Winnipeg visits and local notices mark spring week
Watts and Apsey with Forster travel to Winnipeg on Tuesday while Mrs. Ladky visits family in Woodward Bask. Miss Simpson departs for Winnipeg after a week with Rev and Mrs Armstrong. The Young Peoples Association enjoyed a skit on breach of promise, with an Easter Monday social planned at The Vicarage. The 1st Miniorota Troop of Girl Guides will parade to the Anglican church for a service and color dedication. The Diamond Jubilee will be opened by King in London with a carillon broadcast for Dominion Day.
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Young Peoples Association
Miniota
London
Parliament Buildings
Canada
House of Commons
Governor General
Farmer Warns of Poison Bait Used Against Wolves
A farmer near Two Creeks Road reports neighbors spreading poison bait for wolves in his pasture. He warns others after losing a good dog to the bait. The offenders are known to the farmer, but he has not witnessed the act. he urges caution to prevent further trouble.
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Two Creeks
Canadian National European Tours Overview
Canadian National Educational Tours offers two summer trips from Montreal to Glasgow aboard the S S Andania. Tour No 1 lasts 37 days with all expenses 372.50 and Tour No 2 lasts 51 days with all expenses 401.00. Tours visit Scotland England France Belgium Switzerland Italy with full supervision and extensive sight seeing in motor coaches.
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Scotland
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Montreal
S. S. “Andania
Glasgow
Switzeland
Great Britain
Seaboard
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Arrow River Anglicans organize services and elect church officers
A meeting of Arrow River Anglicans planned Sunday services in the district. J Stanton was chosen vicar’s warden and A Richardson Peoples ward, with F J Townson vestry clerk. H G Dowell P Watters F Gardham and H Attwood also elected. A subscription funded prayer books for the opening service led by Rev. G L Armstrong with the subject Thy King Cometh.
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Arrow River
J. Stanton
A. Richardson
F. J. Townson
P. Watters
H. G. Dowell
F. Gardham
H. Attwood
G. L Armstrong
Isabella Notes Earl Wallace Heads for Regina Summer
Earl Wallace left Thursday for Regina to spend the summer. J T Finkbeiner went to Winnipeg Tuesday commanding a herd railcar of hogs and cattle. The Trail Rangers met at Russel Warrens Monday night then socialized. Curling season ended with last Friday and Saturday. F Hickmans rink challenged Warren for the Hamiota cup but Warren retained it 12-9.
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Earl Wallace
Regina
J.T. Finkbeiner
Winnipeg
Trail Rangers
Russel Warren
F. Hickman
Exemption Rules For Householders Explained By Tax Officials
Ottawa tax officials explain that a form for exemption as a householder applies to married or single taxpayers maintaining a self contained domestic establishment with at least two bedrooms and meals provided. The two new forms simplify information returns for 1926, reducing post filing data requests. Returns of salaries paid to employees and dividends to shareholders must be filed by March 31, and executors or agents must report estate income and distributions by the same date.
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Ottawa
Rural Council Meeting Resolves Duties and Appointments
The Rural Council of Minsota meets Saturday with Reeve Mitchell presiding. Resolutions include reappointing Lynch to Rural Credits Board, adjourning to a Court of Revision, approving the 1927 assessment roll, re engaging George Mellor as assessor at 1000, granting Clark three months leave, paying share of foundry road and Chevrolet car costs, approving J N Warren as weed inspector at 120 monthly, securing arrears notices for telephone rentals, surveying Crandall central costs, passing by laws 643 644, purchasing four maintenance graders, and printing a new telephone directory. Next meeting at the Reeve's call.
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Minsota
Reeve Mitchell
Taxpayers to get 10 percent deduction on 192 income
First effects of the federal budget reach filers between now and April end. The deduction applies to the tax due after computing on last year's basis, but current forms do not note the new 21 year dependent children exemption. New forms T.1c and T.1D appear for the $3,000 householder exemption.
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Dominion
Ottawa
The Pathway to the Sixth Sense
Supply Dept Port Huron Mich promotes a nine year plan to make the next decade the best in history and asks readers to begin today. The notice urges mentioning this paper in correspondence.
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Supply Dept
Port Huron
Mich
Tennis club annual meeting to elect officers
Everyone interested in tennis is invited to the annual meeting to elect officers and discuss operations for the coming season. The meeting will be held on Tuesday April 12 in the Royal Bank Times' p. m.
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Sesson
Royal Bank, Times’ P
United Church Ladies Aid Sale at Church Basement
The United Church Ladies Aid will hold a sale of fancy goods on Saturday April 9 in the church basement. Supper will be served from 5 to 8 pm.
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United Church Ladies Aid
Miniota Golf Club Annual Meeting Slated This Week
The Miniota Golf Club will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening at 7 p m in the Herald office. All golfers are urged to attend.
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Miniota Golf Club
Sp. m
Herald Office
Miniota Classified Rates From The Herald Office
Transient advertising rates set at 200 per year in advance with weekly publication. Condensed ads priced per line with extra charges for insertion beyond three. Legal notices and cards of thanks priced by line. Special advertising rates available on application.
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Rev
Ouiven - Presse
Herald
North Railway Ave
Conteact
Upge
Mortgage Sale Of Farm Property In Manitoba 1927
Public auction to sell South Half of Section 12, Township 15, Range 26 West, Manitoba. 20 percent cash due at sale with balance per sale terms. Reserve bid applies. For details contact McCallum Wilson & Co, Winnipeg, or auctioneer Tom Lancaster Minota Manitoba. Sale dated 30 March 1927.
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Thomas Payne I
Miniota
T. Payne Tom. D. Lancaster
Tom D. Lancaster
Province of
Manitoba
McCallum, Wilson &Co
Great West Permanent Building
Winnipeg
Vendor's Solicitors
W Tom
B. Lancaster
Minota
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P_C. Watts
Guy Apsey
T. Forster
Mrs. W. Ladky
Woodward, Bask
Mrs. W. Leland
Beth Simpson
Mrs. Armstrong
W. A. Haron
Beulah
A A Robertson
Isabela
Joes
Nail Vaya
Isabella
Rural Council
Doyle
Craig
Lynch
Rural Credits Board
Peel__Lynch
Taylor — Doyle
Craig—Doyle
Taylor
George FE. Mellor
Peel—Lynnch
Clark
Deogle
Peel
Birtle
Craig—Lynch
Hill
Peel—Lynch
Crandall Central
Lynch—Taylor
Peel—Taylor
R.D.L. Warren
Crandall
Miniota Hall
Gloom Chasers
Gloom Chaser
Sunner
Meprott Ct
Chevrolet
Chevrollet
Landau
Oshawa
Gibson & Mc Chevrolet Dealers
P.C._ WATTS
Bain Virden
General Motors OF Canada, Limited
Yorkshire
M. Bourne
Sararas
Ohio
Snyder's
Gilbert Rowan
Fred Bruce
Uno
Phone
Robert Stowe
A. W. Chapman
Wisconsin
Beattie
Brandon
E. L.sunley
A. H. Russel
Maple Leaf Milling Co
Mimiota
W. H. Yarwood
Prop
N. W
Alec
Grant
Board
Canadian Pacific Department of Colonization and Development
John Spalding
Miniota Herald
Specis
Ryan Pt
Sale
Waterloo
Martin
Green Mission
John Deere
E. H. Woods Hardware Crockery
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