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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
4
Manitoba officials announce a major newspaper driven safety campaign to curb rising highway deaths. The plan stresses individual responsibility and courtesy, calling for school civic groups radio and press to spread the message and reduce the toll on motorists and pedestrians.
The United Church will host its annual Fowl Dinner and Concert on Wednesday October 16. Walter Peterson will fill in at the Canadian Pacific depot for Mr. Giffin who is away on holiday to the East including Toronto and other points. Elmwood Herald, Manitoba’s newest weekly, arrives with rich advertising and district and general news, praised for quality printing and credible publishers.
A reader lauds a neighbor’s prize winning home and garden while expressing unease at taxes and the idea that beauty and a well kept property justify public spending. The letter argues for pride in children and national development over mere monetary calculations.
Samuel Green died after a burn incident in Spital on September 6 following a fall frost, with efforts to save him described as made. He leaves a wife Florence Nicholl, a daughter, his mother, a sister Mrs Walley of Oshawa, and three brothers Vernal in Detroit and William and John in Portage la Prairie. J. A. Nicholl of MacGregor, three brothers in law. The funeral Monday afternoon drew a large crowd. Pallbearers were hydro workers. interment was in the Hiside cemetery at Portage la Prairie.
Bagot and Mrs Keller visit Mrs W hospital with improvements reported. Wor 1s Missionary Society to hold regular meeting at the Me drial Hall on Thursday September 1 at 2 pm. Threshing near finish with many machines moved in. Crops mostly better than expected. Condolences extended to Mr and Gourley on the death of their daughter Marguerite. Funeral held Wednesday at Hillside Cemetery in Pine.
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