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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
8
Sanday Mav Lith ie Mow va reports on local events and general news items across the community, highlighting happenings, notable occurrences, and brief updates of interest to residents.
A Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa reports a new wheat strain about six days earlier than Marquis. It shows strong rust resistance and yields under normal conditions, weighing less than 61 pounds per bushel. Recommended for trial on heavier moister soils where Marquis rusts.
Wea s and Youre flew s Smart Oxford Shoes priced at 4.25 from Stores Ltd Miaieta.
The Masonic Lodge held a social evening at their hall with a programme featuring a chess drive and dancing.
In a town with few vistas, residents rely on spoken rumors and word of mouth to learn what happens beyond their streets. The passage highlights how hearing shapes daily life and curiosity in a quiet community.
Bill Shompeson departed last week for Ripid City where he secured a position at the Soden garage. Details on the role and duties were not provided.
The prairie provincial premiers gathered in Winnipeg on Tuesday to seek a uniform immigration policy to streamline admission practices and coordinate economic labor needs across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and related agencies.
The notices state stores close Thursday after noon this week at noon and continue weekly thereafter until further notice.
The notice warns that after May 1 authorities will systematically check auto license plates and enforce penalties. Police are described as less lenient this year, urging drivers to ensure plates are valid and visible.
Two Doukhobors have been arrested in Saskatchewan and will face charges for burning a number of school houses in the northern region. The arrests follow an investigation into a string of arson incidents targeting rural schools, with authorities tying the suspects to the incidents through forensic and witness evidence.
Brandon plans to fund a health unit with 39000 over three years. City share 15166 68, Rockefeller Foundation 6400, Manitoba government 17555 52.
A lively Tuesday evening featured contests and dancing as The Song of England organized a social to celebrate George's Day with a live crowd enjoying the program and festive activities.
Premier John Bracken praised Hudson Bay port at Churchill calling it a splendid harbor well protected with ample rock for extended shipping. He spoke after returning from the Manitoba trip accompanied by the premier.
The Conservative party of Marquette holds a nomination convention on Friday May 2 at Shoal Lake to select a candidate for the riding in the upcoming Dominion election. Dates for the general election range from July 16 to September. Claims that Col Mulins will be the chosen candidate are stated as malicious and unverified.
Win Mossop returned Sunday from a trip to Edmonton and other points and says conditions here are about the same. Work is scarce and money is tight. Some areas have had rain while others show considerable snow. Grain is beginning to poke above ground in several places in Alverta.
Ottawa reports contradict rumors that Lord and Lady Willingdon will stay at The Citadel for another summer and Ottawa winter. They plan one final Parliament opening then return to England in spring. It is likely they will go to London first after selling their country estate. Quebec plans list hosting duties for the summer.
The report notes Reward wheat as a cross between Marquis and the Early variety, indicating a blended trait profile. Researchers discuss potential yields and disease resistance, with industry interest in adaptation for arid conditions and commercial planting strategies.
In the previous issue we stated a December 1931 Herald offer for new subscribers at s1i4 but no responses were received. We clarify that the Dietierald price is 130 for the term until December and 3100 for subscribers joining before year end, with the offer extending to April.
Farmers urged to avoid last minute seed orders with United Stores Ltd Minicta offering fast service and reliable supply.
Gilbert Rowan of Miniota seeks information on ownership of Auto Plates 58 S8las and the associated vehicle. he cannot locate the application card or the vehicle serial number and asks for assistance.
Miss Daisy Gray a specialist in Marcel ting will be in Miniota on Friday May Sth at Mrs J Cook's residence. Ladies wishing attendance please phone 146 for appointment.
For sale ads note June 13 27 sale of a 2000 model Case Hagine. N.Lockart Arrow River Garage contact phone 2023.
For sale a Reed baby carriage in first class condition. Apply to The Herald Office for details and sale arrangements.
For sale a Beatty White Caprlee washing machine in good working order. Reasonable price. Apply at The Herald Office.
For sale Barred Rock hatching eggs price soc per dozen. 7 Shorthorn balls for sale or will trade for young cattle or young pits. John Ringland phone 1321 Miniota.
For sale a single story frame house with 1baz0 and 2 ply lumber and paper shingle roof. Located near Arrow River in Crandah exchange area. Seller HH Klowell contact Crandah Exchange.
Rev Hinds visits his relatives in Vircen this week, taking time to see family members and share in a brief hometown stay.
The Department of Agriculture introduces Small Size as a new grade for seed potatoes and mandates that only certified seed potatoes may be sold as seed stock. The 12 to 3 ounce tubers meet the certified seed standards, aiding disease control and expanding export potential.
Birth notices from April show LD Deans of Beulah welcoming a son born April 2 at Miniota hospital. Magnus Little of Decker reports a daughter born April 23. Wardell family at Portreeves Sask announces a son born April 21 to L Wardell and Edith Kelly.
Isabella reports that Russell Warren is spending several days in Winnipeg this week for visits and engagements.
A Watts of Saskatoon is visiting with Mr and Mrs P L Kennedy, spending time with the local family.
Kennedy left Sunday to attend the funeral of his mother who died Friday in Soaunavon Saskatchewan. He traveled to Saskatoon area for services and will return home next week.
The article notes Norman Ball is sufficiently recovered to go home after spending much of the winter in Winnipeg hospital.
Waited Stores Ltd in Miniota offers Monarch Knit summer sport sweaters for ladies and misses with smart weaves and patterns. Prices are $2.75 and $3.03.
The article highlights the outstanding religious life figure in the province during his service. It notes his Manitoban origin and his career in promoting usefulness and contributing to the country’s religious life and poetry.
The letter argues Canada should keep God Save The Queen as the national hymn and rejects replacing it with O Canada. It praises the British Empire values and warns independence would weaken Canada, urging audiences to sing O Canada only at public meetings.
The Archbishop of Rupertstand will retire from active ministry in September after many years of service. Anglicans and other denominations alike will regret this venerable divine who has served the church with dedication.
The wedding of Mabel Isabella Pringle to John Bernard Harford occurred Wednesday April 1 at the Pringle residence north of Hargrave. The ceremony was performed by a clergyman at their home, marking a local family union.
The notice recalls Rev Harris and the Pringle family long residence in Minnesota spanning many years, highlighting their ties to the community and enduring presence in the region.
Marjory Thomson daughter of Peter Thomson of Osk River married Raleigh Ranford Smith of Lakiviere on Thursday April 7 at United Church Laltiviere Man officiated by Rev. WT Hamilton. After a brief honeymoon they reside on the groom's farm. Miss Thomson previously taught at Lativire School under Miss Anne Murphy. Best wishes from friends and relatives.
The United Church Young People Society hosts a banquet on Thursday evening May 1 with members of the Society Sunday School Council and Adult class as guests. Mothers provide the banquet. A programme of music readings and toasts follows with Rev J W Little as special speaker outlining council projects.
In Memoriam for John Beattie dated April 12 silence and sorrow surround his memory. The wife writes a brief note of love and loss, noting enduring grief and cherished moments.
Walter Frazer who has completed his studies at M A C has returned home.
Mr and Mrs Hooper and family from Lafiche Arkansas are visiting the Forster families in town for a short visit and social updates.
The W.M.S. held a meeting last week with a large turnout and an exceptionally engaging program. Members reported high interest and active participation throughout the session.
Miss Alexander led her fourth lesson on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. Doyle. The Treecless es attracted leaders, with this week focusing on Mick and the Ware in the Teeth.
The article notes the official recognition of the mill potato variety IV as an approved seed, highlighting an agricultural committee decision and the implications for planting seasons. Named entities include the agricultural board, regional farmers, and seed distributors, with emphasis on seed quality standards and official endorsement.
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