Macgregor Herald Publisher Notice 1897 pricing
The MacGregor Herald established February 1897 prints every Thursday from the Herald Office in MacGregor Manitoba. It is authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa. Shaw is the publisher with annual rates of $250 in Canada and $3.00 in the USA.
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Herald
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Elas
Post Office
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Election Time Drawing Near In Manitoba Nomination Day
Anmonga notes a month remains before Nomination Day as Councillor Bert McLachlan resigns from the Rural Council at year end. The piece urges ratepayers to show interest, ensure no vacancies on the qualified list, and begin considering nominations now, not just on nomination morning.
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Anmonga
Manitoba
Bert McLachlan
Campaign aims to raise eighteen thousand for Central Manitoba Children’s Aid
The Children’s Aid Society of Central Manitoba launches an October campaign seeking $18,000 to fund services for over 1600 local children. With no Community Chest, house to house canvassing will cover rural municipalities and towns including Argyle Cartier Dufferin Glenella Grey Lakeview Langford Lansdowne Lorne Louise Macdonald Morris North Cypress North Norfolk Pembina Portage la Prairie Rhineland Roblin Roland Rosedale Stanley St. Francois Xavier Strathcona South Cypress South Norfolk Thompson Victoria Westbourne. Direct mail will reach new points. Citizens are urged to contribute as a private gesture toward protecting neglected children.
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Children's Aid Society of
Central
Manitoba
Children's Aid Society
Manitoa
Katrime area visitors and community events noted
Winnipeg visitors Katrime and District hosts, plus Mr Brugger and Mr Jenkins. Many locals greet friends from Winnipeg and Portage, with church rallies, dances, family gatherings, and two motor trips to southern Manitoba. Community hall meeting Sept 1 and Oct 4 rally highlighted.
Beaver News Roundup from Beaver Church to Baby Clinic
Beaver News notes events and visits around Beaver Church with Onale Kelly of Bagot, Glenn Thompson of Melita, and families from Portage and Dauphin. A Rally Service is planned for Sept 25 at Beaver Church and a Baby Clinic will be held Sept 20 at Bagot Community Hall. Brian Telford underwent surgery in Portage and is recovering well.
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H. Fraser
Lavenham
Beaver Church
Bagot Church
Harry Shaw
Irene Shaw
Altamont
Wo Lusignan
Rev. Kelly
Doug
Dallas Barber
Don Barber
Golden Stream
Robt. Hodgins
J. Howell
Stirling Booth
Little York
Minois
Henry Friesen
Oakville
R Stone
C. Cooper
Glenn Thompson
Melita
Geo. S Thompson
M.A. Rodgers
Chas. Rodgers
Bagot Community Hall
Brian Telford
Tom "Telford
Portage Hospital
Southend Macaulay Baby Band Tea Held At Home
Southend Macaulay group held its annual Baby Band meeting and tea on Friday September 9 at Mrs Chas Pennell’s home. Mrs J Frank led the program with WMS assistance, a $12.85 sum from mite boxes and collections was raised, four members Sanford Larson Arthur Scora Darlene Stieben and Kathleen Turner advanced to the Mission Band, and thirty four mothers and members attended the event with a tea served by the WMS.
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Southend-Macaulay
Chas. Pennell
J. Frank
WMS
Sanford Larson
Arthur Scora
Darlene Stieben
Kathleen Turner
Mission Band
Southend Macaulay WMS notes meeting report
The September meeting of South end Macaulay WMS was held at Mrs. J. Stewart's home on September 1. Mrs. Claire Tarr directed the worship period focusing on a Bible study as eight members and six visitors attended.
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Southend Macaulay Wms
J. Stewart
Claire Tarr
A. Palmer
Garden Tillage Advice From Brandon Farm Expert
Fall plowing and manuring of garden plots is advised by B. J. Gorby of the Brandon Experimental Farm. Clearing away crop refuse and proper pre plowing practices help control insects and plant diseases by applying well rotted barnyard manure.
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B. J. Gorby
Brandon
Garden tending advice for soil and forage crops
The text discusses soil maintenance on a garden, noting that applying about half a ton per thousand square feet improves fertility and soil condition. It recommends plowing eight inches deep and leaving a rough surface so frost breaks lumps and snow water is absorbed. It notes home grown vegetables, though a small income source, provide wholesome food, endorsing recommended practices.
Francis Lacoste Named French Ambassador to Canada
Francis Lacoste, former resident general in Morocco, has been appointed French Ambassador to Canada, signaling a high level diplomatic posting. Lacoste’s background includes extensive service in North Africa. The appointment aligns with France’s strategic interests in North American diplomacy.
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Francis Lacoste
Morocco
Canada
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