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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
8
Fragmentary item notes Barrie 4 Heth FERS marquer cleaning, United Stores, Risieta, and Consolidated Mining and Tug Co. Klerman Hill visited her father David Hi in Payatota, recovering from a stroke, though his condition remains unsatisfactory and recovery uncertain.
Prices paid for the 10 y pool poultry are posted. Turkey special Jie A grade 21c B grade 1Se. chickens milk fed special 74c A grade 22c B grade Re. ducks and geese listed with various rates. The district shipment shows higher quality poultry than province averages, a record the writers say is worthy of pride.
The report describes a volatile month with Monday and Tuesday cold around four below zero, a springlike midweek, a first class dust storm on Thursday from a cyclone near Bloose Jaw and Regina, and subsequent mild days. Roads remain open, cars line up at the rink at night, and trucking to regional centers continues despite the storm threat. winter may return with another snow event before spring.
The article urges farmers to reduce production costs and consider resting land as hard times press on agriculture. It notes possible tractor layoffs, renewed use of horses, and an overall shift to sowing less while addressing weed control and market uncertainty. It highlights town residents also feeling the pinch of higher living costs.
Keep Friday February 13 open for the 7 Sons of England St Valentines Bar. See bills later for details.
With his sister Mrs. Walker in attendance the U S held its monthly meeting Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs F Paynter. A splendid time was enjoyed by the good crowd present.
The Blake Y P.S staged their play on Wednesday, delivering a splendid display of talent in Mother Mine. The performance was well acted though the crowd attendance was poor.
A Whist Drive and Bance will be held in Forster's Mall on Friday January 30 under Beulah local of the UF.M. Admission 35 cents. Ladies bringing baskets admitted free.
J Stanton selected as the delegate to the Synod. Votes of thanks given to officers who served faithfully during the year.
In Miniota United Stores, Ltd advertises a sale on men’s overcoats with the entire stock discounted by twenty five percent while supplies last.
The A YP.A. held its regular meeting in the church basement on Wednesday night. A strong turnout attended the annual gathering with a good crowd present.
Parishioners are invited to a meeting on Monday January 26 at p.m. to review last year’s activities and to make appointments for 193%. An appeal is made to every parishioner to attend and participate.
On Sunday evening the A Y P A led the service at Holy Trinity church with prayers read by 3B Goodman and O Ellerington and lessons read by J J Henderson. Bryant and Bruce acted as wardens. A splendid description on the Great Adventure was given by the Rector.
Bernard Gootman alias Salesman Sam acted as prisoner in a mock trial. Lawyers argued for all sides but Sam was awarded 310 000 in damages with 500 special damages and a suggested three year jail term if allowed. Judge Horner followed the jury verdict in a breach of promise case. A lunch and social time closed the evening.
The annual meeting led by Rev. W. P. Mason reported no debts and a healthy balance. They bought and moved a building to a donated site with required alterations creating a comfortable church. The W. A. also posted a strong report and balance. Officers for 1931 were elected: Rector's warden W. Yisley, People's warden G. J. Hephose, Veviry-Mesars A. Sawyer, E. Clara, and C. S. Coldman.
A local bonspiel with 16 mixed rinks is held at the local rink. Arrow River and Beulah senior teams meet on Arrow River ice Saturday afternoon. Beulah senior team also played Two Creeks and Laggan on Miniota ice with Laggan winning 3 2. Beulah Junior team traveled to Nittle and lost to its juniors.
In Miniota United States Ltd and Beulah battled on the local rink Friday night with the Miniota juniors emerging as victors after a close ice duel. The event highlighted early customer savings on sweaters and a 2goog selection with discounts noted.
The Crandall junior team faced Feabella in tabella on Saturday afternoon with Feabella ahead early. Minota defeated Crandall 74 0 in a later night game as Crandall and SMimiota Juniors met on Craculall ice for a strong matchup.
Two senior Arrow River and Ise Bella squads met on the river ice Thursday afternoon. The contest ended with Arrow River edging its opponent by a slim one score margin.
On Monday night Arrow River seniors played Crandall and delivered a strong game but lost by six points. Crandall edged ahead in the final stretch as Arrow River could not close the gap.
On Saturday afternoon the Miniota senior team lost to Arrow River by a 6 to 3 score in overtime. The game extended beyond regular time to decide the winner.
Decker curlers visited Manjota on Lugsday and defeated the local boys by about 13 in the combined rinks. The result highlights the visitors' stronger play on the day.
An almost new gas oil parlor lamp with a floral shade for sale at 8 1 2 dollars. Apply to The Herald Office.
Isabella Nate notes the W M S meeting at Mrs J E Hesse home Thursday. Regina visitor Thompson returns home. Curling results: Reese’s rink wins Grand Challenge cup. two Birtle visits with ladies winning 59 to men tied. A Sunday Young Peoples Service to feature Miss G McConnell. Rothsay hosts Miss Jean Doran shower for wedding to William Naylor of Saskatoon. 150 attend Doran shower at T K Doran home. gifts presented by Alice Brad and Garnet Heabertson. reception ends with dance and lunch.
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