Herald notice from MacGregor Manitoba publication
The Herald announces a weekly Thursday edition published by Trethewey in MacGregor Manitoba. The notice references a trade board permit number 188 C and registration no. 751083.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
4
The Herald announces a weekly Thursday edition published by Trethewey in MacGregor Manitoba. The notice references a trade board permit number 188 C and registration no. 751083.
The article notes a surge in party activity across Manitoba as candidates are chosen. D L Campbell is Coalition candidate in Lakeside, John P Lawrie in Norfolk, and Harry Woods chosen for CCF in Norfolk. Nominations set for Carberry Friday Oct Sth with Campbell returning officer L D Campbell. Polls open Oct 15 from 8am to 7pm.
A garbled OCR fragment reads as a partial French sentence about socks and something done by them. The readable text provides minimal clarity on subject and context, and no names or places are identifiable.
Local survey notes that portions of the Prairie region have suitable terrain for sheep grazing. Experts observe abandoned land, indicating potential for rewilding, soil recovery, and livestock use while noting need for water access and sustainable management practices.
In farming districts flocks have provided a valuable addition to annual outputs by converting back grass into usable sheep feed. The practice benefits pasture management and supports sheep flocks in the region.
The article by D. Sinclair discusses rising hog production in the Prairie Provinces from 1939 to 14, linking grain-to-pork as a wartime strategy and future postwar plans with Britain. It stresses sustaining contracts, improving pork quality, and maintaining western farmers’ role in bacon supply while valuing lean pork over fat as shortages ease.
The article discusses raising per capita lamb consumption in Canada and the potential to add 2 farm flocks without reducing other meats. It notes that increasing lamb intake by one pound per person could create a market for 250000 more lambs, and stresses selecting good ram types, careful decotting, proper weights, and finish. It highlights poultry flocks as a substantial contributor to Empire food stocks and notes high egg and poultry meat production on prairie farms, underscoring poultry’s role in farm prosperity during emergencies.
A charter outlines basic needs for every child including housing income food education health and moral development. It challenges readers to help children like Peter and Jake by supporting local Children’s Aid Society and by actively creating a community where all children can become happy and productive citizens.
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