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E. H. Bally and Ted are visiting friends at Jur for a week starting Monday May 7. Arbor Day has been proclaimed and all citizens are urged to govern themselves accordingly.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1934
Page
8
E. H. Bally and Ted are visiting friends at Jur for a week starting Monday May 7. Arbor Day has been proclaimed and all citizens are urged to govern themselves accordingly.
In a local update Mrs Burke and daughter Eleanor visited Mr and Mrs Woods in Grace Forks while Judge Simpson toured Minnesota for a land case ruling in favor of R J Brown. Holy Trinity Anglican Young People closed their season with a Groquinole tournament and a midweek church basement gathering with lunch and dancing.
An advertisement from Miniota Hardware promotes a poison product priced at 60 cents per tin, with one tin yielding six quarts. The note provides the store name and phone number for purchases.
Isabella notes the WM. 8 will meet at the home of Mrs D Wright on Thursday afternoon. The teaching staff spent the weekend with friends at Binsearth and Argisville. Mrs Bowman is training the
The Virden Concert Party presented a splendid show Tuesday evening with a varied program of musical items drawing a large audience. Local families including Mrs P J Beveridge and Mrs W Stewart visited Winnipeg and returned Friday while Mr and Mrs W E Iverach hosted relatives from Bender Saskatchewan over the weekend.
A damaged OCR fragment lists mattress sizes and prices such as 12x24 inches and figures like 75 25 or 20 25. It mentions various descriptors and unclear references to vendors and product details without complete sentences.
A M Crandall returns to activity after illness and Miss Schmidt travels home from the Pacific Coast. The Arrow River dance draws youth, a church sale raises 21 dollars, Roy Brown handles duties in Crandall’s absence, and the Sombolisk family moves to Brandon. Small ads list stray Hereford steer, seed drills, and a Cookshutt plow for sale with contact details.
The program included themes and readings with quartet and solo numbers by Eleanor Palmer Maybell Robertson A Robertson Phil Stark and R E Borland alongside A Robertson Jr in a community performance.
A telephone subscriber writes to support the current telephony staff and criticizes council members for alledged focus on salary disputes. The writer argues for financing repairs and proposes consolidating to a single central, even suggesting government sale as an option and noting potential job losses for operators. The letter urges voters to demand responsible council action.
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