Community milk program aids Shoal Lake children
Thanks to Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges, all primary pupils in Shoal Lake now receive a pint of fresh milk daily. The Miniota W I postponed its meeting to honor Mrs. W L Hodnett. Dr J S Stewart from Oak River visited the local I O O F lodge as D D G M to install officers. The Isabella and Blaris senior hockey teams played, with Blaris defeating Isabella 10 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Odd Fellow
Shoal Lake
Miniota W. I
W. L. Hodnett
J.S. Stewart
Oak River
I.O.O.F. Lodge
D.D.G.M
Isabella and Blaris
Isabella
J.iverach
J. Ross
H. Brisbin
E. Wallace
E. Warren
C. Kelly
Rh. Heise
Blaris
R. Bell
A. Clark
R. Campbell
E. Sunley
D. Day
J. Grey
J. Stewart
Blazis Boys
Miniota Beats Beulah 8-6 In Open Hockey Clash
Miniota hockey team visited Beulah Tuesday night and won 8-6 in a fast noisy game. The return at Miniota Monday ended 3 all with both teams sharing the points.
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Miniota
Beulah
Beware of linoleum peddlers selling cheap inferior goods
District residents report buying linoleum from peddlers who claim to dispose of stock cheaply. They found the product was of inferior grade, short on yardage, and costly to buyers. The notice warns to check for a transient trader license and to favor reputable local merchants offering square deals.
Farmers of Manitoba approve wheat pool and cattle pool
At the 21st convention in Winnipeg delegates pass a voluntary contract pool to manage the 1924 wheat crop by a two thirds plus vote. Three delegates oppose. The convention also backs the U.G.G. cattle pool with strong support.
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United Farmers of Manitoba
Winnipeg
U.G.G
Winter Travelers and a Northern Gold Deposit
Fifteen years ago J R Elliott spent the winter in Detroit. Jim Mackee went to work at the Royal Bank in La Riviere. Mildred Bell of Blaris left for a hospital training school in Saskatoon. Mr and Mrs John Ringland headed to spend the rest of winter in Sarnia Ontario. A rich gold deposit was discovered in the Herb Lake district north of The Pas.
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Jim Mackee
The
Royal Bank
la Riviere
Mildred Bell
Blaris
Saskatoon
John Ringland
Sarnia, Ont
Herb Lake District
Pas
Lowering Canadian tariffs to boost wheat sales abroad
H G S Strange argues that reducing tariffs will let foreign buyers, including Germany, purchase more Canadian wheat with Canadian dollars earned from German imports. He notes a 1936 Ottawa trade agreement requiring Germany to buy Canadian goods and 35 percent of payments in Canadian dollars, and says increased German imports will raise wheat exports, likely applying to other nations as well.
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Germany
Canada
Ottawa
Shoemaker Birth in Virden Hospital
Elizabeth McNabb of Arrow River and Les Shoemaker welcome a son born Tuesday January 10 at Virden Hospital. The new arrival joins a family celebrating this early January birth.
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Shoemaker
Virden Hospital
Les. Shoemaker Iiee
Elizabeth McNabb
Arrow River
Birth of McGilvray Son in Birtle Hospital
Beulah couple Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McGilvray welcomed a son at Birtle Hospital on Tuesday January 17. The announcement notes the baby is a member of the McGilvray family.
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Grippe
Miniota Drug Store
Miniota Hardware CO. Ltd
Manitoba
Round Baker
Boz
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
A. L. Miles
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Canadian Legion
W.E.G. Little
R. M. Oliver
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Hydro
Manitoba Power Commission
Christian Science Monitor
Prither
Christian Science Publishing
Gociet
Boston
Pures
Seeley
Nate
ABS
the Ladies Aid of the
Minsota
J.R Elliott
Detroit
Tions
Caye
H. G. S. Strange
Macaroni Libby’s
Tomato Juice
J. D. Forsyth
John Spalding
Maniota
Alindsor Hotel
J. Wainwright
Garry Street Winnipog
Mam
Miniota Herald
Thoss
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