Provinces Adopt Varied License Plate Color Schemes
Ontario and British Columbia keep black figures on their plates while New Brunswick uses red on dark blue and Manitoba uses white on green. Saskatchewan favors white on purple and Alberta uses white on light blue. Quebec and Prince Edward Island share white letters on maroon. Ontario reverses this year with white on black.
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Ontario
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Quebec
Prince Edward
Ova
Trinity Church J W A ten marks 312 total and birthday wishes
The July Trinity Church event J. W. A ten totaled 312 with congratulations to John Spencer of Uno on his 80th birthday last Sunday. A Whist Drive is planned at A. J. Leland's on Wednesday night this week.
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Trinity Church
John Spencer
Uno
Ieee 24 Ee
A. J. Leland’s
U YPS Debates Parish House Tonight on Spending Question
The U YP S announces a debate at the church parlors tonight at 5 PM on the resolution Spendthrift is more beneficial to a district than Miser. Members will argue for and against the motion as presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Y.P.S
Debste
Community spirit and hometown merchants help grow dollars
The message urges readers to keep money in their own community and supports hometown merchants who helped during hard times, reminding that the old cow was once a calf and suggesting local loyalty.
Fresh eggs hit record low for season prices
Fresh eggs now retail at the lowest price for this time of year due to weak demand, unusually high production, and large early season egg storage.
London Sets Height Limit for Buildings at Eighty Feet
The city imposes a new rule capping construction height at 80 feet to keep streets clear and avoid crowding, contrasting with New York's growing skyline as London seeks orderly progress.
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London
New York
Winnipeg Trip Without Trouble For Robinsons and Guests
N Robinson B Curry and Mr and Mrs G Robinson set out for Winnipeg by car on Wednesday and completed the trip with no trouble. The return journey Sunday was smooth until Harline where the car became stuck in a drift. The voyage was otherwise enjoyed.
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N. Robinson
B. Curry
Mrs. G Robinson
Winnipeg
Harline
Isabella and Miniota Ladies Curling Series
Two Isabella rink teams visited Miniota for a two session match on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Miniota rinks led by Mes dames Long Hawthorne Hudnett and Miss Turner faced Isabella skips Mesdames Clark and Warren. Miniota won the series 42 to 28.
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Isabella
Miniota
Mesdames Long
Hawthorne
Hudnett
Miss Turner
Mesdames
Clark
R. Warren
Court Whist Drive At Holy Trinity Church
A pleasant evening by Holy Trinity church choir members and friends at Mr A E Aspinwall's home on Thursday night. Winners were Ladies first Mrs Birch and consolation Mrs G Armstrong. Gents first Annie Ellerington and consolation J W Horner. A dainty lunch followed.
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Holy Trinity Church Choir
A. E Aspinwall
Birch
G. Armstrong
Annie Ellerington
J. W. Horner
Ted Bally Smashes Chevrolet Against Bridge Near Virden
While returning from Min1 ota to Virden on Saturday morning Ted Bally collided his Chevrolet with a concrete bridge between the two tracks before turning into Virden. The car suffered about 450 dollars of damage but Bally escaped with minor injuries.
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Min1ota
Virden
Ted
Bally
Irden
Brandon Winter Fair Dates Set With Cattle and Sow Sales
The Brandon Winter Fair runs March 16 to 20 with a Pure Bred Cattle sale and a bred sow sale. Sows are a popular purchase ahead of summer, and entries for the sow sale close in March. Rules and entry forms are available from the Exhibition Offices secretary in Brandon.
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Brandon
White Dominates Pew Suto Markers in Canada
In Canada the color white leads in pew marker selections, reflecting a preference among churches and venues. The trend highlights white markers as the favored option for seating guidance and accessibility alignment.
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Canada
Pancake Supper at Holy Trinity Church Basement
The W A of Holy Trinity Church will hold a pancake supper in the church basement on Shrove Tuesday February 17 from 6 to 7 o clock. Admission 2.
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W. A
Holy Prinity Church
Tenders Wanted for Green Poplar Wood by Miniota No 149
Municipal School District of Miniota No 149 seeks tenders to supply green poplar wood. Requirements include 16 inch lengths, split wood above 5 inches, and cords delivered and piled at Arrow River School and 10 cords at Talen Toch ar School before April 1 1981. Tenders accepted until February 16 1451. lowest bid not guaranteed. John Spalding Secretary Treasurer. 24 2480
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Municipal School District
Miniota
Arrow River
Talentochar
Voder
Luwest
John Spalding
Country residents assured of prompt village aid in emergencies
The article states that residents in rural areas can rest easy knowing village help will be promptly and willingly provided at any time, day or night, in case of emergencies.
Speculators Worried Over Grain Exchange Shifts
The piece argues that leading wheat speculators move from the Chicano Grain Exchange to Winnipes and Winnipeg Grain Exchange, seeking freedom from restrictions. It contends such transfers worsen prices for producers and urges authorities to act to curb speculation.
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Chicano Grain Exchange
United States
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Wheat Pool Poem Imitates Psalm Tone in Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan reader from Big Lever writes a parody psalm about the wheat economy. The verse laments price pressures and poverty linked to farming, referencing the Wheat Pool and harvest hardship as a modern valley of drought. The piece blends biblical cadence with agrarian frustration.
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Garden of Eden
S. P. Manbardt
Big Lever
Sask
Propose Regional Musica Festival May In Hamita District
Arrangements are made for the annual Musica Festival to be held in Hamita in May. The suggestion is to organize the event across Crandall Arrow River Beulah and Miniota with Shoal Lake and possibly Birtle joining. The proposal aims to expand musical education without moving away from Hamiota.
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Hamida
Crandall
Arrow River
Beulah
Miniota
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Village Considers Fire Engine Use in Countryside
The Miiota village committees discuss using four tire engines beyond limits to protect nearby buildings during fires. Officials note cylinders must be paid for by the rural council when engines are loaned outside village bounds. Ward 6 councillor may take action.
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Miiota
Gray-Horn Birth at Hamiota Hospital
Mr and Mrs H Gray of Scotia welcome a son at Hamiota hospital on Saturday February.
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Gray—Horn
Hamiota Hospital
H. Gray
Scotia
Obituary for Mrs Harvey Gray of Scotia Crandall
A wave of regret follows the death of Mrs Harvey Gray of Scotia in Hamiota hospital. She was the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs James Young of Crandall and widow of Harvey Gray. Funeral held Monday at Crandall United church with Reverends McLeneghan and Radley officiating. many relatives and friends attended from Winnipeg Carman and Virden.
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Harvey Gray
Scotia
Haimiota Hospital
James Young
Crandall
Geetrade
Glenrochar
Crandall United Church
McLeneghan
Radley
Winnipeg
Carman and
Virden
Crandall Cemetery Interment Message And Condolences
Following the novice interment vase mate in Crandall cemetery the participants extend condolences to those who are bereaved.
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Crandall
School Trustees Meeting at Beulah
A Beulah school board meeting discussed transportation costs and contracts. The Strachan/Grant transport plan for two children was confirmed at 2.00 dollars per day. Duplicate cheque 279 was authorized. Van Route No 1 driving contract awarded to Wm Coplard at 82.25 per day. R F Campbell to be paid 0.75 per day for driving his children to meet the van. Next meeting set for Miniota on Tuesday March 3.
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Beulah
Lindsay Douges
Strachan
Andrew Grant
Mitchell—Chalmera
Payce Bonner —Chalmers
Miniota
Wm Coplard
Finkbeiner—Dongie
R F. Campbell
Harrisons
Arrow River Notes Open Meeting and Concert Promoted
Miss McArtour of the randail teaching staff spent the weekend with Misa White. The C.G LT will hold an open meeting and concert in the Community Hall on Wednesday night of this week. Everybody welcome.
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Miss McArtour
Randail
Misa
C.G LT
Miniota Edges Arrow River Intermedi ates In Friendly Hockey
Miniota defeated Arrow River Intermedi ates 54 to ? in a Monday night hockey game.
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Arrow River Intermediates
Miniota
Mrs. Schofield Returns Home with Mr. Sinclair in Brandon
Mrs. Bert Schofield, visiting friends and relatives in the district, returned with Mr. Sinclair on Sunday to her Brandon home.
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Bert Schofield
Sinclair
Brandon
John Wiggins Confinement Notes At Home
The text notes John Wiggins has been confined to his bed for some time and expresses hope for his quick return to church and social functions. It preserves a personal update about his health and absence from community activities.
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John Wiggins
Hock Ey Boys Stage Friday Community Hall Dance
Friday night last the hock ey boys held a dance in the Community Hall. About forty to fifty couples attended and the organizers were pleased with the results.
Arrow River Y.P.S. Hosts Miniota Y Party on Wednesday
The Arrow River Y P S entertained the Miniota Y P S with a skating party followed by hall games and contests and a good lunch. About 59 visitors attended the event.
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Arrow River Y.P.S
Miniota Y . S
Rossburn Team Triumphs In Friendly Hockey Match
On Tuesday afternoon the Rossburn hockey team visited the local boys for a friendly game and won 2 to 8. After the match the visitors were entertained.
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Rossburn
Dinner at Tennants Sets Stage for Rosburn Return Game
A dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs W Tennant precedes the return game to be played on Rosburn on the 10th. The event builds anticipation for the matchup and confirms scheduling details for the venue and date.
Visit to Brandon Hospital to see recovering patients
On Sunday Er. Sinclair and Louis Lelond traveled to Brandon to visit Mrs Sinclair and Mrs Lelond who recently underwent operations. Their return journey was hindered by snow but Islay Sinclair accompanied them. Both patients are reported to be improving toward recovery.
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Er. Sinclair
Louis Lelond
Brandon
Sinclair
Llond
Brandon Hospital
Islay Sinclair
Wear
Dance by the hockey boys draws good attendance
Isabella notes a dance given by the hockey boys last Friday was well attended and a good time enjoyed.
W M S to Hold Valentine Social at Bank Building
The W M S will host a Valentine social in the bank building on Friday night of this week, inviting members and friends to attend a evening of fellowship and refreshments.
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W. M.S
Local Hockey Team Triumphs in Beulah Visit
On Thursday night the local hockey team traveled to Beulah and secured a decisive win. The victory boosted their season record and energized supporters.
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Beulah
Social Evening Invitation from Y P S of Blaris
The Y P S of Blaris invite the Isabella Y P S to a social evening on Thursday night of this week.
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Blaris
Isabella Y.P S
Two Ricks Travel to Crandall for Mc Connell Cup
Two locals journeyed to Crandall last week to contest for the Mc Connell cup, but the trophy remains in Crandallite custody and unawarded.
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Ricks
Crandall
Crandallites
C G I Ty Hosts Parents Meeting with First Aid Exhibition
The group entertained parents at Saturday afternoon gathering and presented a special First Aid exhibition to demonstrate safety procedures and care.
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C G. I. Ty
Mrs Finkbeiner Attends Winnipeg Poultry Pool Meet
Mrs JT Finkbeiner attends the Poultry Pool convention in Winnipeg this week accompanied by her daughter June.
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JT. Finkbeiner
Winnipeg
June
Crandall Hockey Triumph After Ten Minute Overtime
Crandall hockey team faced local opponents on Wednesday. In a 10 minute overtime period Crandall surged ahead to win 7 to 6.
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Crandall
Courtship of Rothsay Curlers Fails to Score
C Lints and partner faced R Clark’s rink in an afternoon match. Rothsay players curled strong, but visitors had little opportunity to use the chalk in the curling session.
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C. Lints
Rothsay
R. Clark
Miniota Ladies Receive Warm Hospitality and Games
Visitors last week thanked the host ladies for hospitality and enjoyable games. The note expresses sincere appreciation for a wonderful visit and the generous entertainments provided.
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Miniota
Beulah Dits Mise Heyhon Attends Diocesan W A Meeting
Beulah Dits Mise Heyhon attends the annual Diocesan W A meeting this week. Details on location and program are not provided in the readable text.
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Mise Heyhon
W. A
Brandon
Address by Miss McConnell at the U P S meeting
Miss McConnell delivered an interesting address at the United Presbyterian Society meeting Sunday night in the church.
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Miss McConnell
Lars
Cink of Curners From Lazare Visit Beulah
Beulah wins a good game after Lazare visitors led by Cink of Curners. The Thursday afternoon matchup featured lively play and a final Beulah edge.
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A. Cink
Curners
Lazare
Beulah
Junior team wins at Miniota against local boys
On Wednesday afternoon last a twelve year old and under team traveled to Miniota and emerged victorious over the local boys in a tough contest.
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Miniota
Gala Beulah Hock Ey Curling and Racing Tourney
Saturday last Beulah hosted a district curling and racing tournament with many school contestants. A lively day produced several competitive games and the event raised 50 dollars for its organizers.
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Beulah
Habits Form Early Through Parental Training
This passage argues habits shape life and happiness. It notes children form routines from parental guidance, with blame falling on parents when bad habits develop. It warns against feeding a crying baby to avoid fostered temper tantrums.
Children should be trained for good habits early
The text urges parents to avoid giving comforts such as pacifiers to children and to resist turning youngsters into little adults. It advocates shaping proper habits during childhood to promote health, happiness, and easier life for both child and parents, emphasizing patience and preparation for adult years.
Canadian December fish catch and investment figures
The Nova Scotia December fish catch reached 12,161,600 lb with a landed value of 266,111 dollars, up from 10,480,700 lb valued at 329,552 dollars the year before. Canada’s external capital at 1930 year-end stood at 6,575,533,000 dollars, up 229,000,000 from 1929, with 61 percent from the United States, 35 percent British, and 4 percent others. Potatoes yielded 1,933,333 bushels from 574,590 acres in 1930, averaging about 142 bu per acre, higher than 1929’s 66,550,000 bushels from 545,727 acres at 122 bu per acre. Potatoes are commercially cultivated in every province.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
United States
Dominion
CPR to Buy 30000 Tons of 130lb Steel Rail for BC Line
The Canadian Pacific Railway orders 30,000 tons of 130 lb steel rail from Algoma Steel of Sault Ste Marie for spring delivery. The rails worth about 1.5 million dollars will cover 150 miles of the main line in the Mountain Division of British Columbia.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Algoma Steel Company
Sault Ste Marie
Mountain Division
British Columbia
Prescott Ontario to open new national port terminal
Prescott Ontario nears completion of a five and a half million dollar federal terminal to serve Upper Great Lakes grain boats via Welland Canal. Quebec canoe race marks a fast ice route time of 9 minutes 43 seconds by seven Lavoie brothers. Melody Mike radio feature gains cross border popularity with interest from a New York teacher for 55 copies of Irish songs.
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Prescott
Ont
Canada
Upper Great Lakes
Welland Canal
Melody Mike
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Angola
New York State
Dominion gold production value and mining investment in Canada detail
In 1930 Dominion gold production valued at 43 million dollars, up 2 million from 1929. Capital investment in Canadian mining at end of 1929 reached 850 million 600 thousand dollars. The industry employed 95,000 men and paid 125 million dollars in salaries and wages.
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Dominion
Canada
Halifax Port Plan Seeks 75000 Marine Grain Crane
The Halifax Board of Harbor Commissioners recommends the federal government fund a 75000 marine grain handling crane at Ocean Terminals as part of port development. The chair reports it would attract more shippers and vessels and recoup its cost within a year.
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Halifax
Halifax Board of Harbor Commissioners
Snowshoers Gather in Quebec City for Marathon Championship
Snowshoers from Canada and the United States converged on Quebec City at the end of January for the 18 mile Snowshoers Marathon and International Championship Races. The mayor hosted a reception for ladies clubs at the Chateau Frontenac with a Canadian supper for visitors. Chateau Frontenac served as officials’ headquarters for the convention featuring ice canoe races on the St. Lawrence and events at Dufferin Terrace.
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Canada
United States
Quebec City
Quebec
Chateau Frontenac
Chateau Fountenace
Conventio
St. Lawrence
Exhibi
Dufferin Terrece
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Creisil
McConnnell Oneh
Miss Mclenchan
Mrs
Arrow River Notes
John J. Aikke
R. O
Leams Hotel
Lodge Gordon, Sons OF England
THE
Arrow River Gloom Chasers Orchestra
Ladies
Thini
Lavoie
Levis
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