Arrow River Triumph Opens Senior Etweiule Game
The opening senior etheiule game Friday night featured Arrow River and Mintota in a close contest. Arrow River won 5 to 3 as Bill Grant officiated, with crowd turnout described as good. Next league game set for Thursday night on Minnesota ice. Beulah and Minnesota expected to face off.
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Sionday
Arrow River
Mintota
Arrow
Bill Grant
Minniota
Beulah
Miniota
Manitoba's Liability Under the Barrs and Resources
The Bracken government faces heavy costs from developing Manitoba's natural resources. Expenditures rise due to payroll for specialists, with returns years away. The policy will burden the provincial treasury and taxpayers, increasing the influence of Dr. McKenzie in cabinet and possibly triggering a cabinet reshuffle.
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Manitoba
Hrandon Daily
Bennys
Menitoba
Dominion
Manrtoh
McKenzie
Bracken
Rural Council Minutes From Min bota Formed 1950 Appointments
Rural council met in Minbota on Tuesday. approved year 1950 appointments for secretary treasurer $1600, caretaker $50, engineer for 1930, and reeve allowance $200 for 1929. Also named legal advisor for 1930, Finance and Telephone committees, assessors, bridges committee, and rural credits reps. Overdraft and road grant actions plus agricultural society grants and road board applications noted.
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Min Bota
School Trustees Choose Leaders and Appoint Committees
The Municipal School Board at Arrow River sat Saturday to elect a chairman for 1930 Jas A Frazer chosen. They formed committees on caretakers finances transportation and teaching and re engaged several caretakers including David Cunningham Walter Wright and J C Seales with monthly stipends and housing. Delegates were named for the Manitoba School Trustees Convention in Winnipeg and land purchase for Arrow River school grounds was authorized with price inquiry.
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Arrow River
Chalmers—Mitchel
Manitoba School Trustees Convention
Winnipeg
Mitchell
Douglas
C.P.R
Winter illness rises when exercise drops
The piece argues that winter illness increases due to reduced physical activity, poor air exposure, and maintained or increased eating in confinement. It urges individuals to keep regular movement and outdoor time even in cold weather to maintain fitness and health.
Winter fitness and health amid cold air benefits
The text argues neglecting exercise and proper living causes ill health in winter, while cold air can be stimulating. It claims sickness rises due to inactivity and overheating indoors, urging practice of known exercise and modest winter routines to stay healthier and reduce disease. It notes winter limits on summer activities but suggests affordable ways to retain required activity.
School appoints Car Hill caretaker of Miniota rink
Car Hill has been named caretaker for the Miniota community rink for the remainder of the season.
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Car Hill
Miniota
Midota High School Literary Society Nominates Officers
The Midota High School Literary Society nominated officers for the new term on Friday with elections planned for next week.
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Midota High School Literary Society
Miniota Rink Committee Whist Drive and Dance Planned
The Miniota Community Rink Committee plans a Whist Drive and Dance to raise funds for the Rink on February 21. Local residents are invited to attend for a social night with proceeds supporting rink improvements.
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Miniota
Night Operator Position Open in Miniota
Applications for the Night Operator at Crandall Centre will be received by the undersigned on or before January 25, 1930. Applicants must state experience. John Spalding, Secretary Treasurer, Rural Municipality of Miniota.
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Crandall
John Spalding
Miniota
Card of Thanks for Hospital Donations
Nurse Sadler thanks Mrs Hodnnett for baby clothes and Mr Charles Craig for a five dollar donation and Dr R K Chalmers for a coal donation to the hospital.
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Sadler
K.N
Hodnnett
Charles Craig
R K.chalmers
Man or Woman Invited to Learn Commercial Telegraphy
Advertiser invites men and women to study Commercial Telegraphy in spare time with permanent positions and good salaries. Parents may arrange interviews for Shorthand and Typewriting or Business courses for their children at The Miniota Hotel this week, by Air Fred Fowler.
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Miniota
Air
Fred Fowler
Minieta Pastoral Charge Plans Victory Sunday
The United Church of Canada Minieta Pastoral Charge designates a Victory Sunday for the Missionary Maintenance Enterprise. Arrow River hosts Sunday School at 1 00 p m and Public Worship at 2 00 p m while Minieta offers 11 00 a m Sunday School and 7 30 p m Public Worship. The message quotes Paul of Tarsus and General Jan Christian Smuts on faith and gospel power.
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United Church of Canada
Minieta
Earl S. Dixon
B.A
Arrow River
Church of England
G. L. Armstrong
Beulah
United Farmers Cooperative Ships Sacr of Mixed Cattle
The United Farmers Cooperative shipped sac of mixed cattle on Tuesday, marking a routine export move for the cooperative and reflecting ongoing livestock trade activity in the region.
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United Farmers Cooperative
Mise Watkins Visiting Winnipeg Sister in Town
Mise Watkins is visiting Winnipeg with her sister Mrs I S Fraser for a month as they stay with relatives and plan local outings and gatherings during the stay.
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Mise Watkins
Winnipeg
I.s.h Fraser
Mies K Kirkland Leaves for Winnipeg Normal School
Mies K Kirkland departed Friday for Winnipeg to resume studies at the Normal school, aiming to continue teacher training.
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Mies K
Kirkland
Winnipea
Normal School
Girls Beat Boys In Local Hockey Match
The Girls and Boys teams met in a recent hockey game with the girls emerging as victors. The match showcased competitive play and team effort from both sides in a close contest.
Married Men Beat Singles In Monday Night Hockey
The Monday hockey game pitted married men against single men with the married squad securing the win. The matchup showcased seasoned players and lively play as couples demonstrated cohesion and timing on the ice.
Beulah Contingent Invited to Miniota Cribbage Clash
Local chatter in Miniota hints at a challenge against the Beulah group as the Cribbage Club begins play. The call echoes through town as residents weigh the odds and await formal move.
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Miniota
Beulah
Folka
W I Meeting Sees Small Attendance In Severe Weather
Last Wednesday the W I meeting drew few members due to severe weather. Mrs H E Forster presented a paper on The Arms of the W I which was enjoyed by attendees. The chair was held by newly elected president Mrs H B Bees and a dainty lunch followed before adjournment.
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W. I
W.I
H.E Forster
H.b.bees
Anglican Young Peoples Society
J.j.henderson
Isabella Notes Earl Warren Return From Oak Burn
Isabella records that Earl Warren came back from Oak Burn last week. The note focuses on Warren and the timing of his return, with no additional context or details provided.
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Earl Warren
Oakburn
Beulah Bits A. D. Fraser Leaves for Winnipeg Visit
Beulah Bits A. D. Fraser departed on Tuesday for a week long visit to Winnipeg.
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A.D. Fraser
Winnipeg
Mrs Merrick of Prince Albert Visits with Brothers
Mrs Merrick of Prince Albert is visiting with her brothers here. The brief item notes family news and regional ties as a social paragraph in the local page.
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Mrs. Merrick
Prince Albert
Master in Beer Visit With Mr and Mrs J T Kinkbener
A local note records a visit by Master in Beer to an event featuring Mr and Mrs J T Kinkbener. The piece notes social engagement and community interest in the gathering.
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Mr. and
Mee J.T Kinkbener
Arris Returns Home After Filing Homestead Chain
C Arris has completed a trip to Birch River to file a Homestead chain and has now returned home.
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C. Arris
Birch River
Beilah School Hockey Team Visits Local Boys In Friday Match
Beilah school hockey team traveled to play the local boys Friday in a sparsely reported game. The result and key moments are not detailed in the readable text.
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Beilah
Birthday Party at Wim Home Hosts W.M.S Wit
The W M S wit gathers at the home of Mr and Mrs Wim for a birthday party. Iverach Gn Fricy is mentioned as a possible event this week.
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W.M.S Wit
Wim. Iverach
Mrs Warren Heads to Saskatoon for Pacific Coast Trip
Mrs Warren left on Tuesday to join her husband in Saskatoon and will accompany Lim on the journey to the Pacific Coast.
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Mrs. Warren
Saskatoon
Will
Lim
Pacific Coast
Iabella Congregation Holds Annual Meeting at Church
The annual gathering of the Iabella Congregation was held in the church on Monday afternoon last. Encouraging reports from department secretaries showed solid progress over the past year. Officers who did splendid work were all reelected.
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Iabella
Spark Craig House Wedding Unites Kathleen Craig and Ivan Spark
Kathleen Grace Craig wed Ivan Victor Spark at the Spark Craig home on Friday night. The ceremony at 6 30 was performed by Rev H Bowman with Kathleen in Madeline blue crepe and American Beauty roses. The couple left for Decker after a wedding breakfast and well wishes for a long life together.
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D. Bledlock
Isabelle
Kathleen Grace
Angus Craig
Ivan Victor Spark
Dacker
A. Blellock
Rev.h. Bowman
Isabella
Mrs. Spark
Decker
Farina
Mrs.Spark
Cannady crops value drop noted in 1979 estimate
The Cannady principal field crops total value for 1979 is about 86 000 dollars, roughly 40 060 000 dollars less than the 1928 figure, highlighting a major decline in agricultural production and revenue over five decades.
Progress on new steamer for Saint John Digby route
Grant Hall of the Canadian Pacific Railway said the steamer for the Saint John to Digby service is well advanced and should be in operation by next August. The visit to Saint John highlights western Canada’s role in livestock with 20 Aberdeen Angus cattle from Glencarnock Farm arriving in Vancouver for shipment to Australia and New Zealand.
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Saint John
Digby
Funny
Next Aueast
Grant Hall
Canadian Pacific Railway
New Brunswick
Western
Canada
Glencarnock Farm
Brandon
Honr LD McGregor
Vancouver
Australia
New Zealand
New 83 200-Pound Locomotive To Be Built In Canada
A massive locomotive designed to deliver 83 200 pounds of tractive effort will be built at the Angus Shops of the Canadian Pacific Railway. It will use high steam pressure and is said to be among the world’s most powerful, surpassing the 5900 engine as the empire’s strongest. The locomotive and tender will weigh 764 009 pounds, 14 000 pounds more than the 6900 and 120 000 pounds heavier than the 23800.
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Angus
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific and National Steel Car Contract Study
A 1929 CP Railway contract worth 14 million dollars to National Steel Car of Hamilton created steady work for skilled mechanics and large office staffs. The agreement distributed supply orders across 122 business houses in four Canadian provinces over months, as shown by statistics from the companies.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
National Steel Car of
Hamilton
National Steel Car Co
Toronto MP Murphy Sails to Arrange Empire Games
T. A. Murphy of Toronto, an official of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada, traveled aboard S S Montrose from Saint John en route to Great Britain to arrange the British Empire Games in Hamilton next August with athletes expected from every part of the Empire.
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T. A. Murphy
Toronto
S.S. Montrose
Saint John
Amateur Athletics Union of Canada
Murphy
Great Britain
Hamilton
Empire
Canada Sells Rivers Lands and Resources to Provinces
One of the largest real estate deals on record sees the Canadian Government transfer major natural resources to Manitoba and Alberta. The value exceeds a billion dollars and Parliament will ratify the agreement in its next session. W. T. Macoun receives the Wilder Silver Medal for breeding apples and contributing to horticulture. he has served as Dominion Horticulturist at Ottawa’s government experimental farm for 41 years.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Wilder
American Pomological Society
W. T. Macoun
Dominion
Macoun
Ottawa
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Donic
IOI Sonic
Earl of the Reeve
Rural Council
Spencer— Reid
I S Palding
Peel
Budd
Wmn. Watson
Spencer—Peel
G. R. Hill
Spencer — Craig
Reid
Craig
B.C. Bennett
Budd—Peel
Tax Commission
Spencer
Faylor, Budd
Reeve
Craig and
Peel — Spencer
G. E B. Mellor
Reid Budd
Peel, Taylor and
Bridges Committee
Council
Taylor—Craig
Isabella Agricultural Societies
Peel Reid
Good Roads Board
Arrow River Corner
C.N.R
West Hill
1St Coat
Mile Bell
Torrance
Mesere- Frazer
J.w.clark
Chalmers— Miller
J.J. Henderson
Messrs Chalmers
Frazer, Mitchell, Finkbeiner and Miller
Teachers’ Committee
Chalmers — Finkbeiner
Messrs. Frazer
Woods
Lindsay
W Torrance
Clarke
J.W Bonner
Messrs. Mitchell, Chalmers, Finkbeiner and
The
Transportation and Transportation Equipment Committee
Chalmers
David Cunningham
Chalmers—Finkbeiner
Finkbeiner
Walter Wright
J C. Seales
Mitchell—Finkbeiner
Wm. Sutherland
J.W Bonner—Finkbeiner
J R Mitchell
Health Service
OF the
Canadian Medical Assoc
Mianeter
Robert E. Speer
Iam
Paul of
Tersus
Jan Christian Smute
South Africa
Canadian Legion
H Forster
S. P
Mrs. Wes. Stewart
John J. Arklie
Wil Leam
Spark—Craig
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
G.L. Armstrong
Berkshire
John Wythe
F.wiltshire
Massey-Harris
Herbert Clark
Peter MacPherson
Imperial Oil Ltd
Oliver Implements
Marcelling
W. H. Yarwood
Prop
Isabella Garage
Alex. Clark
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