09 Dec 1931
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1931
Page
1
The town shops begin to display festive decorations as Christmas nears. The piece reflects on existence after death and urges preparation for possible eventualities, noting that talk cannot alter mortality and serenity comes from living rightly.
A note describes United Stores Miniate offering forsyth Guaranteed Shirts and a social line up including the United Church Y P.S. meeting. mentions guests from Birtle Y.I.S. and Union of Municipalities events. John Spalding elected Union secretary as Reeve J Ro Lynch attends. Creamery machinery work advances with hopes for soon ready business.
The Auglican W. A. held a successful tasac at Lelands hotel with strong attendance and generous patronage at booths. The Minicta Hall hosted the local Poultry association shipments, noting higher than expected totals and lively bids. Turkey, chicken, and geese lots with prices listed. total weight 14 866 lbs. The piece closes with a philosophical quote about life after death attributed to Thomas Edison.
Sunicipal School District of Riigta No 149 invites applications by 8 PM on December 18 1931 for drying school vane at board set rates. Details on routes and pay rates available from Trustees or Secretary-Treasurer. Board may reject any application. John Spalding Secretary-Treasurer.
A damaged notice notes deposits in a savings bank in Canada. It cites a total of £1,402,000,660 previously and claims an increase to £440,000,000 this year. It asks recipients to acknowledge any involvement and to respond.
The DeLaval Weekly Bulletin argues that many people hoard savings rather than admit it. It notes 49 million dollars were saved within a year, carried to banks by savers beyond living expenses, and contends common people own that money. The piece stresses banks hold wealth for the nation and signals broad prosperity when savings rise.
A well filled hall greeted the United Church Young Peoples Society on Friday night with a splendid concert. The programme featured tableaux, sketches and dialogues performed by Miss McLenehan, Mac. tiegee, Lawrence Reynolds, Gordon Leng, Jennie Bonar, Edna Reynolds, Grayce Cornish, Frances Berwicks, Hazen Chalmers, Bill Strachan, L Chalmers, I Cornish, K Lynch, WP Dorward and Mrs J R Lynch with lively singing and a final minstrelette.
The second meeting at Mrs. Budd's home features Mrs. Ames of the Exteme sich Service Winnipeg guiding twelve leaders. They discuss pattern selection alter and construction of a permanent pattern. Leaders report after meeting their groups and a high course interest noted despite some disappointment. Palmerston session includes evening meeting, attentive instruction, and a social hour enjoyed by all.
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