New four room school opens at Miniota with large turnout
The Miniota community celebrated the opening of a new four room school. A large crowd attended the ceremony after an October start, praising the building’s modern design, heating by two furnaces, and careful sanitary planning by Waterman Waterbury Co. The event featured Dr. Chalmers as chair and remarks detailing construction and final lining.
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Miniota
Harrison
Waterman- Waterbury Co
Chalmers
Mrs J J Taylor Stricken by Serious Illness
Mrs J J Taylor is very seriously ill with double pneumonia contracted before recovery from a prior illness. The family seeks prayers and best wishes as the condition remains grave at this time.
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J.J. Taylor
Holy Trinity Church Parish Meeting January 71st
The annual meeting of Holy Trinity Church parishioners will be held on Monday January 71st at 8 p.m. in the church basement. A social time will follow the business meeting.
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Holy Trinity Church
Family Herald Offers Low Rates for Yearly Subscriptions
The Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star notes its record of voluntary renewals due to a plentiful weekly feast of quality reading at an extremely low price of $1 for one year or three years for $2.
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Family Herald
Weekly
Star of Montreal
Virden Town Pays For Snowbound Road Maintenance
Even with heavy snow last week, traffic remains heavy as officials implement road upkeep plans. Virden subscribes 500 dollars with surrounding municipalities pledging support to keep main market roads open to the boundaries.
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Virden
Death of Peter Still 95 Pioneer in Teulon District
Jan Still Sr traveling to Winnipeg after his father Peter Still died in the city at about 5 am Sunday. The elder Still, 95, was a Teulon district pioneer who visited his son during a valley stay. An Exchange cites a stove pipe fire remedy urging powdered sulfur to suffocate fires in furnaces and stoves.
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Jan. Still, Sr
Winnipeg
Peter Still
Mr. Still
Teulon
Mrs Colby Visits Ill Father in Minne doda
Mrs Geo Colby left for Min nedosa to visit her father David wun who is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs Elviss home. Mr Rowan recently had brain base abscess operation and is weak. Dr Blyzelow says patient is improving as well as can be expected.
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Geo. Colby
Minnedosa
David Wun
Elviss
Rowan
Blyzelow
Calf Finds Watch After Seven Years in Cow Lungs
A farmer near Lyon recalls a seven year old tale when a calf chewed a vest pocket containing a gold watch. The cow later yielded the watch lodged between its lungs and the internal airways, keeping the timepiece wound for four minutes short of seven years.
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Lyon
Immigration talks move toward satisfactory Canadian policy
Discussions on the immigration question approach a satisfactory solution for English speaking residents. Last week it was noted that only one third of foreigners who emigrated last year to Canada will be admitted this year. An announcement was attributed to Robert Ferke.
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Canada
Hoa Robt
Ferke
Charity Event Features Lecture and Music Ensemble
A local program showcased Dr Vader as history professor speaker. The audience enjoyed remarks praised by Rev. Renlkmen, with relief and applause from Hewes, Armstrove, and Dieu. Clerical staff and Mr Curtis contributed violin and dance numbers by a group linked to Arrow River Gloom Chasers.
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Vader
Piutssor
Brandm Cothee
Thik Renlkmen
Paleo
Hewes
Curtis
Tao
Lynch
Orelivetra
Beulah Buts Charles Pierce Leave for Winnipeg
Beulah Buts and Charles Pierce departed Saturday to spend time in Winnipeg, according to local notices.
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Charles Pierce
Winnipeg
Heating plant overhaul closes main routes Monday
The primary routes were closed on Monday to allow an overhaul of the heating plant. This maintenance disrupted traffic while technicians performed essential servicing and safety checks.
United Church Annual Meeting Set For Wednesday
The annual meeting of the United Church will be held on Wednesday of this week. The proceedings begin with a supper in the basement, followed by formal business.
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The
United Church
Beulah Earlers Seek Practice After Birtle Rink Collapse
A rink from Birtle toppled last Thursday and played a local rink. It appears the Beulah earlyers need practice as two games are held each night and veteran players regain form.
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Birtle
Beulah Earlers
Health Stock Taking For Readers
A health stock taking guide urges individuals to review their own health as the new year begins. It explains the idea is personal and directed at the reader, not others, inviting each person to assess diet, exercise, screenings, and well being.
Start the Year with a Health Examination
A health message urges readers to visit a family physician for a full examination even while feeling well. It emphasizes early detection, the benefits of routine checks, and treating illness in its early stage as the best insurance for yearly health and wellbeing.
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Manitoba
Isabella Notes Miss Bowman Visiting Reverend
Miss Lillian Bowman of Miami is noted visiting with the Reverend, with Bowman mentioned in context as a guest or acquaintance.
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Lillian Bowman
Miami Man
Rev
Ics
Bowman
Earl Warren Heads Station During Absence of Agent
Earl Warren oversees the station in the temporary absence of the regular agent, ensuring operations continue smoothly. The arrangement places Warren in charge while the assigned staff member is away.
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Earl Warren
Charles Arriss Goes to Winnipeg for Mechanics Course
Charles Arriss departed Tuesday for Winnipeg to enroll in a mechanics course. He will study automotive and mechanical theory at the training program there.
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Charles Arriss
Winnipeg
Robertson Leaves for California Visit
J. Robertson departed Sunday for California with Mrs. Robertson and the children accompanying him to Winnipeg.
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J. Robertson
California
Mrs. Robertson
Winnipeg
Pleasant gathering at The Manse for young people
A group from the congregation at The Manse met Monday evening for a pleasant social event. A goodly number attended and enjoyed the evening together.
Baby Chicks Guaranteed Alive From Alex Taylor's Hatchery
Canada bred to lay 100 percent alive guaranteed with breeding certificates. Chicks include L and C breeds such as Leg horns Barred Rocks Reds Anconas Minorcas Wyandottes Orpingtons. Discount for orders received by February 1. Free catalogue at 362 Furby St Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Canada
Anconas
Minorcas
Wyandottes Orpingtons
Alex ‘Taylor
Furby St
Winnipeg
Man
Poultry Contest Awards At Winnipeg Hatchery 1928
In 1928 Alex Taylor's Hatchery Winnipeg Man ran a customer promotion for Poultry Raising with prizes for earliest laying pallet highest chick yield best picture and results Miss Agnes Curtin Craik Sask wins 100 baby chicks with S C White Leghorns pallet laying at months 2 days A record for early yielding Birred Rock pallet 3 months 7 days Mrs W Drader Danren Alan winner of 100 chicks
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Alex
Taylor’s Hatchery
Winnipeg
Man
Agnes Curtin
Craik
Sask
W Drader
Danren
Alan
Local Fair Awards for Baby Chick Prizes and Winners
The report lists multiple prize winners at a local fair including Mrs W Heins Irrienoo Alia and Mr Frank Colwer Port Arthur Ant for breeding and laying chicks, Miss Ethel Meyer Krenville and Mrs Lou Strachan Crandall for baby chick pictures, and WL Foan Lakleche Sask who raised 94 of 200 and took first prize.
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Liv-An-Giro
Taylor Hulten
W. Heins Irrienoo Alia
Frank Colwer
Port Arthur
Ant
Ethel Meyer
Krenville
Man
Canadian Wheat Rewards Growers and Pacific Ship News
Canada plans to distribute 10 000 bushels of Reward seed wheat via 350 growers after a surplus of 2 000 bushels. Production across 65 firms rose to 42 996 288 dollars, led by Ontario and Quebec. The Princess Norah, seventeenth in its fleet, sails to Victoria with bow rudders for coastal channels. Duchess of Bedford test launches praise of boat lowering gear in New York ahead of West Indies cruise.
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Chadwa
Tia
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Scotland
Canadian Pacific
Princess Norah
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Duchess of Bedford
New York
West Indies
John J. Grady
United States Steamship Inspection Service
Liuchess of Bedford
Huchess
Yiralus
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AMCOM
Young Peoples Society
Anglican
H.F Maulson
Northern Judicial District
Themasin
J. A. Campbell
George Bruce
L. Berwick
M. Morgan
United Farmers
Brandon
Immigration Department
Beulah Buts
Isabella
Mrs Bowman
HYDRO
Progress
Lydro
Manitoba Power Commission
Isabella Garage
Alex Clark
United Church of Canada
Minieta
Earl S. Dixon
Minieta — Taom
Arrow River
Church of England
Istrong
Reetor
Hols ‘Tri
Venson
BABY
Aaa
Pai Express Company
South America
Agricultural Department of
Canadian Pacific Railway
John
Arelie
Optometrist & Optician
Commercial Hotel
Gataria
West
Via
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