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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
4
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The Herald urges timely payment of subscriptions, noting standard rates of 1.00 yearly in advance, 1.25 if paid year end, 1.50 if unpaid. It states post office holders are liable for payment and calls subscribers to settle arrears and current balances to support the local newspaper and stay connected with community affairs.
Petitioners to activate local option bylaw for next municipal election. Clause 192 of the Taquor act allows a bylaw to be submitted if 25 percent of resident electors sign. Council must pass test readings by November. clerk may call a special meeting. Prohibition on blocking the petition is discussed, though some doubt remains.
Residents plan to attend the council meeting on Tuesday to point out irregularities in the petition. Others express opposition to the local option, while supporters insist on a resolution to settle the issue.
A conservative meeting notes the farmer’s instinct to invest when money is available. It argues building now saves material costs and yields higher returns before next spring, suggesting builders save two hundred dollars per thousand spent and that rising costs will accompany more building. The piece urges country supply to back the idea to aid builders and the economy.
Plans confirm James Fax and a four member company to appear Monday evening October 7 at the Masonic Ball. The ensemble features Miss Jean Winters soprano George T Barton baritone Florence Galbraith Elocat and Miss Agnes B Quigley pianist. Gray's drag plan outlined.
The notice outlines licensing under the Manitoba Game Protection Act for the deer hunting open season from December 1 to May. Applicants must provide their full legal name and exact residence, apply early to avoid delays, and those failing to properly return licenses from prior years will be barred from obtaining a license in future years.
In Winnipeg on Wednesday October two locals, Mr Lore st son of Mr and Mrs Archie Campbell, and Miss Collier daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Collier, were married in a simple ceremony. The couple plan a ranch residence west of Austin after a brief honeymoon, with immediate relatives present and best wishes from friends.
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