Death Claims Two MacGregor Residents
Two MacGregor residents died recently. Mos George Roger, a long-time MacGregor resident, passed away at her home on Saturday, August 27. She was born August 23, 1867, in Cambridge Centre, Ontario, and moved to MacGregor with her husband in 1901. Surviving are two daughters and three sons: Miss C0 Heming of Yorkton, Sask. Miss Isa and Harold Rogers of Winnipeg. three brothers and two sisters living in nearby towns. A private service was held Tuesday at MacGregor Cemetery with Rev. G Armstrong officiating. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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George Roger
Pilpeteer
Heming
Sask
Mies Isa
Harold Rogers
Wannipeg
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Wa Sherri
Rewind
Muctioegor
G . Armstcong
St. Pas Cuarch Gabakalt
Funeral acknowledgments list many local families
In a memorial notice the Haliday family and numerous listed relatives and friends acknowledge loss and extend thanks. Names include Fleming, Stirling, MacGrest, Williamson, Southworth, Turner, MacKinnon, Lye, Kivelhan, Wenham, Witham, Lewin, Trethesey, Lamb, Fraser, Roberts, Hay, Chant, and the MacGregor United Church Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Society among others.
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Georg W Ka I. Fleming
A. Stirling
Hal MacGrest
Pest
Gregor ¢ Uis
Jos
Calama M
Aleda
Willamsons Caz
Southworth
Frank
H. L. Turner
A. MacKinnon
Cathrea
Lye
Thos Kivelhan
J. Ba
Heritage Herald Faces Strains Amid Depression Era Struggles
The Herald, now in its 37th year, recounts profit and circulation pressures from the depression era. Editors urge readers to remit subscriptions, support advertising, and uphold local reporting as the paper adapts to reduced readership and staffing while promising continued service to the district.
Renewal Notice for Herald Subscription 1932
Expired within the past year the Herald urges renewal for another year. Subscribers in arrears for one year or more are asked to send past dues along with a renewal.
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Manitoba Harvest Progress Across Prairie Provinces
Grain crop estimates from the Canadian Agricultural Department show 32 percent harvested in the three prairie provinces with wheat 44 percent, oats 45 percent, and barley 47 percent. Harvesting advanced this week in clear weather, though rains interrupted progress in places. yields and quality vary by district with expectations of stronger yields in northern areas.
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Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Norway
West Central
Tim Short’s Pardon Request Stirs Town
A garbled notice recalls Tim Short seeking pardon for a debt of five cents and a nine dollar error as neighbors discuss a mistaken payment and a lingering mystery about his “Jesus Paid It All” plea.
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Jesus
DGERS BROS TRANSFER Licensed Truck Operators
Beaver area readers see DGERS BROS TRANSFER offering licensed truck operators for all loads insured with satisfaction guaranteed and reasonable rates. Phone 81-5 for service.
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Dgers Bros. Transfer
Honey for sale in August and September at 7c per lb
Mrs A Brisco advertises honey for sale during August and September at seven cents per pound if customers provide their own pails. Comb honey also available from 43 MacGregor phone 49 MacGregor.
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