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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
8
Local notes describe T Wolstenholme and KR Dennett as leading figures in Canadian public life with debates over policy and ambition. Both are bachelors, experienced in business and law, and seek power through different approaches. Voters are urged to choose between them.
Mrs RK Falconer has recently bought the J Boyce residence, which is currently tenanted by SV Copland.
Frank Kohen lies in Minnesota hospital with a broken leg after a crash at the fairgrounds reportedly caused by Cecil Wiltarne driving a car. The incident occurred today at the fairgrounds and police are investigating the cause.
In Hamiota on June 4 the Toronto Conservatory music examiners awarded marks to students Kathleen Clarke Evelyn Dart Kathleen Lyneh and Gladys Kirton Kathleen Clarke 7 5 Evelyn Dart 71 Kathleen Lyneh 7 Gladys Kirton 5A noted for Introductory and Primary to Junior levels.
After long work and planning the Arrow River Community opens a new Community Mall with a Thursday night dance at 3 30. The Gloom Cheers provide music and a lively party is expected. The hall features a fixed up board wood floor and other preparations.
A letter of appreciation arrives for Harlin and collectors of tin foil sent to The Children's Hospital, Winnipeg. Tommy Beamhea acted as official collector. The hospital notes daily large quantities received from across the province and hopes continued cooperation to raise funds.
The Miniota Agricultural Society held its summer fair with strong displays in ladies work cookery and garden produce while horse and cattle entries were down. Local exhibitors dominated the rink and events included horseracing and a Miniota versus Isabella baseball game won by Miniota. Evening features included a picture show and dance with meals provided by the Anglican W.A. who also hosted lunch.
Premier King and Mr Bei nett discuss how elections hinge on personal qualities. The article notes Mackenzie Ring as a historic figure, his nine years as prime minister and prior cabinet experience shaping the political scene.
William Arthur is born Saturday July 10 at Stoniface Hospital to Mr and Mrs C H Brad.
A son named Frederick James was born on Tuesday July 22 at Uzo to Mr and Mrs F Court. The birth was announced by the family stating the new arrival joins the household.
A Silver Tea is hosted at the home of Mr. T Long on Wednesday afternoon July 30 from 4 to 6 p m Everyone is welcome to attend.
For sale 70 breeding ewes mostly Oxfords. Some may be let out on shares to responsible parties. Apply to Dr Miles in Birtle.
Col H A Mullins Conservative candidate for Marquette, born 1861 in Oswestry England, immigrated to Canada as a boy. He built a career in farming and cattle feeding, operated from Binsearth district and a Portage Plains ranch, and helped remove the export embargo on Canadian cattle to Britain. He pledges to lower freight rates, defend the Crows Nest Pass rates, and promote British grain markets. He served in Manitoba and Dominion parliaments and is portrayed as a capable livestock expert advocating improved livestock conditions.
The Conservative Association of Marquette calls for a new representative promising full accountability and focus on constituency interests and agricultural issues in Western Canada. Citizens are urged to vote for a change to secure better conditions.
Eller ington, secretary of Miniota, assures buyers of good service from the Miniota Co operative Wholesale for Twine purchases.
A reader in The Pattor The Herad criticizes Colonel H A Mullins for confusing supporters about his UF M affiliation and loyalty to LF M principles. The letter notes claims of MF membership cards and asserts Mullins is not bound by certain commitments.
Electors across the Dominion of Canada head to polls Monday the 28th to elect federal representatives amid campaign activity by Liberal Conservative and Labor oriented groups. In Marquette the race draws mixed predictions as voters await results and polling places are listed with 8 am to 6 pm hours.
A letter from J Allison Glen proposes six joint campaign meetings in six large centers to clearly define policies for Conservative candidates in the Riding Mountain area. He requests equality of representation from both sides and asks the recipient to appoint two executive members to arrange locations and procedures. He asks for a reply by return.
Mr J Allison Glenn requests to address Col Mullins in Russell Manitoba. The Colonel has set meetings through July 28 and cannot change the schedule. Glenn or his agent should phone to arrange a slot, noting other speakers may appear and time must be coordinated.
Russell Manitoba July 16 1930 letter from Mullins to a colonel criticizes meeting plans. Burgess agent says meetings run to July 7th and hails rented making changes impossible. Mullins proposes joint meetings with hour long slots and openers and repliers at six large centers to discuss issues. He notes no reply from the colonel and assumes no arrangement will be made.
The United Church Sunday School plans its annual picnic at Murphy's Lake this Thursday. Attendees meet at the church at 1:50 p.m. Those without conveyance will be provided transport. Members are invited to enjoy the outing and fellowship.
In the China Sea between Hong Kong and Shanghai, Tom Ellworthy of the S S Empress of Russia rescued Mrs Makaroff after she jumped overboard in a dementia fit. 4th Engineer Dean aided Ellworthy, and they brought her back aboard after a long, exhausting struggle.
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