Local visit and upcoming bonspiel noted in towns
Susie Stein is visiting relatives and friends locally. It is expected that the local bonspiel will be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Susie Stein
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1933
Page
8
Miniota Creamery Wins Nine Prizes at Manitoba Dairy Show
The Miniota Creamery captured nine prizes at the Manitoba Dairy Show in Winnipeg, with total awards valued at $39. The Stubbs investigation was adjourned to the 20th inst, likely giving participants time to prepare for renewed activity. The Manitoba Legislature began its nineteenth session on Tuesday, and on St Valentine’s Day lawmakers exchanged heart inscribed tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Winnipeg
Manitoba
St. Valentines Day
First Car Arrival Sparks North Road Gripes
The first car to appear this year arrived on Luesday when Fred Decker brought a snowmobile. Residents along the north road complain Frea cut up the tenil and made traffic worse, claiming conditions declined after the vehicle passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luesday
Fred Decker
North Road
Frea
Weather Keeps Folks Inside for Indoor Games
Severe weather in the past week kept people indoors and popular activities included chess, checkers, and jig-saw puzzles. Cold snap limited church attendance, but not enough to stop bridge games across the community.
Churchill townsite rents set for opening next spring
Rentals for lots in Churchill when the northern seaport townsite opens for settlement next spring will range from 25 to 100 dollars a year. The Manitoba government has decided the locations. Between four hundred and five hundred individuals and companies have applied to locate in Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Manitoba
Railway economies through CN CPR cooperation discussed
The Herald prints a summary of evidence given by J S Hungerford acting president of Canadian National Railways before the Royal Commission of Transportation. The document, courtesy of H B Boreham, outlines economies possible from CN CPR collaboration and is available for reading at the newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
H.B. Boreham
Canadian National Railways
J.S. Hungerford
Royal Commission of Transportation
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Cattle Deal With Russia Tied to Earlier Land Scheme
The article links G G Serkan to a barter cattle proposal with Russia where his commission would be one cent per pound. It recalls a prior Whitewater Mennonite land deal, noting unpaid taxes and a tax sale this year. It mentions politicians and citizens endorsing the cattle deal amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G Serkan
Russia
Mr Serkan
Whitewater
Perera
Forget neighbors faults and keep the good in friends
The quote advises increasing happiness and longevity by ignoring neighbors faults and slander, avoiding temptations and fault findings, and focusing on the positive qualities that make us fond of friends. It emphasizes remembering kindness over criticism.
Clean slate for today only memories of love
The author urges blotting out past quarrels and wicked acts to begin anew. They advise erasing yesterday's disagreeable memories and focusing on what is lovely, writing on a clean sheet for a sweeter memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seident
Matice
Special Saturday offer at United Stores Miniota
Special for Saturday February 18 Ayymer Pork and Beans three tins for 23 cents offered by United Stores Ltd at Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayymer Pork and Beans
United Stores, Ltd
Miniota
Beulah United Church Mourns William L Armstrong
The funeral for the late William Leonard Armstrong was held Friday afternoon at Beulah United Church with Rev H J Bowman officiating. Weather delayed cemetery work to Thursday. many friends attended. Interment followed at Beulah cemetery with pallbearers Mears W T Wright A Hawes H Pritchard A Miller H Wakefield F Paynter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leonard Armstrong
Beulah United Church
H.J. Bowman
Beulah Cemetery
Mears
W.T. Wright
A.hawes
H Pritchard
A Miller
H. Wakefield
F.paynter
Editorial supports Beatty consolidation plan
Editorial comment across Canada shows broad support for E W Beatty's proposal to merge CPR and CNR under one management to relieve taxpayer burden. Forty seven newspapers commented by Jan 20 with many praising the plan as candid, constructive, and timely while others warn of risks of monopoly and political meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
E. W. Beatty
K.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
Beatty
Toronto Canadian Club
Montreal Gazette
Halifax
Duff Commission
Sault Ste. Marie Star
Moose Jaw Times
Lethbridge Herald
Brantford Expositor
Galt
Financial Post
la Presse
Montreal
Toronto Telegram
Calgary
Vancouver Sun
Co. P. R
Toronto
Vancouver Province
Edmonton Bulletin
Toronto Globe
Toronto Star
le Devoir
le Soleil
Quebec City
Montreal Daily Star
Victoria Times
Manitoba Free Press
Winnipeg Tribune
Edmonton Journal
Birth in Beulah Births Rollo
Beulah welcomed a daughter born Saturday February 11 to Mr and Mrs Robert Kollo in a new arrival noted in local births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo
Beulah
Robert Kollo
Miniota Bachelors Host Wheel Drive and Dance
The Miniota Bachelors announce a wheel drive and dance at Miniota Hall on Friday February 17. Admission is 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Miniota Hall
Stovewood as Payment Offered for Herald Subscriptions
Readers in arrears are invited to pay by stove wood as an alternative to cash. Those in arrears can catch up by delivering wood and contacting the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Local Bonspiel Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
Residents are invited to attend a meeting at Municipal Hall at 730 to finalize arrangements for the upcoming Bonspiel. The session aims to coordinate schedules, ice time, and participant roles for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Mrs A Barnes Recovers From Severe Illness
Palmerston reports Mrs A Barnes is recovering after a serious illness and shows signs of improvement.
Mies Hazel Robinson Joins Dauphin General Hospital Nursing Staff
Hazel Robinson accepted a nursing position at Dauphin General Hospital, joining the hospital’s staff to support patient care and clinical operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Hazel Robinson
The
Dauphin General Hospital
Potters Double Widts Prints At United Stores Miniota
United Stores Ltd in Miniota advertises available prints titled Double Widts by Potters per yard at 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stores. Ltd
Miniota
Isabella Notes Bar Warren in Winnipeg Visit
Isabella Notes Bar reports Warren spending a few days in Winnipeg this week with Mre J Robertson and son Garnet visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Winnipeg
Mre J. Robertson
Son Garnet
Nora Corke Returns to Winnipeg After Visit
Miss Nora Corke, who had been visiting friends here for some time, returned to her Winnipeg home on Thursday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Corke
Winnipeg
Youngs' Claude Dies in Brandon Hospital Last Week
Claude Young, third son of Mr and Mrs O Young, former residents of here and Miniots, died in Brandon Hospital last week. He was known in local circles and his passing saddened family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Boy rink players compete in Decker bonspiel
A boy's rink including A Sutherland K Warren C Shurwell and E Finkbeiner is taking part in the Decker bonspiel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sutherland
K.warren
C. Shurwell
E.finkbeiner
Decker
Eight rinks compete in school bonspiel. Reid rink wins
The eight rinks in Saturdays school bonspiel enjoyed the games. Ray Reid's rink won the honors for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reid
Arrow River Notes Snowbound Travelers Loop Ride
Notes report travellers rode the loop on a snowmobile last week. Nurse Jessie Elliott is assisting at Hamiota Hospital for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Elliott
Hamiota Hospital
Miss Bulla Cruden Returns Home From Toronto
Miss Bulla Cruden, who has spent some time in Toronto, returned home last week and plans to resume local social activities. She was welcomed by family and neighbors and noted to enjoy the recent mild autumn weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bulla Cruden
Toronto
Snow prow helps trains stay on time on P. R. line
The snow prow made three trips up the P. R. line last week aiding punctual train arrivals.
Epidemic Subside Brings Relief to Local Area
Community reports the illness called islu is waning with no pneumonia cases in the area. Residents note improved health as peak concerns ease and local officials urge continued caution and hygiene practices.
Severe weather postpones St Valentine social dance
Severe weather caused the postponement of the St Valentine social and dance that was to be held Friday night.
Notable Snowbound Quiet in Town Amid Deep Freeze
Residents report ongoing heavy snowfall and frigid temps with the thermometer staying around 40 to 50 below zero for several days. No casualties have been reported, and locals keep busy with chores like shoveling snow, bringing in wood, and carrying out ashes.
Illiteracy in Canada near vanishing point
Census data show 92.34 percent of Canadians over five could read or write as of 1931. School enrollment in 1921 reached 2,542,747 pupils, indicating strong literacy gains over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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K.co
Hamilton Herald
Mail & Empire
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Duff
Sherbrooke Daily Record
Ottawa Citizen
W.A. of Holy Trinity Church
K.e.goodeves
Pete MacPhersop
R. L. Miles
Ld.s
Pratt & Lauman
Church of England
J.J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Church
St Wilfrid’s Beulah
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen
Arrow River
Canadian Legion
F. Franklin
R. M. Oliver
Business
Dominion Business College
Cooper Institute OF Accountancy
David Cooper
C.A
Man
Lodge Gordon
Sons OF England
J. W. Horner
Pres
Virden
Palmerston
Isabella
Lakehead
Straits Settlements
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
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