Mrs Sutherland Visits Sister in Harmiota
MM J D Sutherland is visiting with her sister Mrs R Kirk ab Harmiota.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1943
Page
8
MM J D Sutherland is visiting with her sister Mrs R Kirk ab Harmiota.
Mrs. R Kruger of Winnipeg visits her parents Mr. and Mrs F Lebond in the city.
The Sdéidiers Parcel Committee raffled a dresser scarf and Murray Carnegie won the prize. The Ohitech church will hold its annual meeting in the church at 2:30 pm on Monday in January. A good attendance is requested.
A New Years Eve dance under O Blaidhs committee proved successful with attendees wearing paper hats. The event drew patrons whose festive attire added to the lively celebration.
Miss Shirley Lefond spent the holiday season with her sister Bits. W. White at Ob river. Mrs RB Wood has returned to Harmio ta after visiting her sister Mrs W Tennant. Miss May Sutherland spent the holiday season at her home and has returned to Hamiota.
The Tie’ Junior Beed Club held a postponed farewell for Oswald Bisich now attending the M A C in Winnipeg. Ford Wiggins read an address and Ken Mitchell presented an autograph album. Guests of honor thanked the club. Josh Carnegie performed a Scotch dance and Jim Carnegie sang a solo before dancing and lunch.
Beulah Miss M. Woods spent the New Year holiday at Russell visiting relatives and enjoying the celebration with family.
Mra FC QGreec and daughter Tthset are visiting in Winnipeg, enjoying local sights during their stay in the city.
Miss Jf Sattyer departs Winnipeg to pursue a business course. Details on destination and program are not provided in the readable text.
Garth Wakefield of Bandon spent the holiday season with his grandparents here.
Miss B Cassick finished her business training at B4 mbatoy and has returned to her home.
The WM.S met at Mrs J C Chisholm's home on Wednesday evening. Mrs J A Frayzer presided and led devotional exercises. A Christmas program followed, then a study on China by Mrs C L Weos Laneh concluded the gathering.
Ac Cedil Bourke and unit members from Regina Winnipeg and Prince Albert visited with relatives in the district over New Years. Arnold Stowe was aboard one train in the collision near St Lazare on Tuesday last, drawing attention to the incident and its witnesses.
Ken Doran traveled to Winnipeg on Tuesday with a preteck. H A Cuffe and his daughter Mable are spending a few days in Winnipeg.
Governor D Martin and RCA Bran Don spent the past week with his mother, highlighting family time and public duties intertwined with personal matters.
Mrs FE L Finkbeiner of Virden spent the holiday season at the J TY Finkbeiner home.
Elmer Clark is informed that his brother P O Clarence Clark has arrived overseas, confirming his status abroad.
Mr and Mrs Fi Craik from Winnipeg are visiting the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs A Robertson.
About forty people attended the Junior P A skating party held at the rink on Tuesday, enjoying the time together and the supper that followed.
A baby girl was born Monday January 4 en route to Minieta hospital to Mr and Mrs Andrew Shane Willen. The infant is a daughter with family sums to cherish from the day of arrival.
Whit Howard led a carload of cattle to Winnipeg on Tuesday. The journey highlighted regional cattle movements and transport practices of the period.
The report notes that in 1942 each man, woman and child in Canada consumed about 1000 cigarettes, equivalent to a heavy usage figure reflecting wartime consumption and rationing pressures.
William Murdoch Taylor a respected Isabella district pioneer died January 1 at his brother in law Robt Calder's home in Victoria BC after illness. Born January 15 1858 in Aberneth Scotland he settled in Isabella in 1879 helping build the community. He served as councillor and Reeve, fought in the Riel Rebellion, remained a lifelong bachelor, and sent wreaths on Remembrance Day for fallen comrades.
A damaged fragment notes a person named Taylor and a sister Mrs Jehm Clark in Winniper with sympathy extended. The garbled text obscures full details of the event or date.Further readable clues mention Wis and cheery be misced in the drela with rest and sympathy offered.
An article urges Prairie farmers to improve livestock and especially wheat quality now to succeed after the war. It promotes using registered or certified seed stock to gradually raise the quality and value of their wheat for future markets.
The article discusses Shansi province’s rainfall and farming, noting terracing and careful manure use as key to soil fertility. It highlights farmyard manure as a major asset, suggests spreading it fresh on fallow land, and mentions composting urban waste as a source of fertilizer despite handling water volumes.
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