Oliver’s Newspaper: Reg M Oliver Editor and Proprietor
The notice lists Reg M Oliver as editor and proprietor with a subscription rate of $150 per annum in advance. It emphasizes the newspaper’s ownership and annual pricing terms.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
8
The notice lists Reg M Oliver as editor and proprietor with a subscription rate of $150 per annum in advance. It emphasizes the newspaper’s ownership and annual pricing terms.
The item notes 2W312 names on the Marquette voters list and lists visitors including Marjory Hill in Winnipeg, Mr and Mrs George Rowan of Brandon, Mrs R M Oliver and Shirley at Virdem and Brandon. An Apostolic Missioners open air meeting led by A Schofield is reported. Severe wind storms with hail troubled farmers last week.
Mrs Randall and Mrs J H McKenney of Bellville Michigan visiting the district for two weeks as guests of Mr and Mrs A M Hunlin. Miss M Wunlin, who spent two months in Michigan, returned with them.
Amos Gurr reports the death of eight horses linked to encephalomyelitis. The disease is suspected to be caused by a blood sucking insect bite, inflaming the brain and spinal cord and its coverings. The animals are said to suffer severe agony before death.
The home of Mrs D Cunningham hosted a Friday tea and games for Brownie members and their mothers. Irene Hurlin gave a short address while Harbara Hurtin presented Miss Boris Berwick with a cream and sugar set.
A notice urges sending The Herald to boys and girls leaving Rome for college or to lead schools. Subscribing keeps them connected to the hometown, described as nearly as good as a letter from home.
The notice states the charge spans six months and emphasizes the total cost as the primary metric. It hints at a simple payment window without additional fees.
The article discusses efforts to move Grade NIL forward but notes current enrollment does not warrant it. Many pupils will return to 8cort after harvest, and teaching Grade NTI locally would benefit families with children seeking qualification, offering hope for progress.
In Aberta on Thursday Wim Abertart and his Sovial Credit party won 47 of 63 seats, pushing the government from power. The other party secured the remaining seats and the month for every cone plan is under scrutiny as public opinion appears to favor a change from the two party system.
The ceremony took place at St Paul’s church on a Saturday in August at 8 o'clock. Rev A E Hendy officiated. The bride wore navy blue silk with a cream lace blouse.
An old gold clasp from the brides mother’s grandmother adorned the bride who wore blue and pearl grey accessories with a corsage of roses and lily of the valley. Miss Beth Gamite served as bridesmaid and Harry Warren, the bride’s brother, was groomsman. Mr and Mrs Forsyth left by motor for Cypress Hills and other points. They resided in Reging.
Isabella Miss Queen Smith of Winnipeg visits her sister Mrs Ek Hesse. Mrs Wright of Winnipeg visits her sister Mrs R E Vasey. The WM&S meeting is postponed to Thursday at the Mance. Miss Mamie Campbell left for Winnipeg to take a position. Mrs M Stalker arrived from Shoal Lake to teach here. Miss Hale returned from home. Hazel Doran returned from Court ney B C with cousin Miss B Spencer. Teachers returning to schools include Miss A Campbell near Angusville and Miss R B Wright Arrow Liver. One farmer considers keeping hens.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Percy Hawthorne. Misa Rita Hawthorne began teaching at Hamiota. Wm Leland measured a corn sample at 10 feet 3 inches.
A fragment notes people fitting glasses to detect heat in fields while searching for meals. The brief hints at practical gear aiding visibility in agricultural work and food gathering scenarios.
Miss Raby Finkbeiner returned from Sask Racsdepa with cousin Miss Margaret Milder who will stay. the show filled the Decker hall with many exhibits. Judges Mr and Mrs Leatherland of Brandon praised C Wall's fruit display as outstanding. nine entries competed in the home groves, with H Quinton of Decker winning the diploma.
L Berland resumes teaching duties at Minnedosa. Miss Edna Mamilton and Agnes Kerr departed Sunday to reside in Winnipeg. Attendees traveled to the Decker Horicultural show on Friday. Mrs. Angus Frame of Lecoté stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs M Warren for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs T Harrilton left last week for Winnipeg to reside at Ste 5 Oakdale Court Winchester Street Deer Lodge.
Arrow Riser Anniversary Services will be held October 6 and 7. Crandall will host events October 20 and 22.
Mrs J Wiggins Mrs W Ten nant and Pauline were guests of Mee and Mrs IJ Stark on Sunday at Arrow River in a friendly social gathering with conversation and refreshments.
Misses Dorm Warren and Myrtle Leland have returned to the homes at Bravinia and Oak River respectively.
Bob Mitchell reports his potatoes are unusually large and wants a method to stop further growth so he can avoid digging them before maturation. Experts suggest delaying growth through proper storage, controlled temperature, and harvest timing to prevent overdevelopment.
Bert Clarke was saved from a dangerous blood infection after a mosquito bite. Jack Craig suffered a severe knee boil last week, requiring medical attention.
Vic welcomed teachers back on Monday morning as the school bell rang. Happy smiles on the youngsters showed they were glad holidays were over.
Mrs. Clare Anderson of Pope hosted a birthday gathering last week for her mother Mrs. John Fleming Sr who turned 73. Attendees included Mrs. T Stevenson Isabella Mrs. J Bell Blaris Mesdames J B Mitchell J F Tennant and W Tennant Pauline Tennant Arrow River Mrs. Wright Bellingham Wash Mrs Dalman Winnipeg Mis Pentland and Mrs Landry Brandon Mrs R Woods Hameicta Mrs B Strachan Mrs Gilmore Sr Mrs Gilmore Jr Pope. A very pleasant time was reported.
Beulah W Sayward of Winnipeg is visiting in the district and staying with local acquaintances during the trip.
Miss Verona Bull of Winnipeg holidaying with her parents Mrs Gunn has returned from a month with friends at Yont Nebo Alta Rev and Mrs Stewart and daughter of Winnipeg visiting the Forster families TP town Miss Evelyn Reid had an appendectomy in Birtle Hospital last week and is doing well Mrs M Johnson entertained on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs J V Beer and Mrs and Miss Xewast of Winnipeg
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