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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
4
An editorial urges residents to buy locally to sustain the town’s economy and farmers. It argues that town and country trade must grow together, noting that outsiders do not fund local services or taxes. It warns that neglecting local commerce weakens the community and infrastructure.
Premier Bracken argues federal unemployment relief touches only the fringe of the problem and seeks Britain's trade accords to secure permanent markets for Western agricultural products. He warns without export markets unemployment and farm abandonment will rise, while expressing guarded optimism about facing the present crisis.
For a number of cattle and horses during the summer months. Lots of good grass and an abundance of water. Those wishing to pasture stock are asked to notify me as soon as possible. W. H. Glover, Jr and Horn Ranch, Macuregus.
The speaker warns that all sectors including industrial commercial and agricultural must cooperate to avoid harm to Western Canada’s primary industry. He urges collective action and references a Friday October 24 event at Southend School plus notes Winnipeg visitors J Carr and Frank Mchail and Brandon firm Fedorak Bros hauling crushed stone for the Portage la Prairie to Brandon highway gravelling project.
Manitoba marks Fire Prevention Week October 11 urging prevention of fire losses. In 1929 fires killed 43 and caused property losses of 2,652,497 dollars. Over eight years fires claimed 142 lives and property losses exceeded twenty million. Causes include smoking, gasoline, oil, defective chimneys, and careless disposal of hot ashes. Authorities stress education and daily care to reduce fires and economic harm.
Thee death occurred last Thursday in Neepawa of Mr. Alex Dunlop veteran printer and editor of the Neepawa Press aged 74 He was born Edwardsburg Ontario came west in 1871 and helped found The Press in 188? He was a Liberal and a respected craftsman with sixty years of experience in printing.
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