Maud Ward to wed MacGregor at Carberry Manse
Wedding note records Maud Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Ward to marry MacGregor. The couple will reside in MacGregor. Friends and well wishers extend happiness to the couple.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
8
Wedding note records Maud Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Ward to marry MacGregor. The couple will reside in MacGregor. Friends and well wishers extend happiness to the couple.
Beaver County announces Rodgers is licensed postmaster in place of RH Meteo. HL Aunison reports loss of a valuable item last week. RO McLeod made a flying visit here, praising good crops. R Goolrich keeps busy with eight teams harvesting and stacking. Young sowed 3 pecks of maize wheat from his bushels as he threshed.
Mrs MeRse of Portage and Miss Morrison of Winnipeg are mentioned. Maude Pogue spent the weekend with her parents. Clifton Newcomb is ill this week and Miss May Farne is traveling to Portage on Friday. Sam Thompson and Edna are in the hospital with typhoid fever. Phos Hutehi is recovering from recent illness. An optimist is defined as a man who comes home to lemon scenes after a long day.
Department of Labor records show 492 work accidents in Canada during July 1913, with 16 fatalities and 30 non fatal injuries. The report notes fewer fatal incidents than June and July 1912, and overall fewer accidents than the previous year.
Report notes a roughly 250000 increase in Canada’s population, detailing implied effects on demographics and economic conditions. Mentions fiscal figures and territorial data during a period of growth, with reference to related counts and allocations.
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