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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
4
A reflective editorial urges rural residents to strengthen cooperation in business and social life. It highlights the tie between farm prosperity and town services, asks readers to support churches schools and recreation, and stresses communal duty to boost local institutions for a better, happier community.
The start of a new school term calls for heightened driver caution as many young children begin travel to school. The piece warns that some youngsters lack understanding of traffic rules and safety practices, risking accidents on roads near schools.
Obituary note recalls Hugh B Gordon’s passing with lines of memory. Ivy and Blanche sign the tribute. Oak Lake joins Manitoba hydroelectric system as officials turn on the power Friday evening.
A column urges motorists to slow in school zones, arguing children may dart into streets. It stresses drivers have rights but no right to endanger lives, and that cautious, controlled speed can prevent accidents as children play along sidewalks.
Farmers should choose burning times based on weed pressure and moisture. Early autumn burning can kill weed seeds in fields with Wild Oats Mustards Canada and Sowthistle, followed by plowing to control perennial roots and surface seeds. In nonweedy fields, uncut crop can be left to graze and protect soil, then burned in spring with surface tillage to form a solid seed bed.
World attention centers on Geneva where fourteen nations gather at the League council to discuss peace proposals and related concerns. British representatives push for peaceful solutions and hope for success to avert further conflict.
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