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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
8
The piece links rising wheat prices to national wealth, noting Canada’s gold production and the market’s mood. It argues the wheat market’s strength would lift the economy, contrasting it with the stock crash and the broader despair. It suggests renewed prosperity could follow a strong wheat market across the country.
Report from the Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural department notes threshing near completion in prairie provinces. Oats and barley 76 percent cut overall, 50 percent in Manitoba. Saskatchewan 25 percent, Alberta 17 percent. Yields largely exceed last year, though some grade losses from late-season rains.
The town announces its annual community fowl supper for Wednesday October 5. Mrs Rumons of Winnipeg visits Mrs Walden. A Cooper and Archie Farncomb hosts guests. Thelma Smale is hospitalised for appendicitis. Mrs J K McMillan of Winnipeg visits son Gordon and family. Wesley Kanions and Mrs Graham of Winnipeg visit en route to Clear Lake. Thanksgiving moves to October 10. Armistice Day and Thanksgiving no longer celebrated on the same day after recent legislation.
The article reports a record 2A74 apples exported to Bury from Western Canada and anticipates higher volumes. It notes promotions for Daniaud at Canadian Pacific Railway as a passenger agent, and mentions bass fishing near Gatineau River. It outlines new freight rates for livestock by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways, effective August 15, aiming to boost cattle and hog movements within 1 mile of Toronto.
Fragments show a trucking offers insured transport with satisfaction guaranteed and varied rates. Prompt urges reader to provide service and support for shipment needs.
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