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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
4
Classified style notice describing inscription and display rate cards, government and municipal notices, subscription terms, and ad rates. Includes per-inch pricing for notices, for sale and wanted, and business printing services aimed at prompt attention.
The piece urges qualified candidates to run for Reeve and Councillors amid looming unemployment issues in Manitoba. It notes nominations for Wards One, Two and Four in MacGregor, with ten days to election. Voters face deciding on repealing the Local Option Bylaw and beer parlors. Incumbents Campbell Shaw and Wallace expected to seek re election. Lamb undecided after ten years of service. The article stresses the need for experienced leadership to face coming municipal challenges.
The note reserves November 28 as the date for St Pauls Church G A. Readers are advised to keep that day free for church activities and a potential gathering. The record emphasizes scheduling and community planning at St Pauls Church.
The annual 1LO.D.E. concert and prize ceremony occurred Monday night in the Masonic hall with W. E. Marsh presiding. Prizes for highest history marks by grade eight to eleven in North Norfolk schools were awarded to Carl Bergquist, Stella Raczka, Katherine Snaith, and Hector Hunter. Mrs. J. P. Mackinnon outlined the LO.D.E. work and the event featured school selections and community singing.
In the British elections Ramsay MacDonald led the National Government to a sweeping victory with about twenty two million voters supporting the war government. The British press reports 608 of 615 seats for the National Labour Liberal coalition. The Labor opposition reverts to a smaller minority while Conservatives gain. Premier MacDonald and J H Thomas are set to join the National Government, promising unity, peace and prosperity for Britain and the Empire.
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