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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
4
A national proclamation designates Monday October 10 as a general thanksgiving day in the Dominion of Canada. It urges the populace to acknowledge divine providence, celebrate harvest gains, and support collective religious observance to reinforce gratitude for the year’s crops and national growth.
The Manitoba University inquiry heard claims that the University of Manitoba faced massive fund shortages in May this year. J T C counsel said the university board failed to file annual financial statements to the minister of education and legislature for seven years, with ministers and other officials reportedly unaware of the losses prior to elections.
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A vivid scene of the western harvest shows tractors and wagons moving grain to the seaboard, elevators gleaming, and horses pulling heavy loads. Farmers reap a good yield as potatoes, beets, cabbage, and corn fill fields while golden trees frame a busy harvest day and the festive mood grows.
Teachers from locals attend the Teachers Convention at Portage la Prairie today and Friday. The school will reopen on Tuesday morning. Wheat prices hit a new low for Winnipeg Grain Exchange history, dropping to 49 after the prior low of 50c recorded on December 27, 1930.
A shooting match will be held at the home of Peter Tarr, five miles south, thirteen miles east of Bagot, on Monday the tenth at 1.30 pm. Entry is 75 eurok ey each. Come and enjoy a good event.
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