Death of John Cook’s father noted in Scotland
Local items report John Cook receiving a cablegram about his father’s death in Withorn Scotland last Friday. Community notices list the Union Church annual meeting in Miniota February 2, Minot a Local M. T. F. meeting in Isabella January 31, and a Hamiota bonspiel postponed to February 9 with prize plans and good ice. The Ottawa clock contract tops municipal finance news with a $20 000 bid for a Biz Ben type clock and bells. Manitoba bonspiels yield prizes to Prentises and Kerr’s rinks. puzzles and club events attract crowds, while education and relief debates frame provincial policy.
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John Cook
Withorn
Scotland
Hamiota Cutting Club
Hamiota Echo
Parliamentary
Ottawa
He l Founders
Arrow River News Roundup and Local Notes
Local brief items from Arrow River cover visits by Mrs England and Miss Clarke, a hockey defeat at Crandall, a knee injury to Victor Shier, and obituaries for Mr Brown. Reports praise a January civic civics talk at Arrow River School led by Reeve Mitchell and Supervisor Plewes, highlighting municipal government lessons for students.
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Crandall
Victor Shier
Plewes
Mitchell
Arrow River School
Matchell
Jas. Elliott
Beulah Forms Local Farmers Union Branch
On Monday afternoon Beulah hosted x0 farmers who heard L L MarcNamee of the Farmers Union of Canada outline aims and objectives. After a two hour address a Beulah local branch was organized with good membership. notices of meetings will follow.
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Farmers’ Union of Canada
L. Ll’. MarcNamee
Farmers’ Union
Beulah
Advertising Rates Notice from Miniota Herald
The Miniota Herald advertises rates for legal notices and display ads. Rates include 40 cents per inch for tent advertising and 9 for $1.00 for single insertions, with additional charges per line for longer ads and special notices.
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Weelnesady
Herald
North Railway Ave
Miniota Tran
Princess Kathleen Maiden Voyage Trials Sail on the Pacific
The Princess Kathleen built by John Brown and Company for Canadian Pacific runs between Vancouver Victoria and Seattle completed trials in strong speed and efficiency. Canadian engineers reported full satisfaction and plan to deploy the vessel alongside its sister ship Princess Marguerite to Vancouver.
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Clydesbanks
John Brown and Company
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Princess Kathleen
West Indies
Panama
Princess Marguerite
Clyde
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DeForest
R. K. Chalmers Miniota
P. C. Watts
Union Church
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SistatSpia
Brandon Bonspiel
W. Prentises
A. Kerrs
Manitoba Liquor Commission
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Hamiota
Hemiota Town
Bartle
Birtle Town
Blanshard
Archie
Woodworth
A. Stewart
C. Fleming
RR. Elliott
Wil Cle Sam
Hodnett
G. Leland
W Hamilton
Wallace
Agricultures. College
K. W. Marchie
HC. Grant
G. A. Sproule
CR. Hopper
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Manitoba Agricultural College
F. W. Brodrick
Agricultural College
Haig
University
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Mrs. England
Elliott
Mrs. W. Tennant
D. Sutherland
Blairs
Isabella
Womens’ Institute
Edna Clarke
Blaris
Brandon
Hamida
Mrs
Roy Bell
Grosse Isle
8. Harrison
Frank Reid
Young Peoples Class and Dramatic Society
George Bain
U.F.M
Chas
Craig
Claris Young Peoples Club
FE. D. McNabb
John Bell
Mr . Brown
McNabb
the Cottage Hospital
R.B. Edmundson
Jim
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Kathleen
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