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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
1
The Dominion bureau of statistics predicts the carry over of wheat in Canada on July 31 1932 will be the lowest since 1928. The regular Young People's meeting will be held in the clear parlors on Wednesday night. Oranges per dozen 30c in Groceteria.
Miss Ed HemSler visited Brandon over the weekend to write university exams. Myrtle Conway of Neepawa and Mr Bigelow of Shoal Lake visited with Conway. The Canadian National Railway sold off 1 147 men in Fort Rouge and Transcona shops on Tuesday of this week.
A Winnipeg man made a four minute long distance call to London England last week. The conversation cost $53.80 and connected two continents with a brief chat about the weather and business.
Spalding departed Tuesday for Winnipeg on a business trip linked to work with the Union of Municipalities. The trip may require further travel to Ottawa.
An advertisement on the back page by G Heyhoes promotes Goodyear tires and notes growing consumer use. The message highlights four strong reasons to choose Goodyear as more people ride today.
David Cunningham underwent an appendectomy at Virden hospital on Thursday by Drs. Chalmers and Clingan. Latest reports state the patient is progressing very well.
A carload of oats reached the municipality on Friday and proved a good sample. The car was closed to farmers who require the seed under government assistance, supporting the seed distribution scheme.
By a vote of 36 to 16 the establishment of a provincial bank with currency issue powers on the same basis as existing chartered banks was reendorsed in the Manitoba legislature last week.
London report says Russian wheat has nearly left the British market as imports from Soviet Russia fall. March import tonnage reached 10,227 hundredweight with 1,981,908 in March, 931 reported in a related figure.
The summer effort centers on building new grain conveyors for ship loading and finishing dredging to establish Churchill as the second finest natural harbor in the world.
The piece warns boys about catapults and sling shots attracting young interest. It notes damage to windows and urges using open spaces away from buildings for such play, suggesting a mile distance as a safer rule. The tone echoes a light civic caution typical of small town columns.
A fellow must keep back to the wall and ear to the ground while applying effort and steady judgment. He is urged to find a silver lining despite looking to the clouds, balancing work with optimism.
Hewin today features Ladies Ballantyne Eait Summer Sweaters priced at 2.95 and 1.95. United States Ltd Minieta presents the latest shades and style. A Friday night at Mr and Mrs J W Horner hosted dancers, with Marjorie and Albert Spencer winning, and a dainty lunch followed by music by A E Aspin.
The passage describes a recent dust storm on Thursday and a fresh, rain washed scene after. It mentions some ladies upset by the weather in their spring cleaning and reports a frosty Monday morning that dried muddy spots, with hopeful signs for rice, green grass, and seed starting.
The article argues publicity is vital to both individuals and the community. It states newspapers must be financially rewarded for publicity efforts, comparing free publicity to free professional advice. It notes publishers often help worthy causes but rely on advertising revenue to fund operations.
Sweet Clover seed Siberian Arctic White Blossom No 2 priced at $4 per hundred. Bada Flax $1.50. H E Forster in Beulah lists contact 295. Also Bailey made from registered seed available. details on application via John Strachan contact 1-2 Mimiota. Ford car repairs for 1926 and earlier including a 04x38 top windshield. contact A E Aspinwall in Miniota.
Small quantity of No 1 H C Yellow Blossom Clover acre per pound bagged Certificate No 513257 Tom Long phone 222 Miniota.
Clydsdale stallion Eldylyn Legacy No 25115 son of Footprints Legacy and Dunure Footprint stands for service at Malcolm farm 236 15.27. Pricing listed as $10.09 and $2.00 at service time. Deans Beulah Man.
Canadian railways work with motor trucks to curb freight loss by creating a pickup and delivery service. Sir Henry Thornton of Canadian National Railways suggests concentrating on selected areas where trucks collect freight from shippers and deliver it to the rail network and then return freight to the final destination.
Groceteria full of pep features a Chick Starter at 1.50 per 25d bag from United Stores Ltd in Winiota. The notice highlights the price and product availability from the local general store.
Crandall official Shier named Commissioner in B R M E Vance, previously of Crandall, paid a district visit last week.
Miss Mra M. Ross of Assinaboia Alberta is visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Cox. The brief item notes a social visit and family connection in the community.
Reverend A. J. Radley paid a visit to Winnipeg this week. His daughter Gladys, a Wesley College student, will return with him. Reverend H. J. Bowman of Isabella accompanied him.
JR Cobb formerly of Swan River and brother of T Cobb of the Royal Bank staff moves with his wife and family to Crandall and takes over the local garage. The town welcomes them and wishes the family success.
Mr and Mrs J Wilkinson and their daughter Dorothy of Wiantcee visited their son over Friday and Saturday and returned home Sunday They were entertained by Mr and Mrs B Bees on Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs J Robinson of Two Creeks announce the birth of their fourth son on Monday April 25. The family celebrates the new arrival with joy and gratitude.
Mrs J Merrick is visiting at McGregor while Mrs RE Hesse and her son Arthur visit Brandon and Alesander with notes of social visits and travel.
A local notice notes a good programme is being prepared for Mother's Day on a Sunday in May. Details are limited but the event aims to honor mothers with activities and community participation.
The W M S will meet at the home of Mrs R J Adams on Thursday afternoon at 30 o'clock.
Mrs Brad Sr has completed a visit with Mr and Mrs A E Brad and returned to her home in Demizien City. The brief note records the departure and destination with no additional details.
Mrs J Robertson, who recently underwent an operation at Miseracordia hospital, has returned home last week in much improved health.
The Ortwold Rothsay and Decker ladies met Isabella women in a church to hear Miss Mitchell Travelling Secretary for the W M S give an address on relief work in Canada and Saskatchewan. The Mission Band and Cut group provided music and a social time followed in the basement.
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