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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
4
The Herald advertises contract advertising rates for transient display, plate matter and job printing. Rates apply per line for first insertion and additional charges listed for subsequent insertions and heavier business and general printing.
In September 1922 the Herald appeals to readers to settle yearlong debts and boost prepaid subscriptions. Editors note many owes and emphasize community loyalty, urging timely payments to keep the weekly paper thriving and to better serve local news needs.
A local notice urges farmers to prioritize payments to creditors who have extended the greatest favors this year. It notes wheat prices may not rise sharply, but more money will flow to farmers this fall, aiding debt reduction since 1926. It stresses paying those creditors first to ease overall district debt burdens.
Local merchants and banks are asked to back the community by honoring debts promptly. The message stresses that paying creditors strengthens farm and town welfare, urging readers to act for their own wellbeing and the local economy.
The sympathy of the community extends to Mr. and Mrs H Noblgren on the loss of their infant daughter Verna Katherine who suffered bronchitis and whooping cough and died at 3:30 pm after seven months of life under Dr Swan care. The funeral was at the home and at MacGregor cemetery conducted by Rev T B Pearson. The casket bore wreaths from many sorrowing friends. Saturday the little one was.
Mr and Mrs H Noblgren thank friends and neighbors for sincere sympathy in their recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes.
Manitoba Fire Commissioner urges observance of Fire Prevention Day October 9 1922 to curb fire waste and losses across the province and country. Proclamation to Ottawa aims to educate citizens on reducing fires through inspection and safer heating devices as huge losses and lives are at stake.
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