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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
A writer warns of societal disharmony and urges harmony with surroundings, proposing a life split into 50 years of learning, 50 years of work, and 50 years of retirement. The piece argues that people seek meaning and achievement over mere longevity, favoring purposeful action at any age.
The Manitoopa How and Leone Co warns customers to settle coal accounts by June 22 to avoid personal visits, as about $2,000 remains on books for coal. It stresses coal must be stocked in July August and September to guard against a coal famine and winter shortages.
The Miniota Herald publishes a reader letter warning against employing G T P contracted immigrants. It states that such workers are under contract until transportation costs are paid and that employers who hire them are liable, as are the workers, if they abscond or are employed by outsiders.
A meeting last week elected Captain Geo Map pin Sub Captain A Watts Secretary treasurer A Rowan and committee members T Miners R Andrew A Rowan G Mappin A Watts. Practice nights set for Monday, Wednesday and Saturday with white shirts and dark pants as colors, subject to change.
Local Arrow River and Miniota communities report on crops and farm work. Wm Jennings drives herd in the valley while Copeland buys Stoward farm. Farmers discuss threshing rules, wheat prices, and planned machinery contests. A carnival mocks hard times and a baseball match draws fans from Miniota.
The upcoming World's Sunday School convention is scheduled to take place in Tokio Japan during 1910. The event will bring together religious educators and organized groups from various nations to discuss outreach and curriculum improvements.
Members are informed that meetings will occur every two weeks. The next gathering on June 13 will elect officers and include a social evening. All members are urged to attend.
The Has Beens defeated the local team 12 to 8 on Monday night with Fergie shining at third base. A second game between the teams is planned for tonight.
Two Winnipeg women stayed with Mrs. James Warren. George Todd bought a rubber tired buggy aiming for a win. Quinn shot his dog due to rabies. Town sees many new rubber tired buggies. The Sparlings visited last week. Rumor of a wedding this week. Wattis builds a new kitchen. George Gray returned from Saskatoon for his father W H Gray’s funeral. Warren brothers travel to Regina for land. MecAnerin south of town renewing acquaintances on Sunday.
The Birtle District assembly convened on a Wednesday with a satisfactory financial year. J. R. Lynch was elected delegate to Conference for the circuit. Rev. T. Y. Williams and R. A. Basham were examined and unanimously recommended for favorable Conference consideration. Basham completed his first year and may begin a second probation after Conference.
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