12 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1930
Page
1
A notice lists upcoming classes by Mr Garvin on painting for ladies, ignition courses by Mr Baker, and a forage crops and grain judging session led by Mr Whiteman. It mentions a veterinary talk by Dr Lewis and urges farmers to attend, with Extension Service negotiations for the late February date.
Scientific studies over the last 75 to 100 years show broad agreement that human life arose from simple origins like other living beings. The piece weighs whether this view demeans life or erodes faith and asks if the emphasis should be on beginnings or on how far we have traveled and where we go next.
A meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland on February 5 featured a paper by Win Strachan titled Putting Fleet Things First. High scores went to Bessie Boyce and Frank Leary, with Marguerite Dart and Slugh Hanlin the lowest. A song drawing and a Hoop game accompanied a dainty luncheon. Next gathering set for February 19 at Mr. and Mrs. J. Sararas.
Miss Sylvia Arimetrone leaves on May 14 to enter St Poulfice hospital for training toward a purse. The first installment of the new story Silver Hibbons begins in this issue’s inner pages.
A successful Valentine Tea and Sale of Home Cooking was held at the Miniota School on Saturday afternoon. About $20 was raised, intended to defer expenses for the open air rink.
An advertisement promotes Motheroot wool blankets in white or colors at a 25 percent discount. The notice references United States Ste Minicta as the location.
Town residents argue for curbing late night events to protect student study time. They note a busy winter with curling skating hockey and dances risking exam performance and urge parental cooperation with teachers to safeguard future education and wise leisure.
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