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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
4
The article urges a prompt return to class after summer break. It stresses 100 days of attendance, balanced study and recreation, and parental support to ensure a good education. It notes early effort affects July results and highlights careful attention to new subjects during opening weeks.
The passage notes distress among youths as they enter adulthood facing unclear vocational prospects. It observes crowded professions and scarce employment for graduates, yet asserts grit can help ambitious youths overcome early disadvantages and succeed.
The monthly meeting of the U F W will be held in the Rest Room on Sept 12 at 9 pm. Members answering the call are asked to bring items useful for a seven year old school boy.
A brief note urges support for local business as agriculture struggles and the community faces tough times. The old slogan about trading locally is pressed to be acted on to help business people weather economic strain.
Percy Moore moved to Brandon to join the David Livingstone School staff after visiting his parents and Mrs Jas Moore. In Winnipeg a Royal Bank branch holdup yielded nearly 10,000 dollars. Three days later police captured the two suspects, most of the money recovered. Both pleaded guilty in police court and await sentence.
Mrs George Moffatt and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown at their recent bereavement and for the grateful tributes received.
A provincial plea urges residents to back local printers and merchants to keep the town vibrant. The piece extols the newspaper’s role in community life and questions the ethics of outsourcing printing and services to distant firms, urging readers to patronize home businesses and consult the local press for all printing needs.
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