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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
5
W H Glover of MacGregor urges all debtors to pay as much as possible this Fall. He states no office is in the store east of Mertich's, but payments may be made at the Hardware Store when he is away in the country.
Local schools and churches announce Christmas trees in Austin on December 21 to 25, with sites including Mill School Austin School and United Church. Community notes mention rumors of Wilson Harding family leaving for Deloraine and funeral attendance for RK Wallace in Ogema. Social and youth society events planned at United Church and Springbrook School. furniture sale for Mrs. F Harding set for November 30. Meantime M C Daf auctioneer and updates about hospital operation for Jas Hay. Farm ers Union of Canada meeting at Forester's Hall on December 2 with Brandon conference report and Barton address. fall attendance urged.
Robert Hall aged 69 died after living in Austin since 1887 from Roxburghshire Scotland. An elder of the Presbyterian and United Church for 24 years he belonged to the Canadian Order of Foresters. Funeral held at United Church with Rev J A Beattie and Court Austin C C F members at Austin Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Jessie Nellie and son William, a sister Miss Hall and brother William Hall of Vancouver.
Mrs. D. A. Campbell offers a number of Rose Comb Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale at one dollar twenty five cents each in Austin.
Fragmentary ad text indicates gravel offered in car-load quantities with delivery by spring. Likely a local sales notice urging orders and mentioning price or contact details. Readable entities sparse. main action is selling gravel with delivery timeline.
Christmas season events loom in Orangeville district with a big Masquerade Ball planned for November 27 at the Orange Hall under the Hadrans Orchestral and Dramatic Societies. Local news notes welcome home for John and Mary Dahmer, church services at Saint Andrew's Arden, and several district residential moves and factory plans affecting Holrans manufacturing maps of Canada.
Jane Finegan of Edrans dies after a long illness in her district. Funeral held Saturday afternoon, well attended by old friends and surviving relatives Mr. and Mrs. Sam Finegan and family. A small choir sang Abiding O So Wondrous hymns were used and interment followed at Edrans Community Cemetery under Christian rites. Rest blessings to the departed with reverent tribute from the local community.
A rural municipality notice outlines a local matter in North Norfolk. The readable text references a dec. and a procedural context within the regional government, noting a zoning or governance item under municipal oversight.
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