Fall Farm Progress in Manitoba Shows Mixed Prospects
Fall work in Manitoba is advanced with threshing mostly finished and plowing well forward. Potatoes yield is generally light due to grasshopper damage in the Red River area, while elsewhere drought limited regrowth. Frosts have been light but milder weather extended into October, livestock in good condition, and water supplies tight in drier regions.
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Manitoba
Red River Valley
Red River
Winnipeg
Where Quality Counts in Hard Times
Present conditions push shoppers to demand value per dollar as money tightens. Merchants who once sold on eye appeal now emphasize style and lasting quality, with buyers expecting fair prices. Local merchants promise trustworthy service and quality goods.
Local communities urged to support neighborhood stores
During these days, communities strive to keep institutions alive and advise residents to patronize local stores, giving them a chance to meet needs and sustain nearby businesses.
Turkey Shoot at Jas McKenzies Ranch Near Woodside
A Thursday October 27 turkey shoot starts at 1 pm at Jas McKenzie's Ranch one mile north of Woodside bridge on No 4 highway. Shotguns and rifles will be used. Ninety one turkeys to be shot. Also ninety bushels of onions for sale by the proprietor.
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Jas. McKenzie
Woodside Bridge
No.4 Highway
Eyes Determine Study Success or Failure
A concise note asserts that academic outcomes may hinge on eye condition influencing attention and reading efficiency. It highlights the link between vision quality and learning performance, suggesting screening or correction could affect grades.
Renewal notice urges Herald subscription update for 1932
If your subscription to the Herald has expired during the past year, renew for 1932. If you are in arrears for one year or more, please remit past dues with a renewal for another year.
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the Herald
Thirty six years of community service in Manitoba
The Herald, serving MacGregor and nearby North Norfolk districts since 1896, marks 36 years of publicity and advertising service. Publisher since 1907, bought plant in 1911, aims to increase local news coverage, solicit district cooperation, and thank advertisers and subscribers while urging arrears payments and support. The note stresses publicity as the paper’s stock and revenue from ads and subscriptions.
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Herald
MacGregor
Norfolk
Manitoba
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