Miniota Herald Ad Rates and Editor Credit
The Miniota Herald lists pricing at $1 per accommodation in advance and $2.10 for the United States mail registration. OLIVER serves as editor.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1938
Page
8
The Miniota Herald lists pricing at $1 per accommodation in advance and $2.10 for the United States mail registration. OLIVER serves as editor.
The list shows the Attigust 26 Decker Horticultural Show at Decker Memorial Hall and an United Ladies' Aid home cooking sale at 7:40 PM. Also noted are gigs like Las Petee na Perry-Dante at Miniota, Elkhorn Orchestra, and a rodeo in Virden with a district rally at Miniota.
HLF Manford and W T Miles of Vancouver British Columbia are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Win Lindsay as part of local and general news items.
Local notices report strong prices for peaches pears plums and crab apples. Alberta wildlife regulation sets duck and goose hunting season from September 20 to November 15 with daily bag limits and season caps. penalties include fines and possible jail. Miniota school will teach Grade XII this term with no student charges. F George Goodwin from Brandon joins as an additional collegiate teacher.
Lieut John Percy Palmer Michell of England and Miss Roth Angela Margaret Shaw-Davis of Victoria BC were married in Vancouver on Monday August 15th. Michell is the son of Mr C P R Michell of Uno.
Stella Warren Lyng, born Monday August 15 at Hamiota Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clifford Lyng of Crandall. The newborn is named Lyng and the family.
A remark by Molkman alleges government action paralyzes all milk production, framing it as the work of an anarchist group. The report presents the bizarre claim in a terse, mirror-like quotation.
An attractive clubbing offer invites magazine subscriptions for current year subscribers. Those who already paid may still join by paying a small extra charge. See the office if interested.
United Stores itd in Miniota promotes a back to school stock sale featuring boys pants shirts and sweaters offered at affordable prices. The notice highlights a complete stock available for purchase.
During an air raid precautions rehearsal a young instructor questions a participant about a gas mask. The response reveals the participant has no mask, prompting a clarification in the wake of the drill.
Mrs J W Beer Lloyd Borland and Fleming Hunter competed in several tournaments. They won the mixed consolation doubles at Minpedewa reached the semi finals in ladies and men's doubles at Clear Lake reached the finals in ladies singles and men's doubles and won the ladies doubles at Clear Lake.
Avion Leland of Brandon is spending time in the district, with local observers noting community ties and routine visits to district events. The report highlights Leland’s engagement and ongoing presence in the area.
Group 3 notices a sale of home cooking at E H Woods Hardware store in Miniota. The event takes place on Saturday August 27 from 7 30 p m.
Graham Meriter of Minnedosa visits with his pranafather Jas Wiggins, sharing time and family connection in a local scene.
Miss Kingdon of Crocus is the guest of her sister Mrs. W. A. Mitchell.
Mrs H A Wilson of Ontario is a guest at the Wmn Miller home renewing acquaintances in Blazis and Isabella districts.
A surprise party was held Thursday at the home of Mrs JJ Ro Mitchell in honor of Mrs. E. Johnson. Guests presented her with a handbag as a token of the occasion.
Miss Myrtle Leland entertained at dinner on Tuesday with guests Mrs J Wiltshire Alice Wiltshire Bella Cruden of Beulah Mrs W Grant of Winnipeg Mrs Spence Littlejohn Margaret Kirton Gladye Kirton and Pauline Tennant. She left on Saturday for Ninette where she has accepted a teaching position.
Beulah Abel Haws is a patient in Minota Hospital. The brief item records her admission status and facility name.
Margaret Page has returned from her holiday at Birtle. The brief item notes her travel completion and the place she visited.
Mrs Firn Gow returns from Winnipeg. Constable and Mrs Reed of Pelly Sask visit with Mr and Mrs F Bruce. Fern and Harold Chisholm, holidaying at Neepawa, have returned home. Miss May Titley, visiting with her mother, left Monday for Lac la Ronge. Mrs F Hillier returns to Southey Sask, accompanied by Mr and Mrs A Hanev.
Teggy Woods, after a week staying with Mr and Mrs Alex Woods in Binsearth, has returned home.
The local paper invites readers to solve a set of clues about the town. Pieces of the office cleaning and photo reprints teased the puzzle, with hints on who, what, and where the clues point. Some will be easy, others challenging, as residents test their grey matter.
Isabella Mrs P Enis and Audrey are visiting Winnipeg and staying with Mrs 3 Clark.
Ted Finkbeiner has secured the position of assistant in the elevator department at Chillon. The appointment confirms his role supporting operations and safety procedures at the facility.
Miss May Taylor of Winnipeg is visiting with her aunt Mrs. Wes Stewart.
Mr and Mrs W McGregor and Shirley of Gladstone are visiting at the W H Miller home.
Miss Olive Kennedy spends a few days with Mr and Mrs A Watt at Kelwood. Misses Hannah Marshall and Fileen Bridge, who vacationed on the Pacific Coast, visit their parents.
Miss Anne Campbell formerly at Colonsay School has accepted an appointment at Edithcliffe School and will begin teaching this week.
A Reston Recorder letter questions the June history paper and predicts about 80 percent of Manitoba pupils may fail department exams next year. The writer urges improvements in history teaching to avoid repeating past deficiencies.
The Dauphin Herald quotes the Financial Post urging readers to value local conditions. It notes that neighbors rather than distant wars matter to daily life and calls for road-building to prevent future damage and fulfill community needs.
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