Lost At MacGregor on Fair Day Anglo Rocketete
Lost item described as a rocketette of Anglish origin on Fair Day near MacGregor. Reward offered for return. please report to Herald Office for turn in.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
5
Lost item described as a rocketette of Anglish origin on Fair Day near MacGregor. Reward offered for return. please report to Herald Office for turn in.
A summary note outlines homestead requirements under the Canadian North West Land Regulations. It mentions proxy options at Lands Agency offices, residency of six months yearly, cultivation duties, and housing obligations. It notes price per acre and possible reductions for rough or scrub land under specified conditions. W. W. Cory C.M.G. deputy minister details appear.
Oct 21 Patriotic event in Forester's Hall featuring Rev MacGregor address on the war and a program titled A Scrap of Paper. Sales and sewing by the LO DE chapter accompany a large turnout and strong support from Austin residents.
The schedule lists Anglican and church services with morning and evening times. Mr TO Hart and Rev Jos Campbell are noted for Sunday readings and school at 12 15 p m on Sundays with fortnightly morning and evening services starting January 25.
Three Renfrew factories including Logan's and Renfrew Textile Co report overtime and full staffing after a temporary shutdown. Dominion textile orders boosted output, but most gains come from regular customers as wartime hostilities begin.
A fragmented memoir recounts a Confederate era seeker haunted by a mysterious voice heard during battles near Richmond. The narrator encounters a woman whose voice matches the past, revealing a fateful hospital message and a long, elusive connection across war and reunion.
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