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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
4
A perforated line for next issue lists a specimen and related entries per line for each sample. Thursday October 14 1926 is noted with a fine for each subsequent entry.
The North Nerfolk Council met on October 60 with most members present. They reviewed bylaws on gun powder storage and fence, discussed a substantial grant for the Memorial Hall debt at Austin, and considered funding for the Hoy & Girls Club Fair. Debates covered road closures, drainage works, and responsibility for drainage maintenance under the Good Roads Act.
The council outlines planned drainage and ditch construction connected to highway work. It details the municipality’s financial share, culvert placements, and water diversions from Beaver Creek, Squirrel Creek, and Beste Creek, with multiple sections and estimated mileages among road and property boundaries.
Obituaries in Beaver district note the death of Normal Irwin Burton in Saskatoon and Mary McAskie aged five in Beaver with family ties to Swan River. The piece also mentions political shifts in Parliament with Hugh Guthrie named Conservative House leader and federal plans to rebuild lines near Kettle.
A local newspaper urges readers in arrears to renew their subs and settle old balances. The piece notes many payments are small and overdue and asks households to remit dues promptly to support the Home Community Paper.
Theodore A. Burrows a prominent Western Canadian lumber magnate and former Dominion Parliament member was appointed lieutenant governor of Manitoba to succeed Sir James Atkins at the end of Atkins term on Oct 24. Burrows will be sworn in in Winnipeg on Oct 25 after a cabinet council announcement.
A local supplier advertises a wide range of horse goods including Hartess, Boushes Curry Combs, Clippers, pose bags, blankets, wraps, halters, and related items. The notice promotes the shop as a headquarters for horse care and stable needs.
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