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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
8
Mrs I A I A I Hagins hosted friends Sunday. Hed left Tuesday for a vacation in Vancouver and western points. M Pratt accompanied the Colonial and delivered an interesting speech on daily politics. Both members received good cheers.
United States discounting continues with 25 percent off many items. Mr and Mrs George Rowan and daughter Patricia visit relatives in town while Mrs Fred Lindberg and son Jack from Winnipeg stay for a time. Winnie Rowan, visiting relatives, leaves for EK Almonton to take a position at the Indian Residential School.
Word reached Pred Franklin that his mother was away at Liford London Ing on Thursday last July 10. Sympathies are extended to Mr. Franklin in his loss.
The town of Birtle considers selling its power plant to the Manitoba Power Commission and carries the by law in this week’s Eye Witness. A vote is scheduled for July 30. A separate big baseball day at Virden drew a large crowd despite hard times, bringing good days for Virden.
A large crowd attended Russell Fair on Thursday and Friday with Friday’s events disrupted by heavy rain. The Derby was run on a very wet track, but a good time was reported despite the weather.
An invitation extends to the Comrades of the Minota Branch of the Canadian Legion to attend a Memorial Service at Birtle on Sunday next July 20th. Comrades meet at the town hall at 2 30 p m. Many returned men and citizens are urged to attend.
Col H A Mallins, the Conservative candidate for Marquette, spoke in Minnesota on Saturday night outlining party policy and hinting at intentions if elected. Major A. on the 25th followed with further remarks.
The directorate expects large turnout for the fair next week with strong participation in parden produce. Farmers in the district are encouraged to enter horses cattle pigs and poultry, relying on their good judgment to support the society.
Readers of daily newspapers scan commercials from various firms in addition to news items, noting prices, offers and schedules while surveying city ads for local services and products.
The text notes that prices for everyday goods are dropping while stores earn reasonable profits. It questions whether chain stores drive the fall or not, but asserts that prices are on the decline impacting household purchases.
John Spalding the returning officer announces full preparations for the Marquette vote. He notes busy work over the past month arranging polling places appointing deputy returning officers and fixing many details. Further issue will list polling place specifics for the municipality.
The article notes that the newly published material will be welcomed by those who have not yet read the Halis. It highlights broad interest and anticipates positive reception.
The Fourth annual Sunday School Rally at Miniota drew good attendance Sunday afternoon. The Isabella boys choir of about 20 presented well. Rev H Bow manen spoke on The Boyhood of Jesus and R L Stevenson on the History of the Church exams. A business session decided to hold next year’s rally at Beulah.
In spite of continuous rain the article notes the estate of the late John Poll and the worth or inventory of his goods, mentioning probate or settlement context as part of a brief obituary notice.
At Isabella on Friday afternoon a sale by auction drew a crowded group including Peter MacPherson and his clerk. The damp day left bidders and observers soaked like drowned rats, yet the sale proceeded briskly and the goods were all cleared.
A brief note urges use of Heinz Pure Distilled Pickling Vinegar for better pickling results this season. The text references United States Limited and Mintota with unclear branding.
Notice states that anyone wishing to purchase Twine can expect good service from the Miniots Co operative Wholesale. Signed by C. Ellerington, Secretary, Miniota.
The thanks of the Miniota Women's Institute are extended to the Isabella Women's Institute for the pleasant time and hospitality shown at the picnic held at the home of Mr. and Mrs J T Finkbeiner.
Rain and warming temperatures spread through the West boosting soil moisture and crop prospects. Farmers report better germination in key areas as forecasts remain favorable for the coming weeks.
Weather updates report variable rainfall through the past week with showers in parts. Agriculture department notes wheat heading soon with moisture favorable in Manitoba, eastern Saskatchewan, and parts of Alberta. Warm spells spur rapid growth. later sown wheat shows better prospects. Some electrical storms caused damage while fodder crops are fair to good and haying progresses.
A Silver Tea will be held at the home of Mrs B Woexis on Friday July 18 to benefit Miniote United Church. Attendees are invited to enjoy tea and light refreshments in support of church activities and community programs.
Rev J Ales Stephen Bla leads Arrow River service at 1 4 min with Sunday School at noon Public Worship at Two Creeks 3 30 pm Pali Worship Miniota slam Sunday School 7 30 pm Public Worship agenda reflects local church activities and times for worship and education across multiple congregations.
Col. Hary Mullins, Conservative candidate for Marquette, born in Oswestry in 1861, rose from immigrant youth to cattle feeding and export, helped end the Canadian cattle embargo in Britain, and pledged to maintain and lower freight rates. He served in the Manitoba legislature 1901–1903 and in the Dominion Parliament in 1925, promising to reinstate favorable Crows Nest Pass rates and promote British market access for grain.
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