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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
9
Sunday morning Rev J W Courtenay preached on Free Masonry, arguing it threatens the state yet upholds church welfare, citing four cardinal virtues and duties to self neighbor and God. He linked Masonry to theology and philosophy, urging adherence to obedience and the sacred text.
Handwriting listings show winners in boys under 14 with Leonard Haworth first and M ard Moore second. Under 10 boys include John Deacon, Foss Girl, and Leonard Little. Girls under 10 feature Elma Spence and Jessie Snow ig, with Winnie Sheld ith Dencon noted. Under 8 boys list Ralph Lye first, Della Burrs third, Leonard Alton third. pencil drawing landscapes awarded to Harry Lye and Alfred Sheldon. animal drawing to Alfred Sheldon and Harry Lye. flower or fruit won by Violet Ward with Lily Shaver as second.
The Society For The Propagation Of The Gospel reports an appeal on behalf of church work in Western Cuppsea raised $170000. The contribution comes as support for missionary and church activities in the region.
The Hers notes a shortage of faithful district correspondents as the shutdown season nears. The Herald offers to supply paper and envelopes to locals who can send in district items. Also urged are sheep farming tips and a Chamberlain’s Liniment remedy advertisement highlighting affordable relief.
The article laments Western Canada’s sheep raising sector with poor quality stock and inconsistent market results. It blames producers for neglect and argues that better care and management could boost returns, noting that supply often misses demand and shipments are subpar. It advocates livestock improvements, claiming twenty-five sheep on a 160 acre farm could yield higher returns than other crops.
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