at service time, with Yorke requested for October 25. The listing mentions a white swine and a breeder named Ame will be registered or bred by LLovp. MacGregor, who thanks the reader.
Samuel McElvevy died suddenly Monday morning at Beaver at age fifty one after cranking a car for water. He had long poor health and blood pressure issues. Born in Leeds Quebec he came west with his parents forty five years ago settling in Beaver then MacGregor before moving back to Beaver a month ago. He leaves a widow and two young sons, three brothers William, Robert and John, and two sisters Mrs T Martin and Annie McEnery. Funeral held Wednesday at Union Church with Rev T B Pearson officiating and Beaver Creek cemetery interment. The community offers deepest sympathy to the family.
Miss Bie McNeil spent a few days in Winnipeg last week. J Barrett attended as a business visitor on Tuesday. Farncomb couple returned from their bridal trip. Rev PE Scott preached to a large congregation in Community hall. People are asked to return mislaid utensils. Hall program featured chicken killing and tying supervised by Clyde. The annual old timers dance set for Nov 23 at Bagot hall by United Farmers. At Home event hosted by PBC with Rev T B Pearson address. Gifts given to Mrs Sims and A R Farncomb. Unclaimed pans and dishes from Union Church WMS bazaar offered at Mrs Bowie’s.
The MacGregor Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting at the Ailits Theatre on Saturday afternoon December 1 at 2 oclock to receive directors reports and elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. T. Annison and W. B. Gilroy are President and Secretary.
Meo and Mrs Chas Lay and envelopes writing stationery. Vout Francis spent Sunday visiting inquiry will receive prompt attention at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur tion Mclean. The Herald can supply printing needs at short notice including letter heads bill heads posters.
A crowd gathers as Lloyd George traverses North Ontario by railroad in a private car, the train's arrival drawing cheers from families near a log cabin. Reporters aboard record his quick, direct replies on news, while praise for Canadian Pacific Railway staff and comfort of the carriages underscores the peaceful, celebratory mood of the voyage.
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