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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 24, 1929

Page

6

The Average Man and the League of Nations outlook

A reflection on the closing of the League of Nations tenth assembly. It argues the League affects every citizen, praising its restraint of wars and emphasis on arbitration, conciliation, and worldwide peace. Canada is highlighted for its selfless stance and duty to broaden humanitarian and peace efforts.

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Unclear Text From London Vane Beef Branding Note

Fragmentary OCR summarizes a note about beef branding and meat quality in Canada with a dated receipt from 1633 and mentions Ruth Lawrence Hoare as a goldsmith. The text is garbled and contains multiple nonstandard terms making precise meaning uncertain.

London Hoare Dominion Canada Ruth Lawrence Hoare

Alberta Oil Output Surpasses Three States in Value

Calgary geologist F. J. Sur notes Alberta now produces more oil from Turner Valley than Montana New Mexico and Colorado combined. He adds Alberta’s output, when valued in dollars, is more than twice the three states’ combined value.

Colorado New Mexico Montana F. J. Sur Calgary Oil Fraternity of Canada Alberta Turner Valley Mexico

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promote Rich Red Blood

An advertorial item touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion caused by thin blood. It claims the pills enrich blood, relieve stomach pains, heartburn, and related distress, citing Mrs Lucy Cushing from Maine as a testimonial. Available for 56 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont by mail.

Whiliams Dr. Williams Lucy A Sushing Kempt SS West Bethel Williams Tom Tam Dr. Willans’ Medicine Co Brockville

High Quality Seed Outlook From Calgary Officials

Inspretion High Quality Seed t. M. Stewart, head of the seed branch in Calgary, says the 1929 inspection of standing felts of grain for members of the Canadian Seed Growers Association indicates an ample supply of high quality seed for next year. Yields appear higher than earlier reports, with nine inspectors examining 500 fields across regions including the Peace River country.

T. M. Stewart Calgary Canadian Seed Growers” Association Peace River Country

Tin prospects in Manitoba attract British American capital

The Free Press Evening Bulletin notes strong British and American interest in Manitoba tin deposits. Ore found in several locations, with ongoing work in two or three camps to assess commercial potential. Despite results, capitalists plan heavy involvement due to the deposits' significance.

Manitoba Free Press Evening Bulletin

Women Explorers Venture Through Canada to Prince Rupert

A group of three women and a guide travel from Vancouver to Prince Rupert, then by train to Prince George and on to Summit Lake in northern British Columbia. They boat and camp along rivers, fish daily, and join an Ojibwa style powwow at Fort MacLeod, with Judge Robertson helping organize the trip.

Canada Vancouver Jane Lightning University of Minnesota Lydia Lightning Philadelphia Lillian Larson Casper Wyoming Prince Rupert Prince George Judge Robertson Tiy Summit Lake British Columbia Peace River Larson Fort MacLeod Fort Ce

Kindergarten for Japanese Children Opens in Kobe

The Canadian Academy opened a new kindergarten in Kobe for foreign residents. Miss Winifred Taylor of London Ontario, in charge, with Mrs Kentwell assisting. Initial enrolment lists 26 children from nine nationalities, including Japanese, British, Canadian, American, Danish, Swiss, German, Russian and Indian. HF Woodsworth says the department completes the academy’s education from infancy to university.

Kobe Kobe Union Church Winifred Taylor London Ontario Japan AJ. Kentwell HF. Woodsworth The Canadian Academy Woodsworth

England Sends Trees To China From Kew Gardens

An oak sapling and a young birch tree are to be sent from Kew Gardens in London to Nanking to be planted around the mausoleum of Sun Yat sen. East reports say the completed grounds will form one of the world’s most beautiful spectacles.

Kewt Gardens London England Sun Yat Sen Nanking

Finard Linimest for Neuritis Sparks Quiet Generational Claim

A brief item notes Finard Linimest treats neuritis while observing that youth today are less quiet than youths of earlier eras, yet older generations also show less restraint than in the past.

When Food Sours Milk of Magnesia Endorsed as Quick Indigestion Remedy

An old advertisement extols Milk of Magnesia for sour stomachs and indigestion. It claims rapid relief, tasteless dosing in water, and physician approval since its invention, urging buyers to seek genuine Phillips preparation with full directions.

Town signs urged to guide touring visitors this season

Advertisers urge towns to display clear names to aid travelers amid rising auto tourism. The Boston Transcript notes rural post offices show town names, but many places lack visible signage, hurting advertising and visitor guidance. A claim by Dr Thomas Helectric Oil promotes a healing oil blend as trusted by users. A shipment of Canadian wheat from Montreal to India may set a new export record with India’s outside purchase needs boosting Canada's role as top wheat exporter.

Boston ‘Transcript Board of Trade Thomas Helectric Montreal India Canada

Industrial West’s Growing Manufacturing Role Across Canada

Winnipeg Board of Trade News Bulletin notes Western Canada expands beyond wheat and cattle with rising manufacturing. Manitoba leads with 85 industrial establishments and over 20 million capital, Alberta second, Saskatchewan third. Cites 2414.30 tons of newsprint valued at 144 million dollars in Canaan last year.

Western Canada Winnipeg Board of Trade News Bulletin Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Canaan Dominion Ares

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