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Rural council will meet in Miniota on Wednesday of this week. Residents are reminded to bring notes and be prepared to discuss local matters.
09 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1930
Page
1
Rural council will meet in Miniota on Wednesday of this week. Residents are reminded to bring notes and be prepared to discuss local matters.
Listing shows sugar at 199 lb sack price 6.65 cash with order from United States Ltd Miniota. Mentions eye care note with iota Arklie at Leat's Hotel today Wed. Refers to Mry J Cook return home on Friday and Peter MasPherson appointed Immigration officer for the Canadian National Ry. advising farmers to see him for staffing.
Report notes Jacob Cook is somewhat improved and has a better outlook than a week ago. Family and staff express cautious optimism and hope for continued progress in recovery.
United States Miniota offers the latest silk Hosiery shades for spring and summer with prices 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00. Curling season ends after a friendly rink visit from Two Creeks to Miniota on Tuesday afternoon.
The note reflects uncertainty about whether area gasoline dealers will enforce strict cash sales this season. No confirmed local practice is reported, leaving readers unsure if cash only applies here.
Cecil Wythe lost the tip of his right index finger last week while sawing. The saw grazed a neighboring finger but caused no serious injury.
A notice highlights condensed advertisements as a quick, advantageous way to reach readers. It suggests readers consider using the ads to dispose of items or to find needed goods or services in the community.
Report notes unusually low water and cracking ice in the valley, with several informed locals believing the ice will move away without causing trouble this season.
Miss Lillian Withe married Mr. Chester Ball of Edmonton Alberta in an England ceremony. The couple plan to reside in Edmonton after visiting relatives in the district last week.
We report Mrs JR Lynchh sho underwent an operation at Brandon hospital and is recovering well. Hugh Stewart recently had surgery in Brandon and is progressing fine.
New law requires all non car vehicles on provincial highways to carry lights. The measure passed to protect drivers and passengers by improving visibility and safety on the roads.
The recent warm spell melted most snow and reduced pools of water. Farmers expect to begin field work soon as soil dries and becomes workable.
The Brandon Experimental Farm reports farmers who plant potatoes on May 21 face lower yields. Over five years potatoes sown on May 14 produced about forty bushels per acre more than a two week later planting.
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