Miniota Notes Endorsed By Community Circles And Lectures
Local column records a flurry of visits and social events including travels of residents to Winnipeg Belmont Cardale Pilot Mound and River Hebert. It mentions a medical association meeting in Birtle and a lecture at Arrow River that raised funds for the W M S. A youth choir leader's absence and a riverfront funeral accompany community updates plus agricultural notes on crow eggs crow feet gopher tails and silo types with trench storage praised as economical.
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Cawley
Isabella
River Hebert
N.S
M. Rutherford
Rutherford
Grand Beach
Lake Winnipeg
Can. Nat. Rys
Arrow River
A. A. Moffat
J. W. Beer
Department of Agricultural
Miniota
R.M Oliver
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Experimental
Letters to The Editor Urges Clean Town Image and Responsible Drinking
A reader from Mintota appeals for space to address excessive drinking harming the town’s reputation. He questions recent street name changes and cautions retailers about intoxicated customers, urging adherence to laws and community standards while praising local businesses. An embedded vignette ends with a humorous exchange about a postponed marriage after a day on the golf links.
Isabella Sunday School Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The Isabella Sunday School marks its twentieth year with a planned Sunday service. The program includes readings from former residents and supporters, addresses by local figures, solos, special music, and greetings from church members. Visitors are invited to attend the morning celebration and share in the event.
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The
Isabella Sunday School
Isabella
Miniota Herald Advertising Rates and Policies
The Miniota Herald lists pricing for ads including transients at ec per inch and 3 for $1.00 for For Sale notices. Legal notices cost 12c per line first insertion and 1c per line thereafter. Card of Thanks priced at 9c per line with minimum charge.
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Wednesady
Herald Office
North Railway Ave
Miniota
Beulah Staff Changes Marked by Several Reassignments
In Beulah Mr Sweet and Miss Mitchell replace retiring teachers, with Miss Elliott taking Miss Lyons place. Iaabelia sees Mr Dibble ahead of Mr Gow while Arrow River lists Mr Poole and Mr Hotnea as assistant. Taylor, Robertson, Bullock move in at Blairs Palmerston and Gienlochar as retiring staff retire. trustees and spouses attend luncheon at Miniota. Dr Robi Fletcher to speak.
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Miniots
Wynona
Beulah
Sweet
Grace Mitchell
Mise Elliott
Miss Thompson
Miss Graham
Miss Lyons
Iaabelia
Dibble
Gow
Arrow River
Poole
Mr. Hotnea
Jas Taylor
Miss Mitchell
Blairs
Miss Robertson
Miss Boyd
Palmerston
Miss Bullock
Miss Swanton
Gienlochar
Miniota
Robi. Fletcher
Plewes in Hospital and School Transfer Reported
Mr. J H Plewes is undergoing treatment at St Boniface Hospital. J E Plewes left Monday to take charge of Mars Iden School near Deloraine. In our last issue a misspelling omitted Earl Warren and Jack Frazer from Grade X pass list.
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F. W. Hovey
Winnipeg
Giroux
H Ovey
Jack
Mr. Hovey
Minniota
Lake of the Woods
J.h.plewes
St Boniface Hospital
J. E. Plewes
Mars
Iden School
Deloraine
Earl Warren
Jack Frazer
Memorial Service Recalls Choir’s Pleasing Renditions
The memorial service featured Abide with Me and Ine Trumpeter sung well by Corkil, with one anthem What are these Arrayed in White Robes praised. Rev Brady could not deliver his address due to curtailment. $112 50 collected will fund the memorial fund.
Schools Reopen Next Tuesday August 25
The notice states schools reopen on Tuesday August 25 for the fall term with the listed staff and no changes to personnel.
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Turaday
Western railway travel booms and Hudson's Bay store plan
Passenger traffic on Western Canadian Pacific routes remains heavy with many special trains for British Canadian and American tourists to Saskatoon and other points. Hudson's Bay Company will begin constructing a large modern department store in Winnipeg after a city by law creates a memorial boulevard beside the property. Old Home Week celebrations mark North Bay and Smith Falls as CPR Days with railway workers. Montreal saw the funeral of G M Bosworth with leaders in attendance. A Trail Riders ascent through Wolverine Pass draws prominent Americans and scientists, with riders noting 2 500 miles completed by twenty members wearing gold buttons.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Lakeside
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Man
Hudson's Bay Company
Webb
Hudson’s Bay
Ontario
North Bay
Smith Falls
C.P.R
Wolverine Pass
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Trail Riders
Canadian Rockies
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Mrs. W. Berwick
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W. Horner
W. L. Hodnett
Bill
Sons of England Lodge
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Misa Peta
Manitoba Agricultural College
Hered
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T.forever
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the Herald
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Main Street
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J. C. Anderson
Wm. Iverach
Mr. Mark
Mr. McConnell
Miss McConnnell
E.M. Irving
A. McMillan
R. Calder
W M Taylor
Finkbeiner
Fred King
CO AA
Insurance Man
Portage la Prairie
Farmers’ Mutual
Manitoba Mutual Company
Manitoba
Portage Mutual
Progati
B. Reveley
Minjota
John J. Arklie
Muskosh River
Muskoka Lakes
Eugenia-Severn
Montreal
G. M. Bosworth
Canadian Pacific Steamships
E. W. Beatty