Local News From Miniota Area Reports Transfers And Winter Weather
Town notes report Hamiota hardware staff transferred to Miniota branch. Canada post rates cut Christmas greeting from Premiat McKenzie King to King George. New Minita school opening with Dr. Dodson as speaker. Arrow River and Miniota schools use new additions. New Year’s Eve Legion dance in Miniota hall draws crowd and thanks contributors. Weather turns wintery, cold snap aids health.
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Panay
Canada
Wiessege
Premiat McKenzie
George
The
Canadian Legion
Miniota Hall
Arrow River Gloom Chasers
Legion
Minista School Trustees Hold 1920 Meeting Minutes
The MiniotaMusical School Trustees Board met in Miniota with Secretary in attendance. Officers were reappointed and committees named for finance property transportation and teaching matters. Tenders for driving vans were approved and new caretakers hired, religious exercises mandated, and a move to mutual fire insurance supported. Delegates were appointed to the Manitoba School Trustees Convention and the desks in one room were to be reconfigured.
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Woods — Torrance
Manitoba School Trustees
Brandon
Chanmers — Lynch
Miniota
Motter W. J. Bonner
Printing presses to handle growing Herald circulation
Publishing circles report the Family Herald and Weekly Star spends close to a million dollars on large new presses to serve a fast expanding readership. At a three year subscription rate of two dollars the joke is how long before they outgrow this one.
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Family Herald and
Weekly Star
Tests of good citizenship for civic leaders and residents
The passage urges self examination of civic involvement asking readers to measure their efforts in meetings committees and town problem solving. It questions whether individuals merely criticize or actively work to boost growth and unity, urging responsibility beyond personal gain.
Thumas Dramatic Society Stages Diacon Dubbe Again
The Thumas Dramatic Society presented Diacon Dubbe in the ball to a good crowd. The performance drew an attentive audience and the cast received warm appreciation for the staging.
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Thumas Dramatic Society
Diacon Dubbe
Cornish Leaves Miniota for Regina Visit
Mrs GG Cornish departed Miniota on Monday January 14 to visit her daughter Mrs Altiegg in Regina. The trip was prompted by care needs and her daughter’s hospitalization at Regina General Hospital.
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GG. Cornish
Local Resident James Neelande,status and death notice
In the letrict the long time resident James Adam Neelarde known to many, resided in Hamiets for thirteen years and was active in community and church life. After six years of ill health he died aged 8 years 10 ment xod Q days. funeral held in Hamiets with widow, three daughters Miss S Noelands, Miss G Reynolds, Minicia, and a son Captain KoA Newlands in England.
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James Adam Neelarde
Neelands
Hamiets
Haimiota
Mise S
Bnoelands
Mire G
Reynolds
Minicia
John Secunia
Pealuh
Coe
Capitan Koa Newlands
England
Births McGILBNEY Born in Miniota January
Born at Miniota on Thursday January to Mr and Mrs J McGibney a son born to the couple named McGibney.
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McGilbney
Miniota On
Thurday
Mrs. J. McGibney
LetterSuggests Voters Decide on School System
A reader argues against closing the Glenlochar Municipal School and proposes giving Glenlochar rate payers a vote to withdraw from the Municipal School System. He notes costs cited by Mr Rowan and questions vehicle duplication affecting expenses.
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G Rowar
A Isonew
Glentochst
Rowan
Munnicipal
Glenlochar
Tom Long
Beulah Bits er Brown Serves at Depot During Regular Shift
Beulah Bits er Brown of McGregor is relieving at the depot here during the enhanced service hours.
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Er Brown
McGregor
Hydro Power
Harron Family Leaves for Six Week California Trip
Mr and Mrs W A Harron and their son Billy departed Saturday for a six week stay in California.
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W. A’ Harron
Billy
Soujourn
California
Winnipeg trip reports good roads and club carnival success
Rev Dunnett and Walter Frazer returned from Winnipeg by car on Friday. They say roads are in good shape. The rink club held a successful Carnival Wednesday night with a large crowd for hockey and a well patronized lunch counter. The dance afterward drew a small crowd. Night curling quits have begun with a game schedule.
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Rev. Dunnett
Walter Frazer
Winnipeg
Pinten of Capt. L M Ws research engineer anideshaw
Mr Woelson argues a universal lightweight engine weighing one pound per horsepower could run a motor airplane for long distances without stopping and be sold for about one dollar per horsepower, predicting the airplane industry would rival and surpass the automobile business.
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Pinten
LM. Ws
Anideshaw
Woelson
Isabella Notes Incomplete Local Congregation Meeting Update
Fragmentary notes report Isabella congregation planning annual meeting on Monday afternoon. Mentions individuals Steve Bell heading to Winnipeg and James White with a Calgary connection traveling through Ontario, with several Winnipeg and Brishin family references.
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Isabelle Congregation
Obituary: James A. Neelands Pioneer Farmer Dies
James A. Neelands, a pioneer farmer from the Wheat land district, passed away on December 27. The longtime resident was known for his farming contributions and community involvement.
Mrs M Bridge Goes to Prander for Medical Care
Mrs. M. Bridge departed last week for Prander to be under a doctor's care for a period.
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M. Bridge
Prander
Aircraft Engines Promise Cheap Reliable Power
The text argues airplanes will become as common as cars and a key transport mode for business and leisure once a light weight, inexpensive, reliable airplane engine is developed.
Crandall Hockey Boys Host Whist Drive and Dance
Crandall hockey boys staged a successful whist drive and dance recently. Miss Jean Moffat, visiting Mrs. O Hara, has departed for her home in Winnipeg.
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Crandall
Jean Moffat
Mrs. O'Hara
Winnipeg
Rev Robertson of Manitou Occupied Pulpit on Sunday
A Manitou preacher named Rev Robertson occupied the pulpit across district churches on Sunday, delivering sermons to congregations in several parishes.
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Robertson of
Manitou
Sune
Beer Family Returns to Winnipeg After Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Beer and their son have concluded a visit in the district and returned to their Winnipeg home.
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J. W. Beer and Son
Winnipeg
Ivan Wallace and Bert Whitney Visit Neighbors
Ivan Wallace and Bert Whitney are visiting at their homes here. Wallace leaves soon for South Africa as they wish him luck in the new country.
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Ivan Wallace
Bert Whitney
South Africa
Baby Chicks Guaranteed Alive by Canada Hatchery
Advertisement notes hummingline about hatchery guarantees and breeding stock. Mentions breeds such as Leghorns and Reds, with a discount on orders received by February. Includes address Furby Street Winniepeg Manitoba and catalogue offer from Alex Taylor's Hatchery.
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Canada
Minoreas
Isc
Alex Taylor
Furby St
Winniepex
Man
United Church Meetings Set for January Dates
Arrow River congregation holds its annual meeting Tuesday evening January 11 with reports on past year work and planning for the coming year. Miniota congregation meets Thursday evening January 17 to review its groups and organize for the new year. The sessions close with a devotional song hour.
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United Church
Arrow River
Miniota
Health budgets and community disease control
The piece argues that spending on public health is a form of community insurance. Adequate funds reduce illness and deaths, while underfunding shifts costs to families and the community, highlighting the unequal burden and higher overall expense of epidemics.
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Koc
Mea
M. Woods
Hamiota
Manitobs
Minieta
Sp.m
Dr. Dodson
Leasant
Arrow River School
Larte
Mus
Sipal S Jiool
Mintota
Thoureday
Gosir
le J. JT. Finkbeiner
G. Torrance
Tiat Jae A. Frazer
Chalmers
Douglas
J. J. Tenderson
Woods
W. J. Benner
Meeere Chalmers Frazer
Mitchell. Minckbeiner and Miller
Finkbeiner
Clalmers
Mesars Frazer, Wood
Lindsay
Torrance and
Clark
W. J
Chalmersa— Mitchell
Isabella
John Satterthwaite
H. D Armitage
Glenloehar
Wm. Leland Jr
A. E Aspinwall
Woods— Miller
Walter Wright
Beulah
Mitchel— Douglas
Wm. Sutherland
All Star Ex-Society
Herod
HE Iversch
Kennedy Snek
Steve Bell
Winnipegz
Cotlge
Yde McKinnon
Hl Brishin
James
Jack White
Calgary
Oontario
W. ‘Verach
James A. Neelands
Wheatland
Isabella Garage
Alex Clark
Manitoba Power Commission
Manitoba
Commission
Roland Carman
Oakville
Ramos Roome
United Church of Canada
Earl S. Dixon
B.A
Linister
Aliniottlam Suratay Schools
Paw P Wm
Wiliam Emiis
Menlochar
Church of England
L. Armevroug
Keetor
Holy Trinity Church
Church Army In
tHogland
Sons of England
Health Service
Candian Medical Assec
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