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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1928
Page
1
The Miniota Bay Scout Troop will camp this week at Shoal Lake under the command of lieutenant BE 5 Wixon.
A brief item notes W Dicken visited his wife hospitalized in Brandon last week. The report mentions a slight improvement in Mrs Dick a, and ends with a puzzled remark about neighbor's stock claim.
A neighbor was told he was wrong for bringing stock exhibits to the Mimota Fair on Tuesday next, the 17th. The incident centers on conduct at the fair and participation by the neighbor with the exhibits.
Notice states no meals will be served at The Commercial Leams Hotel on Fair Day July 17. The brief line indicates a service interruption for that event.
Charles Warren left last week for Regina where he has secured a position. A baby’s bonnet remains at the office awaiting its owner.
Local reporting notes that Hamiota By law received electoral approval recently. Community mentions Mrs J Mr Evans Eric and Gwladys visiting friends in the district. The Irvine family departed last week for the United States to reside there.
The World Series in baseball will not be decided at Miaicta on Tuesday the lich. Local boys plan a 1 pm show of real ball with no extra charge, drawing community interest and funds.
George Cusack visited town on Saturday with a Pontiac car costing him one dollar. The car was one of six drawn under the Elks carnival auspices held recently.
Since the last issue Miniota Sports drew large crowds. Prizes were cut across events yet eight baseball teams sought prize money, seven horses raced, football and basketball drew strong teams, and a show and dance attracted many patrons enjoying a fine day.
In Canada in 1026 four thousand five hundred fourteen infants under one died from diarrhoeas. Breast feeding is the best protection and most deaths occur among artificially fed babies. Seek physician supervision and follow instructions for feeding and care.
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