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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
8
Cancer arises from abnormal cell growth and disorganization. It is not hereditary in most cases and often follows chronic irritation such as dental issues sinus infections or stomach irritation. Prevention relies on regular health exams to identify and remove irritation. Early treatment offers the best chance for cure via removal or destruction of the growth.
Messrs Hodnett J and A Spalding and Kunsel Lynch departed Tuesday by car for Winnipeg.
R X Scotney of Eikhorn visited town last week and arranged weekly trips to Miniota for his legal practice. See advertisement in this issue for further particulars.
Cotton work socks for men priced at 25 cents per pair or six pairs for 1.40. Item appears in a retail ad listing colors black brown and sand from United es Limited Muiniota.
The annual report of experiments at Brandon Experimental Farm for 1928 is being distributed. Farmers gardeners and others not on the waiting list can obtain copies while supplies last by writing to the Publications Branch Department of Agriculture Ottawa or by applying to Brandon Experimental Farm.
A rural council meeting held last Tuesday in Minsota transacted several items. They adopted Engineer Hill's travelling on Good Roads specifications for contracts, revised the 1929 assessment roll, and considered by law 670 about sale of See to G T Pillway Co. Other actions included ordering Good Road signs, offering $100 for roadway through E26-15-25, instructing the solicitor to seek tax sale title to lots 23-24 block 3, contributing $25 toward a village constable salary with village payments, contacting the Board of Railway Commissioners about Isabella recrossing, reallocating timber badge material costs, relocating mounds, requesting Toll tickets from Manitoba Telephone System, and setting the next meeting on call of the Neeve.
The text discusses cancer as an old disease described by ancients and explains modern understanding that body tissues come from a common parent cell. It notes cancers arise from mutations in these tissues, reflecting a single cellular lineage.
A Wednesday afternoon ceremony at Holy Trinity Church Miniota united Rita Ivy Outram and waiter John Collier. The couple, both well known in the district, received guests at a bridal shower and reception prior to the church ceremony with Girl Guides forming a guard of honor and the couple leaving for a farm home near Miniota.
The Migiota Women's Institute will host a State of Time cooking event at the Municipal Fair on Saturday May 1 at 3 o clock p.m.
Come and enjoy the hospitality of Mia Long at a Silver Tea held at her residence. The event runs Wednesday from 3 to 6 p m with readers invited to attend.
United Stores Ltd in Miniota advertises a wide selection of curtain fabrics and cleaning supplies with prices starting at 25 cents. The notice promotes a home decor shopping option for customers seeking affordable materials.
New agency head Peter McPherson of Min iota advertises selling the Oliver Plow Co. Implement line from one wheelbarrow to a threshing outfit encouraging customers to buy locally.
R N Scotney solicitor of Elkhorn will attend at his office for the practice of his profession.
Beulah Friday April 12 welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. E Carnegie. The birth was announced in the local notices with a standard family record entry.
Born at Miniota hospital on Saturday April 20 to Mr and Mrs W Aylward of Beuinh a daughter arrives adding joy to the family.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. Green of Beulah, born in Miniota with the family announcing the news.
Beulah Bits invites the public to a Friday performance in Forster’s hall titled Three Wise Fools. Proceeds support the Rink Club as locals enjoy a lighthearted evening of entertainment and community fundraising.
A. Miller is discharged from Winnipeg hospital and continues treatment at home. Medical staff express hope for a full return home soon.
The Tennis club held a thrice re organization meeting on Saturday and outlined a forthcoming season. Officers elected: President Hobbees, Vice president A S Lee, treasurer Miss Naylor. Rink to host courts this summer with hopes for many members.
Isabella notes J Collingwood and son Rex of Baldur spent a couple of days here last week.
W Drummena and sister Lillian of Alexander are visiting their brother Clifford.
The C.G.I.T. group will entertain the Tuxia group in the church basement on Friday evening. The event aims to provide community worship and fellowship with music and songs.
Drummone, who spent the winter at his Alexander home, has returned and resumed farming operations in the area.
The Woman's Missionary Society will hold its meeting on Thursday this week at the home of Mrs. Wm. Iyerach. Members are invited to attend and participate in the planned activities and discussions.
The Mission Band has been reorganized with Mrs Bowman as President and the first meeting was held at The Manse on Saturday.
The tennis courts are being prepared for the season as the club expects a successful year with increased membership. Facilities work underway to welcome new and current players.
Miss Marjorie Crissie Cottingham aged 26 died after a long illness. Born in Ealing England she moved to Canada in 1911 living in Mansota then Winnipeg where she worked as a book keeper at The Manitoba Hardware. Funeral held at Holy Trinity Church officiated by Rev G L Armstrong with hymns On the Resurrection Morning and Abide With Me. Remains to Sliniota Cemetery. She leaves a father and sister Bessie.
An elegiac note honors a young life lost, describing a short earthly sojourn, beloved as one of the best. A parent awaits guidance for the child’s steps along life’s path, while God has chosen a niche for her in eternity.
Word from Kelso Washington reports Miss Zola Fiyer died at her home. She previously lived on a Crandall-area farm before moving to British Columbia and then the United States. Funeral planned in Crandall this week with remains to depart Kelso Tuesday night.
United Stores in Miniota promotes the Forsythe Shirt as a guaranteed garment of leadership and quality. The ad touts durability and value, positioning the Forsythe line as a reliable buy with no regrets.
Mr A Millar thanks a large circle of friends for the contributions and assistance they sent him. He expresses sincere gratitude for the kindness and support shown during this period.
For sale young registered Shorthorn bull for service at reasonable prices. Two-Creeks listings, Ontario area poultry and chicks including White Leghorns and multiple cockerels. Contact Mrs A D Dennis Beulah Ontario for details and pricing.
Canada’s Bred Tony chicks offered alive at 100 percent with varieties including Leghorns Barred Rocks Araconas Rhode Island Reds Minorcas White Rocks Wyandotts. Prices range from 75 cents each for pen mating chicks to 20.00 per hundred for White Wyandotts. A 12 month Poultry Course is free. Incubators and breeders catalogue available from Alex Taylor's Hatchery at 326 Furby St Winnipeg.
Here and There Construction begins on the 18 storey Marine Building at Orrard and Hastings in Vancouver. When finished it will surpass other west coast structures, even the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, as a landmark height.
Each year the Canadian Pacific allocates roughly $200000 to promote its services and Canada’s industrial and tourist attractions worldwide.
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