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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
5
Publication advertises contract and display rates for legal government and municipal notices with per line and inch pricing. It lists ads such as cards of thanks memoriam notices and notices for sale jobs etc and notes subscriptions and printing services.
Local items report Mr F Avery traveling to Winnipeg this week and North Bros shipping the first for hard wheat. Grace NII exams at Winnipeg Summer school earned by George North. United Church and Sunday School in Austin and Melvin to resume next Sunday. Families including Mr and Mrs RK Price, Mr and Mrs W Wooden, Mr Wm Robinson of Toronto, and Mrs Bradley visit, with Mina Watters returning from Portage hospital probation completed and training for her profession underway. Ontario-bound substitute teachers expected next week.
Edrans Mr A Ingram reopens the store started by Mr McKerze Edtang School opened August 28 with Miss Oliver of Glenboro in charge Rev RH Fotveingham of Mac Jegor will exchange pulpr's on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Smith of Wremper spent the weekend here and returned to the city with their two daughters. McKerzie announces a closing date September and Gale from August 20. During their 16 months residence Mr and Mrs Mckenzie and daughter Margaret have made many friends and depart for Wellwood on September 15 to open a new store.
The estate of James Tennbull late of North Notfall Municipality Manitoba deceased. All claims against the estate must be sent to MacKinnon & MacKinnon at MacGregor Manitoba before October 12 AD. William Hay is administrator.
For sale NE 11112 owned by Estate of Jas Turn. Located three miles from Shivan Acres, black fenced, sandy loam, with house and outbuildings. Cash terms. Offers due to the undersigned by noon September 1, 1952. Highest offer not guaranteed. MacKINNON & MacKINNON, 36-2, Phone 23, MacGregor.
A five percent dividend is declared on paid up capital stock of United Grain Growers Limited for the financial year ending. Dues will be mailed on September 1, 1932 to 19 shareholders of record as of July 1.
Mary Cathcart McCullough died in Sidney on Monday after a period of diabetes. She had lived in Sidney over twenty years with her husband Thomas McCullough and family coming from Manvers Ontario. Survived by husband two sons William George and David and several daughters in Ontario and Winnipeg.
United Grain Growers Limited announces a five percent dividend on paid up capital stock for the year ending July 31 1932. President KS Law says earnings cover bond interest provide depreciation and allow surplus growth. Dividend cheques will be mailed September 1 to shareholders of record July 31 1932.
Scores of Indians and youths witnessed an early binder implement at the Pal. The machine drew crowds in a farming memory scene as seasoned farmers and newcomers observed its work, noting a harvest near fifty bushels in the wet area and the absence of damage.
Sunday September 4 message announces Sunday School at 2 pm with sermon subject Ibe Churhend Rev G B Armstrong.
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