Creamery proposed for Miniota area to boost local trade
A movement in Miniota aims to establish a local creamery. Discussion centers on needing about 1500 cows production and farmer cooperation to make the venture viable. Benefits include improved markets, new industry, and local economic gains with a meeting held to discuss next steps.
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Banet
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Tennant Returns Home from Brandon Hospital
J. F. Tennant is now home again from Brandon hospital after a stay of some time. Readers’ regrets are noted as the Leeezy notes from this district may resume shortly once Tennant is able to contribute again.
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J. F. Tennant
Brandon Hospitel
Sur
Isabella and Minnie Visit Wincrmneg Cousins
Isabella Notes Minnie Wallsce spends the week in Wincrmneg while Todd Harding visits his cousin Lene Lerdge. The small-town scene centers on family visits and shared time in the region.
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Minnie Wallsce
Wincrmneg
Vers
Todd Oft Harding
Her Cousin
Lene Lerdge
Austin Warren and Sid at Aatiers Weekend
Austin Warren and Sid ventured to Aatiers for a weekend visit. They spent time exploring the town and meeting locals, soaking in the regional atmosphere and enjoying nearby sights.
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Austin Warren
Sid
Kinke Keiver
Aatiers
Mr. Kelly and Heno Visit Pipestone Area
Mr. Kelly and Heno are visiting for a few days at Pipestone. Liarndon, Mrs. B Smith and W. Bown of Alexander spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ds Heise.
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Mr. Kelly
Heno
Pipestone
Liarndon
B Smith
W. Bown
Alexander
Ard
Ds Heise
Harry Miller Spends Sundays at Fort William Home
Royal Bark Staff member Harry Miller is spending his Sundays at his home in Fort William, Gnt, continuing a steady routine away from the shipyard and duties aboard the vessel.
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Harry Miller
Royal Bark Staff
Fort William
Gnt
Mrs Stevenson Returns Home After Calgary Visit
Mrs Stevenson has spent the past year in Calgary and has returned to her home. She is hosting guests Mrs Fraser and son from Calgary and Mrs J Fraser with children from Winnipeg.
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Stevenson
Calgary
5. Fraser
J. Fraser
Winnipeg
Shower honors bride elect Mies Fiorence Miller
A miscellaneous bridal shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Eonkheimer honored bride elect Mies Fiorence Miller. Rain forced the event indoors with about 200 guests in attendance and gifts presented by two young sailors, Garnet Robertson and Alva Brad, accompanied by Casper Doran who played a match on his ac ss cordien.
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Mies Fiorence Miller
J. T. Eonkheimer
Garnet Robertson
Alva Brad
Casper Doran
Acss
Cordien
Dinner Event Thanks Guests After Luncheon
The note says the gathering was read by Mies Huby Finkbemer with Mise viller responding. Guests were thanked for their eplen gifts and a lunch was shared before departure, with everyone noting the event went off splendidly.
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Mies Huby Finkbemer
Miseviller
Monument Order Offer With Free Markers In Silvan Grey
An notice from Peter Mav boeceon of Miniota states that every monument order placed in summer comes with four markers in silvan grey at no extra charge. The four markers are 4, 4 and 8 inches square, graded by monument price.
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Peter Mav
Boeceon
Miniota
Railway prosperity praised by Kentucky agriculturist
A Kentucky agriculturist asked about achieving success without railways said no agency has contributed more to farmer prosperity than railways. Arthur Train, a well known novelist, spoke at a banquet in New Brunswick hosted by the Tourist Travel Bureau praising salmon fishing as unrivaled in the province.
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Kentucky
New Brunswick
Arthur Train
New Brunswick Tourist Travel Bureau
Encouragement for Western Canadian Farmers Returns With Weather
Encouragement comes as mid July brings normal temperatures and variable rainfall across western Canada. Benefits are greatest in Manitoba and Saskatchewan drought areas with Alberta less affected. A guide reports authentic rainbow trout weighing 774 lbs recently caught six miles below the bungalow camp on the French River by E A Farimtoshy of New York. The split of Canadian Pacific Railway common stock into four for one has boosted investor interest, with holdings rising from 21,186 to 34,872 betweenater and June 1931, an increase of 13,686.
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Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
French River
Bungalow Camp
E. A. Farimtoshy
New York
Canadian Pacific Railway
Aeter
Noted Exhibition Specialist Takes Charge of World’s Grain Show
Canadian Exhibition Commissioner J. O. Turcotte arrives in Regina to confer with the World’s Grain Exhibition and Conference executives. He will oversee interior decoration for the new building, drawing on mosaic styles and seeds for color schemes.
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Pegina
Regina
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Turcotte
Canada
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Argentina
Mt Turceste
Wembley
England
New Zealand
Ottawa
Antwerp
Lonfam
Paris
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Wembly
Cne
Wnasako
Department of Trade and Commerce
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Tiree
Svorta
Wweld
London
Bueres
Airess
Huglish
National Committee of the World’s Grain Exhibition
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