Miniota RM Warns Against Damaging Road Signs
The Rural Municipality of Miniota warns that anyone interfering with or destroying road signs or damaging municipal property will be prosecuted. Readers are invited to send news tips to the office.
31 Jul 1929
Page 1
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1929
Page
1
The Rural Municipality of Miniota warns that anyone interfering with or destroying road signs or damaging municipal property will be prosecuted. Readers are invited to send news tips to the office.
The twenty second annual Miniota Agricultural Society show closed Tuesday July 23 with exhibits surpassing the 000 mark. Prizes were awarded across cattle and horse classes led by W English of Harding and Fraser Bros. Attendance topped last year and a picture show and dance capped the evening. The fair featured horse racing baseball and events in the horse shoe throwing contest and weight judging with close prize divisions.
The Miniota Agricultural Society weighs forming a Bear Rental Association. Breeding sow owners who are interested should contact Secretary John Spalding at Miniota to express interest and obtain details.
Local reporters note visitors and events in Miniota and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs A Hepburn of Vanguard holidaying with Wimans. Jennie Bonner returns from Gladstone with Miss Jene Clayton visiting. Memorial service at Birtle drew about 150 representatives. Two Creeks Co op reports 316 cattle 733 logs 41 sheep shipped, net to shippers $32820.69. officers elected include President W Maxfield and director lineup.
A Rural council meeting in Miniota district discusses bids for road works grading and paving approaches to bridges, gravel purchase, cemetery plot prices, and telephone fund transfers. Taxes and levy notices for 1929 pass. next meeting set by the Reeve.
A blaze at the A. M. Partridge rented farm four miles south of Crardall damaged the barn and burned animals including one cow and calf and four horses. The harness, granary, oats and hay were lost. Insured by Wawanesa Mutual.
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