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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 26, 1930

Page

6

World happenings briefly told in terse Winnipeg notes

Hon. T A Crerar says engineers report on Winnipeg to Hudson Bay short line should be ready by Parliament. Immigration of Doukhobors to Alberta predicted. some from Russia and colonies in British Columbia. Manitoba Veterinary Association proposes Dominion wide body. H H Ross elected president. Daylight saving time set for Montreal from April 27 to September 28. Windsor Hotel purchase deal valued at fifteen to twenty million dollars. BC public debt rises to 93,084,672. Saskatoon seed branch increases staff and adds seed analysts. Ukrainians in Winnipeg urge united action against Soviet rule deeming it a reign of terror.

T. A. Crerar National Railway Winnipeg Hudson Bay Alberta Russia British Columbia Peter Veregin Canada Manitoba Veterinary Association H. H. Ross Brandon Montreal Windsor Hotel W. C. Shelly Dominion Saskatoon Nelson Young Ukraine Mauretania Recep New York England Eddystone Cunard Line Samuel Cunard Halifax Newfoundland United States Bermuda Atlantic Maritimes the Admiralty Her North American Acadia Columbia Cunard’s Company British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company Britannia Cunard Liverpool Boston Edward Berengaria Aquitania Great Britain Europe

Turkish Hogs Spur Trade Talk With New York Merchants

The Turkish government seeks a contact to organize killing and export of wild hogs as a concession. Turkish consulate notes natives’ religion bans swine consumption, while hogs roam freely and cause a serious nuisance.

Merchants’ Association New York Turkey

Weathered skies and business myths in a brisk adage

A quip contrasts dull business with the myth of Noah and archs during a dry moment. It notes the existence of 1500 airports across the United States as a modern statistic.

United States

Briquetting Plant First Unit Of Plast At Bienfait

The Canadian Coal Power and Briquetting Company Bienfait will build the first unit this year at the Souris field five miles south of Bienfait with equipment costs around 150000 and total holdings exceeding 500000. The plant aims to briquet, dry coal and generate power, with a stub line planned to connect to the CPR Soo line. E V Campion Weyburn led financing efforts, with input from H N Freeman and Hon M Stevens praising provincial support for Southern Saskatchewan development.

Bienfait. Sesk Canadian Coal, Power and Briquetting Company Bienfait H. H. Levens M P Vancouver Souris C.P.R. Soo Line E. V. Campion Weyburn Saskatchewan Stevens H. N. Freeman Freeman M. Stevens Regina

Elegant black crepe dress with bow and moulded bodice

A black silk crepe gown features a dipping circular flare skirt, a left hip self fabric bow, and a lace vestee. The front bodice is pointed to emphasize the waist, with sizes 16 to 42 bust. Pattern No. 3275 costs 25 cents and offers several color combinations for Sunday and formal wear.

Havana Tome

Canada petroleum output rises 1929 88 percent

The 1929 petroleum production in Canada is estimated at 1 132 800 barrels valued at 3 942 000 dollars, up from 624 184 barrels worth 2 035 300 dollars in 1928. The increase represents an 88 percent jump.

Canada

Whale blubber thickness varies with species and size

The blubber of a whale lying just beneath the epidermis varies in thickness from an inch to 10 or 12 inches, depending on the animal's size and species.

Orphan's Resolve Cited by Beggar and Passerby

A beggar recalls losing both parents and becoming an orphan. A passerby questions the plan, prompting the man to outline his future steps despite hardship.

Names of the Twelve Apostles and Their Roles

The article surveys the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus, listing their names across Matthew 10.2-4, Mark 3.16-19, Luke 6.14-16, and Acts 1.13. It notes Peter as first, Judas Iscariot last, and pairs brothers Peter and Andrew, James and John, with Philip linked to Nathanael and others identified by varying titles and origins.

Jesus Mark Acts Peter Philip James Alphaeus Judas Iscariot Simon Rock Andrew Zebedee John Bethsaida Polycrates Ephesus Asia Bartholomew Nathanael Thomas Matthew Levi James the Thaddeus Judas R.V Luke Iscariot Lebbaeus Simon the Cananaean Simon Zelotes Cana Party

Judas Iscariot and the Apostles Faithful Trials

The text notes Zealots as Mosaic ritual advocates opposed to foreign rule and identifies Judas Iscariot as the lone Judean among the Galilean apostles. It states he was the band’s treasurer and betrayed Jesus, later hanging himself on the night of the trial.

Judas Iscariot Iscariot Kenioth Hebron Galilee Band of Apostles

Night Winds In the Rockies

The night wind from mountain tops is a meteorological phenomenon in Waterton Lakes National Park Alberta. Warm air rises by day then a cool current from peaks rushes down at sunset bringing scents of pines larches and alpine flowers two thousand feet up. Notable at Cameron Falls and Sofa Mountain and other park locations.

Waterton Lakes National Park Alberta Cameron Falls Sofa Mountain

Halloran Acquires Two Cars Amid Accessory Challenge

In a light remark, Halloran confirms owning two cars after difficulties fitting his accessories. The exchange notes the struggle to group all items onto a single vehicle.

Halloran

Wealthy Americans Pay Taxes on Million Dollar Incomes

Treasury data show about 40 000 millionaires in 1928 with 496 paying income tax on annually earned over 1 000 000, the largest such group yet recorded. In 1927 the figure stood at about 290. A scientist predicts the next war will be wireless though it may already seem underway.

United States Treasury Department

First Dental College Founded in Baltimore in 1840

The earliest dental college was established in Baltimore in the year 1840, marking a foundational moment in American dental education.

Dental College Baltimore

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