Local and General News Items Reported
Mr and Mrs Bryant and family spent the weekend at Macottmin visiting Mr and Mrs W Bryant. A distinctive Canadian flag was demanded by the Native British of Canada in convention at Regina last week. Winnipeg has 21 millionaires, Toronto 87, Montreal 76, London 14, Ottawa and Quebec each 10, in Vancouver 6, Ontario has 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr and
M Irs. S Bryant
Maccotmin
W Bryant
Canada
Regina
Winnipeg
Toronto
Montreal
London
Ottawa
Quebec
Vancouver
Ontario
Visit to Morse and Hodgeville Prompts Family Outing
W. Teland and his daughter Rosie l departed Saturday to visit friends and relatives in Morse and Hodgeville Saskatchewan.
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W. Teland
Rosie l
Morse and
Hodgeville
Sask
Mrs Warren Undergoes Tumor Operation in Winnipeg Hospital
Mrs M E Warren is presently in Winnipeg hospital where she underwent an operation for a tumor. The report notes the procedure was performed recently and her condition will be updated.
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M .E. Warren
Winnipeg Hospital
Winnipeg visitors stay with Evans couple
Mr and Mrs Harnett and Misses King and Norma Evans of Winnipeg are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Wm Evens.
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Mrs Harnett
Misses King
Norma Evans
Winnipeg
Wm Evens
Dorward Couple Return From Scenic Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs A Dorward with Phyllis and Nelson returned on Sunday from a pleasant motor tour visiting Vancouver Seattle and other U S cities.
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Mrs.a. Dorward
Phyllis
Nelson
Vancouver
Seattle
U.S
Weather Outlook: August Bring Better Crop Conditions
Prognosticators anticipate August's weather to improve crop conditions beyond norms. Early August may be dry and warm while frosts could occur in the later days of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiguat
Manitoba motor lights bill urged after rise in night driving
The Manitoba Motor League will urge the legislature in the next session to pass laws requiring all vehicles to carry lights. It notes a surge in motor use and wonders why more accidents are not occurring on roads at night with horses.
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Manitoba Motor League
Canada Rises on Global Honey Market Since 1923
Since 1923 Canada has boosted honey exports by 200 percent. In 1927 the Dominion shipped 1,568,712 pounds of honey to Britain, the United States, and Europe, expanding presence in key markets.
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Canada
Domision
United States
Europe
Horticultural Society Show Set for Miniota Next Week
The Horticultural Society announces a two day show in Miniota next Thursday and Friday. It promises to be a record event, the first of its kind, with judging for gardens and related displays. Members urged to submit entries early to the secretary and provide a full, liberal list.
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Horticultural Society
Miniota
Sunday excess becomes aim of modern life
An American paper says Sunday now signals excess energy use with the feeble and aged golfing while the middle aged drive, the youth fly or race. It notes hospitals welcoming more admissions and extra pens to speed entries, a departure from the Fourth Commandment spirit.
Caledonian gathering charms Virden crowd with events
The Caledonian times in Virden drew Scots and many Canadians for pipe playing contests and dancing. The Winnipeg Canadian National Pipe Band drew the crowd, prizes were awarded to locals the Carnegies, and the weather was cooperative. The event ran smoothly and left observers upbeat about future Virden sports.
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Tweed
Virden
Thursy
Carnegies
Winnipeg
Burdens Prorogued Parliament Leaves Future Burdens
The prorogued assembly has imposed enduring obligations on you and successors, with direct and indirect burdens spanning future governance and policy choices, shaping constraints beyond its term.
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Ieee
Population drain debate with Hon Ric Bennets in Toronto
Hon Ric Bennets urged Toronto business leaders to consider why Canada’s population grew slowly, arguing 12 million people would be needed and citing historical increases and declines between 1897 and 1927. He warned current taxes alone could not restore growth.
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Ric # Bennets
Toromto
Rural Council Minutes Record Crandall Meeting Actions
A Crandall rural council meeting discussed objections to federal settlement policy, road widenings with guard rails, telephone line responsibilities, hospital payments, a nurse grant, traffic signs purchases, sale of Victory bonds to cover debentures, gravel pit purchase, and moving a rural telephone line. Eleven names appear in motions including Doyle Lynch Peel Reid Caig Paynter and others.
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Caig — Doyle
School Trustees Meeting in Miniota Approves Reports
A Municipal School Board meeting was held in Miniota Friday night. The trustees adopted the financial and Auditor's reports for publication in The Miniota Herald and ordered 100 copies. They instructed Mitchell to arrange repairs to the Arrow River school furnace and accepted Waterman Waterbury Mfg Co. plans subject to minor alterations and Education Department approval. The next meeting will be at Misiota on the chairman's call.
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Miniota
Chalmers
Iverach
Miniota Herald
Mitchell
Arrow River
Waterman-Waterbury Mfg. Co
Department of Education
Misiota
Divine service of Stiniota Lodge at Isabella Church
Stiniota Lodge No 2 A F and A M held their annual Divine service at Isabella United Church on Sunday August 5 at 3 p.m. Rev J Cy Anderson preached from 1 Kings 18 1 and the hall plus a choir provided music. Thirty signed the register as visitors joined a crowded church with floral decorations and thanks extended to organizers.
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Stiniota
Isabella United Chureh
Miniota
Lexnabella Servanl House
J Cy Anderso
Bass
Trabelin
David
Isabella
Bro. Anderson
Lodge
Masonic Order
Yearly custom to worship together as a bod ends
The passage notes a yearly tradition where members gather to worship together as a body, marking a designated occasion. It emphasizes communal reverence and a shared religious practice, reflecting longstanding customs within the group.
Legion Branch to Organize in Miziota at August Meeting
The Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League plans its branch meeting at the Sons of England hall in Miziota on Monday August 13 at 9 p.m. Invites all C E F veterans and British Empire service personnel including Mercantile Marine and Fishery Patrol veterans to join. aim to form a district wide branch with representatives from Virden and possibly Winnipeg.
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Canadian Legion
British Empire Service League
Sons of England
Miziota
Bradley
Virden
Winnipeg
Miniota
Legion
Elkhorn
Birtle
Brandon
Village electricity proposal in Crandall Miniota and Arrow River
The Power Company seeks a franchise to light Crandall Miniota and Arrow River with 24 hour electricity. If approved by voters, the firm would charge 3465 per year or 1 per day for ten low watt lights and then contract with residents for service. A Crandall meeting occurred Monday and a Miniota rural council session is planned tonight to draft by laws and inform residents.
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Crandall
Arrow River
Miniota
Hamiota
Minicta
Wheat rust outlook for 1928 relief rides on winds
Agricultural researchers warn wheat rust may reappear with weather and wind shifts. They note rust typically arrives from Texas with southern winds, but this summer shows little Texas rust and a hopeful forecast, though experts stress uncertainty and continued monitoring.
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Texas
Advertising Rates Based on Circulation Growth Since 1919
The Herald announces no overall rate changes since 1919 and states new October prices of 25 cents per inch per issue for advertisers who commit to weekly placements. The paper urges readers to compare city rates after verifying current charges.
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The
Herald
Horticultural show entries due for gardens and lawns
Exhibitors planning to enter gardens and lawns at the horticultural show must submit entries to secretary Mrs. W. L. Hockett by August 10. Entries will be judged on August 13.
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W. L. Hockett
Isabella Notes Visit and Social Outings
Mrs. F. Reid visits friends at Roland. Mr. and Mrs. K. Warren spend Sunday at Carberry. Mr. and Mrs. BR. E. Heise spend Sunday with friends at Alexander. Miller and G. Scorgie motor to Regina last week to attend the fair there.
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Mrs. F. Reid
Roland
Mrs. K. Warren
Carberry
Mrs
BR. E. Heise
Alexander
W. Miller
G. Scorgie
Regina
Earl Warren Spends Day at Home Before Decker Station Duties
Earl Warren spent a day or so at his home prior to assuming duties at Decker station, according to station records.
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Earl Warren
Decker Station
Basswood couple spends weekend visiting district friends
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson of Basswood spent the weekend in the district visiting friends and neighbors.
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J. C. Anderson
Basswood
Special Church Service With Mrs Elliott Address
The W M will hold a special service in the church this Sunday evening. Mrs J M Elliott of Arrow River will give the address and there will be special music on the occasion.
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W. M
J. M. Elliott
Arrow River
Revered Murdocks Visit Old Friends in Town
Rev and Mrs Murdock of Watson Saskatchewan call on longtime friends. He once served as minister at this point house two decades ago, and locals greet them warmly with familiar, friendly handshakes.
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Murdock
Watson, Sask
Point House
Brad family motor to Winnipeg to visit Mrs Brad
Mr and Mrs A and their children drove to Winnipeg on Saturday to meet Mrs Brad returning from Ontario. The family will spend a week at Dominion City before returning home.
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A. &. Brad
Winnipeg
Brad
Ontario
Dominion City
Mrs Kendall and Family Visit Before Moving to Hudson Ont
Mrs J Kendall and her three sons from Vancouver visit Mr and Mrs Sutherland before moving to Hudson Ontario to join her husband. Miss Joan Hill accompanies them and plans to stay about two months in the district.
Culled Hens Shipment Set for Crandall on Tuesday
The Manitoba Co-Operative Poultry Marketing Association will ship culled hens from Crandall on Tuesday August 14. For details contact local secretary George Congdon at Crandall by phone 1515 Crandall ex.
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Manitoba Co-Operative Poultry Marketing Association
Crandall
George Congdon
For Sale Feed Oats Seed Quality Crandall Offer
Feed oats offered for sale suitable for seed at 60 cents per bushel. Contact FE Li Saulay at Crandall, phone 183.
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Saulay
Crandall
Arrow River Wheat Pool Meeting Set at Local School
A meeting of the Arrow River branch of the Wheat Pool will be held in the school on Thursday night of this week.
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Arrow River
Wheat Pool
Holy Trinity Church
Power's Lagoon
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Peel_Lynch
Good Roads Board
Reid—Doyle
J. Pollock
H. Attwood
Lynch—Peel
G. F. Bran
Peel—Lynch
Beard
Doyle—Reid
Winding Hill
Peel—Reid
F. Paynter
Peel— Doyle
Miniota C,n, R
In-Tin the Wonder Dog
Jaws OF Steel
Beulah
S. O. E. Hall, Miniota
Success Business College
Manitoba
Business College
Corada Ave
Edmonton
Province of
Wit
Patrick Watters
Thomas Copeland
McCormick
Grant
Peter McPherson
A.D
Isabella Garage
Oiis
Studebaker
LODAY
Fordson Tractors
Alex Clark
J. W. Mitchell
United Church of Canada
Minieta
Sidney Lewis
Church of England
G. L. Armstrong
George Stowe
M. Dlenderson
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