New Years Eve Ball at Minieta Hall and Curling Club Officers
Local notes announce a New Years Eve Ball at Minieta Hall and a curling club meeting. Officers elected include President J D Forsyth and Vice Presidents W B Prentiss and W L Dorward with J Spalding as secretary treasurer and Rev A Moffat as chaplain. Skips named Forsyth G Cornish Dorward Prentiss Hodnett J Spalding Kerr Harrower. Rinks will be on the ice most nights except Wednesday and Saturday when ladies preside.
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Curling Club
J .D. Forsyth
W.B. Prentiss
W. L. Dorward
Treas
J. Spalding
A Moffat
U P Meeting Encourages Youth Participation In Community
A brief U P gathering featured a paper on Canadian poets by J H Craig and a reading by Mise M Dennison. The two minute contest delighted members, a light snack was served by Miss Dennison and Edna Sinclair, and lamps were to be lit for future meetings. The note urges all youths to attend next meeting, citing union strength.
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Mise M. Dennison
J. H. Craig
Miss M. Dennison
Edna Sinclair
U. P
Winnipeg Visit and New Year Masquerade Ball Event
Mrs. C. Craig spends the week in Winnipeg then returns to town for the Decker Memorial hall New Year's Eve Masquerade Ball. The local orchestra has been engaged to perform at the December 31 event.
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Decker Memorial Hall
Young People's Meeting Goes Ahead At School
A Tuesday evening gathering in the school’s intermediate room drew a modest crowd but was enjoyed and deemed a success. The event featured scripture reading and informal fellowship among attendees.
Isabella Notes Curling Draws 12 Mixed Rinks
Isabella Notes curling has commenced with 12 mixed rinks. Mrs G Scrogie and child left to spend winter in Toronto. Mrs R Warren and Mrs W H Miller visit Winnipeg. Jas Iveraeh is able to be around again after illness. The annual Sunday School Christmas tree will be held Wednesday next week the 22nd.
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R. Warren
W.H. Miller
Winnipeg
Jas. Iveraeh
Isabella Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meeting
Miss G. Meise has returned home after two months away in Winnipeg and other places. A. G. McMullen is recovering from a serious operation and hopes to be back soon. The Isabella Agricultural Society held its annual meeting last Saturday with small attendance but a very interesting session. Officers were re-elected en bloc and new directors E. Surley and F. Amy were added.
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G. Meise
Winnipeg
The
Isabella Agricultural Society
E. Surley
F. Amy
Mr Date Rowan Heads to Rochester Clinic for Eye Treatment
Mr. Date Rowan travels to Rochester, Minnesota on Thursday for eye treatment with his daughter Mrs Elvis of Minnedosa accompanying him. The note reflects a local newspaper fragment with humor about fashion, manners, and seasonal observations.
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Date Rowan
Rochester
Minn
Elvis
Minnedosa
Rowan
Mail Early slogan urged to ease Christmas rush
The piece advocates advancing the postal system’s Christmas handling window from December 10 to 20 and limiting deliveries to one Christmas Day by city carriers. It emphasizes avoiding last minute shopping, the habit of delaying tasks, and the role of education and inspiration in boosting productivity.
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Post Office Department
Noman
Inspiring ideas and college courses headline Manitoba notes
A Manitoba W1 request prompts a women's short course at Manitoba Agricultural College from February 14 to 25 costing 5 dollars registration and 13 dollars for board for 11 days. Printer’s errors amuse editors with jarring typos like brides south of town. Rail plans for Port Nelsonson face study before track laying, while Ottawa awaits the Parliament carillon debut with 53 bells and 100 tons of bell metal.
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Manitoba W.1
Agricultural College
Ottawa
Victory
Pariament
Croydon
England
Park Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Short Course Offerings and Rural Education Options
A circular from the College lists courses in Dairying, Engineering, Live Stock and Forage Crops, Beekeeping, Poultry and Marketing, and Rural Organization. Three women courses cover Sewing, Foods and Cooking, and Rural Women studies. Warmer applicants may enroll in any course. A circular with details can be obtained from the College. a two week course costs 18 dollars for tuition, room, and basic fees.
Imperial Conference Sees Renewal of Cheap Passage Scheme
London discussions forecast renewed cheap passage for British immigrants to Canada and a major expansion of training for Dominion farm work. Next year the program aims to grow from 1,200 to 1,500 trainees with a new ten week farm training course running alongside the existing four month program.
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London
Canada
Dominion
Miniota Herald and Western Home Monthly Price Notice
The Miniota Herald and Western Home Monthly charges $2.50 for a one year subscription. The notice outlines the annual rate and payment details for readers.
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The
Miniota Herald and
Western Home
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W.h.hurlin
John .J. Arklie
the Commercial Hotel
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A. G. McMullen
R. S Robinson & Sons Ltd
Kk. S. R
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Canadian Pacific
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Emerson
Nmas Gift Uaited Stores Ltd
Big Timber
Jim Burgess
Dunning
Port Neilson
Churchill
Motherwells
Manitoba Agricultural College
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Euamto
Virden
Miniota
Billiard Hell
W. HL Yarwood
Pacific Coast
Canadian National Service
W. A. Harron
Beulah
A. A. Robertson
W.j.quinlan
Canadian National Railways
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