Miniota Notes Highlight Community Activities and Local News
Reports from Miniota detail a baritone concert by James Isherwood and a church service at Union Church. The Arrow River district prepares for events including a Whist drive, a Curling Club concert, and a Trainmen’s Bar event. Regional updates cover the Marquette Progressive party, the Crerar seat support, a new mixed doubles cup, and local shooting and bridge concerns.
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Marquette Progressive Party
T. A. Crerar
Tremont
Minnedota
Crerar
Annual Meeting Notice of Manitoba Mutual Fire Insurers
Notice states the Thuty seventh annual meeting of Beulah Beulah Manitoba farmers mutual fire insurance at Beulah Hall Beulah Manitoba on February 9 1925 at 2 00 pm for electing directors for 1925 receiving the directors report 1924 and other business under the Mutual Fire Insurance Act of Manitoba H E Hemmons secretary manager Beulah Manitoba January 17 1925
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Anowver Boys and Girls Club
Arrow River
Ube
Minita Farmers Mutual Fire
Compas
Beulah
Manitoba
Gewary Vath
Mutual Fire Insurance Act of Manitoba
H. E. Hemmons
Beulah, Man
Public notice on contagious disease reporting and quarantine
Rural Municipality of Miniota requires residents to report suspected contagious or infectious diseases to the health officer in writing. Quarantined persons may not leave or interact with outsiders without health authorization, with penalties up to 10 dollars. The notice references Health Act regulations and penalties for obstructing officials.
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Miniota
Opes
Job Printing Order Sought by The Herald Office
A notice requests the next order for job printing be sent to The Herald Office. The brief action reinforces the newspaper's publishing needs and points to ongoing production scheduling.
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Herald Office
Unclear fragment hints at cigarette bill discussion
Fragmentary note mentions Professor Burtens of AN herst cot leg and a referee to a stinglea bee. It references a cigarette and a Wend at theesa Cigaret in an indistinct context.
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Prof. Burtens
Theesa Cigaret
Fragmentary cry hints at distant towns Paytown and Duncan
Muddled OCR text shows a murmured exclamation followed by unclear request about going to a place named Paytown and Duncan. No coherent events, dates, or entities beyond ambiguous town names.
Po You Remember Autotrap Album Inquiries
Fragmentary notes reference music topics and personal remarks about Mary MacLane and Swiss Nell Ringers. It mentions best fellows Pam Roing and a debate about marriage to a sister figure, with a self doubt expressed about worthiness and guidance from a mother figure.
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Mary MacLane
Nell Ringers
Gregory Madaro's first name not Colorado nor a cigar maker
The statement asserts that Gregory Madaro's first name is not Colorado and that he is not a cigar maker, clarifying a mistaken association or label. It rejects incorrect identifications and affirms the factual details.
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Gregory
Madaro
Colorado
To Please Your Wifes Sit Down Dinner Remark
A terse advise column suggests telling your wife you are not hungry after she had a large lunch. The tone implies casual marital humor about meal dynamics and appetite.
Man Learns Truth About Ness Before Marriage
A fragment reflects a wary pessimist stating that a man learns what is true in life only when he marries, implying regret and insight arrive too late.
National Institution The Family Herald and Weekly Star
A Canadian journal, The Family Herald and Weekly Star, celebrates over fifty years as a national asset with a vast readership. For 1983 publishers promise renewed value, more contributors and resources, maintaining a $2 yearly subscription despite heavy outlay, backed by over half a million readers.
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Canada
Heroo
Montreal
Dominion
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Cew
Helf
Ada
Lvl
Willen Jottings Describe Mrs Rogers Winter Visit
Mrs Rogers is spending winter with her son in California. The farmers of Willen have plans or concerns mentioned in the jottings, reflecting local life and small community notes.
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Rogers
Winiter Watiphtr
California
Moose Calling Guides Hunters in Nova Scotia Traditions
Nova Scotia guides use birch bark horns and secret calls to lure moose, led by Louie Harlow, a famed Micmac hunter born near Bear River. The piece details routes, seasons October to November, and a tradition of conservation limiting hunters to one bull annually.
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Louie Harlow
Nova Scotia
Gtides
Louie Harton
South Milford
Louie
Bear River
A. D. Thomas
United States
Harlow Linthunter Must Do
Novenco
Evangeline
South Mill
Annapolis
N.S
Boston
Yarmouth
St. John
N.B
Dig
Lovie Harelow
Sam Glade
Liverpool Chain of Lakes
Kedgemakoogee
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James Isherwood
Satur
Andrs. Carrington
McConne
Bank
Miniota Womens’ Institute
Sten
Tom Laidman
Laidman Wat
Jae
Laidmans
England
Co. P. RR. Palmer) Mitchell
Minnedosa
Palmer
Union
A. Moffat
Union Church
Isherwood
Pete Gameron
Brandon Hospital
Pete
Win
Lindsay
Armor
J. D. Forsyth
Alice M. Howden
Rod Dunsemore
Virden
Dumbrell’s
Glenloohar
S-Sch
S.schi
Sla
N. W
D. J. Fraser
Jersey
A. Lawes
Nanna
Arvone
Vent Tree
Barefort
Paytown
Duncan
Pam Roing
Charlce
Charlice
Thatu
Java
Great West Life Assurance
JNO
Fairview Chemical Co
Regina
Worm Ves
A. Spencer
MR. Merchant
Willen Jottings
Willen
MOOSE
Baseball Writers Rifle
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