Local Weather Signals Arrival of Spring
Robins, mud, crows and rain marked the approach of spring as winter ends. The snow quickly melted and the land dries enough to resume work in a few days, bringing a sense of seasonal progress.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1932
Page
8
Archer's Pry Cleaners Serve Orders and Home Visit
United Stores Ltd Minieta lists service actions with orders from Archer's Pry Cleaners. Miss E McLenehan and Rev A Stephen attended a YPSS banquet in Oakner district on Wednesday night, where McLenehan presided over a Presbyterial YP organization and Stephen spoke about their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer's Pry Cleaners
United Stores, Ltd
Minieta
E McLenehan
E. M. Spence
A. Stephen
Oakner
Y. P Ss
Miss McLenehan
Birtie Presbytery
Rev. Stephen
Arrow River Notes Miss Myrtle Wiggins Home From Edrans
Miss Myrtle Wiggins is home from Edrans where she spent the winter. Reeve Pierson and Councillor McCoubray of Hamiota were in town last week. Mrs. C Fleming entertained a group from town at a 4 bridge party Thursday night. Magistrate Fleming of Minnedosa was here on farm business Friday. Sunday school moved to 1 clock and service at 12 noon. set early alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Wiggins
Edrans
Reeve Pierson
McCoubray
Hamiota
Fleming of
Minnedosa
Halifax
Maritime
Miss E White Visits Crandall Friend then Brandon Trip
Miss E White spent the weekend with her Crandall friend Miss McArthur and the pair motor ed to Brandon and back on Saturday. J M Elliott has been confined to his bed since last week after twisting his back while throwing a logo off a wagon. We hope to face him around again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss E. White
Miss McArthur
Crandall
Brandon
J.M. Elliott
Logo
Spring Training Cheer Prompts Ball and Baseball Talk
A light spring message encourages players to prepare for the season as emphasis shifts from winter to baseball. The tone calls for teamwork and readiness as summer approaches.
Souris visitor brings surprise to Wiggins home
Lackie Wiggins, a C R engineer from Souris, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Jas Wiggins on Tuesday night, returning Wednesday. He was well and his visit was a pleasant surprise for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackie Wiggins
Souris
Jas Wiggins
Lickie
Local Boys Find Seasonal Work Here And There
Some boys have secured season work including Homer Eldand at Mea Robman J E Mitchell for Dave Bell and Robert Elliott at Clare Flemings. A few remain not connected to any assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Homer ‘Eland
Mea
Robmnan
J E Mitchell
Dave Bell
Robert Eliott
Clare Flemings
Mission Band Holds Monthly Meeting at Mrs Wallace Home
The Mission Band met Saturday afternoon with seven members present and consuming port. An hour of discussion was followed by lunch prepared by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Band
Local Couple Pass Chiropody Exams in Davenport
Mr and Mrs Geo Littlejohn are expected home from Davenport USA where they have recently passed their chiropody exams successfully. The community expresses pride in their achievement and the hard work of young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Littlejohn
Davenport
U. S A
Local Educator P J Stark Named Senior Stick in Winnipeg Colleges
P J Stark a former teacher in the intermediate room has been honored with appointment as senior stick at Winnipeg colleges. The distinction marks the third municipal honor during the war for the area, following EF S Dixon and Lewd Borland who were likewise recognized while attending college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P J. Stark
Winnipeg
EF. S. Dixon
W M S Meeting At Mrs Elliott's Home
The W M S met at the home of Mrs J M Elliott on Wednesday last. Mrs R Mitchell conducted the Eastern service as convenor. Mrs Elliott gave an interesting report on the recent conference. A duet by Misses Jeceie Mitchell and Islay Sinclair was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S
Mra. J
School Club Meeting Notes With Korea Study Summary
The club met Thursday at the school with Jessie Mitchell presiding. Dorothy Mitchell presented Chapter 2 of the Korea study book. A Saturday session followed at Jeasie Elliott's home with ags't leader present. Pauline is mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mitchell
Dorothy Mitchell
Korea
Jeasie Elliott
Ags’t
Pauline
Final WM Easter leaflet meeting notes and dates
Tennant chaired the session after a sing along. Clara Jackson and Kathleen Leland gave talks from the study book during the devotional period. The meeting closed with the CGLT purpose and a social period. The season ends with a final meeting on April 23 at Lorraine Wiggins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennant
WM. S
Clara Jackson
Kathleen Leland
Lorraine Wiggins
Anti-low mood League hosts dance at Miniota hall
The Anti-low mood League bios held a Friday night dance in Miniota hall with a pleasant crowd and enjoyable dancing. After expenses, a 10 cent credit balance was reported. Performances featured sketches The Doctors Patients and players Everett Tennant Ted Leland R Elliott W Jackson J Craig. Awards went to Miss G Cornish and G Brace. The Hamiota Harmony Aces provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Special Pack Orange Pekoe Tea at United Stores
United Stores Ltd offers Groceteria Orange Pekoe tea in 35c Ib units for 1.00. Claim emphasizes unmatched value and limited stock at Miniota location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stores, Ltd
Miniota
Understanding Kidney Disease and Nephritis Basics
The article explains waste removal by kidneys and how nephritis damages kidney tissue. It notes that a healthy kidney can compensate for loss of one kidney and describes acute and chronic nephritis, including Bright's disease, and how prolonged untreated illness leads to progressive kidney failure with improper filtration.
Protecting Kidneys Through Moderation and Rest
The notice explains how chronic nephritis can follow acute illness and how overloading the body with food or alcohol strains the kidneys. It urges moderation, fresh air, sunshine, and rest, with kidney protection and rest as key to recovery. Regular health exams aid early detection of kidney issues.
How It Works on the Great Locomotive 2800
Two young travelers Walter and Willie Wilson aged 12 and 10 from Nottingham England journeyed to Lemberg Saskatchewan to join their mother. Engineer Fred Munt of the Canadian Pacific Railway invited them into the cab of his massive 2800 type locomotive for a brief explanation of engine gauges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
Lemberg
Sask
Fred Munt
Canadian Pacific Railway
Walter
Willie Wilson
Atlantic
Montclare
Dominion
Canada
British sportsmen to fish Miramichi River in 1932 trip
Forty British sportsmen will form a five man team to fish trout and salmon on the Miramichi River in New Brunswick during 1932, according to an announcement by the provincial director of information and tourism travel. The report also notes other trade and travel tidbits across Canada and Britain with various shipments, sailings, and official visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miramichi River
N.B
Canada
Dominion Department of Trade and Commerce
Scotland
Dominion
Corporation of Glasgow
Canada Parks Network and Imperial Conference News
Figures show Canada’s national parks include 450 miles of highways and 2 492 miles of trails across 13 800 square miles. The Empress of Britain visited San Francisco on a world cruise with extra passengers joining in LA. Dr Charles Camsell will lead a Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy discussion in Montreal on June 6 to 7 about the Mineral Position of the British Empire. Senator Gideon Robertson, en route from Halifax to Geneva, notes the Imperial Economic Conference in Ottawa may mark a turning point for Dominion conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Earl of Bessborough
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Montreal
Halifax
Vancou
Communications Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
National Parks
Dominion
San Francisco
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
New York
Charles Camsell
Ottawa
Gideon Robertson
Montcalm
The
International Labor Organizations
Geneva
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Arrow River Notes
del Monte Prunes
Paulins Socas
J. D. Forsyth
Arrow River
Isabella
A. Spencer
MNO
Spalding, Notary Public and Conveyancer
Miniota Phones
Manitoba
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen B
Creeks
Church of England
J. J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Churh
St Wilfrid's Beluah Llam
Lodge
Gordon
Sons OF England
J. W. Horner
R M Oliver
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Saint’ John
S.S. Melita
Ford Motor
Queen Mary
Duke of York
Prince George
Olympia
London
G.toward Ferguson
Igh
Russell H. Bennett
Mineneapolis
Clifford White
Banff
Joe Weiss
Basher
Snow Dome
Columbia
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