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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
8
Peter MatPherson and partner Sam Dohpa cleaned up the first prize in the Wak River horse shoe pitching contest held Wednesday. Samales won the singles and a special prize of a pair of shoes. This marks the fourth time Chief Peter has won first money this season.
Sir Henry Thornton, chairman and president of the Canadian National Railways, confirms a ten percent pay reduction affecting all salaries over 11000 per year during the next ten months starting August 1. He notes the measure includes himself and all top officers, whether under contract or not.
A Casc? newspaper note describes a new Manitoba pamphlet issued under Hon. Thomas J. Murphy. It surveys geography resources people industries trade finance and institutions with special focus on Riding Mountain National Park and Manitoba’s recreational attractions.
A compact, well printed text with maps and photographs offers a broad survey of Manitoba's role within Canadian development. Availability is through the Department of the Interior in Ottawa for business leaders educators and general readers seeking authoritative insight.
For rent a cottage with conveniences, to reliable tenant. Apply to Mrs. G. Armstrong, Minjote.
For sale a kitchen range, bed, two tables, a rug and assorted household goods including mahogany furniture and garden tools. Viewings possible each evening before Wednesday August 12 at Mrs WH Dart in Miniota.
Crandall resident R. Emmett, who had been spending holidays here, departed last week for La Riviere.
The church event last Tuesday drew six Mission Bands with leaders listed including Minieta Band led by Mrs Dart and Arrow River led by Mrs James Wiggins. Each band presented a five minute programme of songs and stories followed by a yearly report from the secretary.
A Chamab Band pageant impressed attendees while Shirley Johnson of Beulah praised Miss Elva Lynch as accompanist. The Lally closed with lunch as Mrs. Fred Hough led a Presbyterian children’s meeting and officers’ session. Children, supervised by Miss Ilene Smith of Oakner, played games.
Isabella Notes record S H Forrest of Souris weekend visit with W Iverach. Ted Finkbeiner stayed with his uncle in Virdes. Wm Iverach of Winnipeg visits his father Jas Iverach. Miss Hattie Swith of Alexander visits sister Mrs RE Hessie. Dorothy and Kathleen Reid of Beulah stayed with Mr and Mrs H Reid. Mr and Mrs 2 H Brad and Winnipeg family spent week with W Wallace. Mr and Mrs J Robertson and families and Mr and Mrs H Reid moored at Ninette Sunday. J Manson of Saskatoon visited with Mr and Mrs J Robertson last week.
J T Finkbeiner represented the Decker local at the Pool convention held in Brandou last.
Services on Sunday will be conducted by our Young People with Frank Harrison of Blaris as the special speaker. The event highlights youth participation and features Frank Harrison addressing the congregation.
The passage comically redefines a cow as a producer of milk and meat and mocks human pejoratives. It describes the cow’s anatomy and uses, including a two-stomach joke and a tassel with educational value, ending with a riddle about processing materials through internal shelves.
The fragment describes a cow with no upper plate and all teeth in the front area of the face. An efficient expert supposedly perfected an arrangement to keep her from biting and gumming items, resulting in a gagging or gnawing behavior.
Adults choose foods mainly by taste but proper nutrition is essential for fitness. Good diet supplies growth and tissue repair, fuels movement, and helps preserve youthful appearance. Milk fruits and green vegetables are highlighted as protective foods.
Advice urges adults to care for child nutrition by example and to balance meals. Daily intake includes milk, leafy greens, vegetables, fruit, protein, cereals or bread, with variety and moderation to avoid excess meat sugar and starch. Regular weighing helps manage weight and ensure essential nutrients are consumed.
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