Onions Brought to Town Left in Sack For Pickup
A local resident pulled onions from a garden and, after being scared, left them on the ground in a sack. They may contact Jim Warren to retrieve them.
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Jim Warren
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
8
Liberal Progressive Meeting Analyzed Bracken Record
A Liberal Progressive meeting was held in town on Wednesday night last with a large crowd. Speakers Thos. Wolstenholfe R. H. Mooney and Dr. Clinghan discussed Bracken administration records and current political issues, giving the audience fair hearings and thorough answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Wolstenholfe
R. H. Mooney
Dr. Clinghan
Bracken
Shorthorn Breeders Day at Brandon Indian School Event
A joint Field Day at the Indian Residential School and the Experimental Farm Brandon on Wednesday June 22 invites breeders of pure bred Shorthorn cattle. Sponsored by the Manitoba Shorthorn Club, it offers a view of top Manitoba Shorthorn herds bought two years ago by the school. Lunch at noon in the main building. tea coffee and ice cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Residential School
Brandon
Manitoba Shorthorn Club
Manitoba
Experimental Farm
Election Day Reminder and Ballot Instructions
Thursday this week is election day and all voters on the list should vote for their chosen candidate. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm. Do not assume all will be the same. vote for or against the Bracken administration. Use 1 2 3 as ballot marks, not X, and place 1 against the first choice with 2 and 3 for additional candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Rty
Dominion Dairy Promoter Plans Cow Testing in Miniota District
During June 20 to 24 Mr J M Bowman Dominion Dairy Promoter will organize a free government service in the Miniota district to test grade cattle. Farmers will weigh daily milk and send milk samples every two months to a testing centre to measure daily fluctuations, monthly production, and yearly value of dairy income. The aim is to reduce herds and improve quality to boost profits and stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bowman
Miniota Farmers Seek Co Op Banner Status
Farmers plan a concerted move to boost their mood and unite efforts to make Miniota a banner association. They call for cooperation from residents to build a stronger community through collective action.
Fancy Voiles Per Yard At United Stores
A short line notes sale of Dyess voile fabrics at United Stores in Minicta priced at 45 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stores
Isabella Notes Weekend Visit in Whitemouth Area
Isabella notes Miss N Corke of Whitemouth spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R Warren A report lists milk cows and young cattle for sale terms by Frank Collen phone 24 2 4 Miniota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss N. Corke of
Whitemouth
Mrs. R. Warren
Frank Collen
Miniota
Silver Tea by Girls Auxiliary at Holy Trinity church
The Girls Auxiliary of Holy Trinity church hosts a 4 Silver Tea at Mrs. FE H Baily’s home on Saturday June 18 from 3 to 6. Everyone is welcome.
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Holy Trinity Church
FE. H. Baily
Rattrar-Forever wedding at Beulah
The W. I. meeting delayed from Wednesday to Friday the 17th. A special Temperance Service will be held in the Sunday School on June 26 with all classes taking part. Farmers from the district entered cattle in the Decker Fat Stock show and featured in the prize list. Isabella reports subscribers missing The Herald. reports from readers say papers are not received after leaving the office. If you do not get your paper, phone 72 for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
the Herald
Promoting Crandall Events for Neighbors October Four Days
The notice urges readers to view advertised programmes and buy a seleen ticket to save money and support the cause. It invites everyone to Crandall to help neighbors and enjoy four big days Friday Saturday Monday and Tuesday January 17 18 20 and 21.
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Crandall
Beulah Bits and Visitors Across the District
Walter Frazer spent the week end at its home here. Mrs. and Miss Stewart of Scony Mountain are visiting friends and relatives in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Frazer
Mrs
Miss. Stewart
Scony Mountain
United church service at Crandall led by Brandon Salvation Army Band
Crandall residents are invited to Sunday morning worship led by the Brandon Salvation Army Band in the Chautauqua tent. Attendance is strongly encouraged for all who can attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the United Church
Crandall
Brandon Salvation Army
Mrs Paynter and daughter return home from Tantallon visit
Mrs W P Paynter and her daughter traveled back to their Tantallon residence on Tuesday after visiting relatives and friends in the district.
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W.P Paynter
Tantallon
Dee siders attend W A Deanery meeting at Strathelsir
Mesdames Reid Stretton Green and Howard attended last week’s W A Deanery meeting held at Strathelsir, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Reid, Stretton, Green and
Howard
W A. Deanery
Strathelsir
Crandall Chautauqua Opens This Friday Night
The Crandall chautauqua commends its upcoming Friday night program and urges public support from citizens who back the event. It promises quality entertainment and emphasizes there is nothing cheap about chautauqua.
Strawberry Tea and Sale of Home Cooking
St Wilfrids W A invites at Mrs W Titley home for a Strawberry Tea and sale of home cooking on Thursday June 25 at 3 pm. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wilfrids
W. A
W. Titley
Pretty wedding unites Holly Forster and G Wilson Rattray
Holly Virginia Forster daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Forster wed G Wilson Rattray son of Mr and Mrs A B Rattray of Winninpeg in United Church on Saturday afternoon. Revs S W L Stewart and A E Kerr officiated with Ruth Hodges and Wilcox as attendants. The couple left by motor for a tour of eastern Canada after the ceremony. Best wishes were extended for a long life of happiness.
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United Church
Holly Virginia
H. E. Forster
G. Wilson Rattray
A. B. Rattray
Winnineg
S. W. L. Stewart
Stony Mountain
A.E. Kerr
Winnipeg
Ruth Hodges
Wilcox
Mrs Rattray
Canada
Ell
Arrow River Notes Visit by Mrs Beatty and Daughter
Mrs Beatty and her daughter from Winnipeg traveled by car to Arrow River for a visitor note. They were received by local residents and planned a brief stay with invitations to nearby social gatherings.
Community Notes From Wordsworth Area Visit Recaps
Mr and Mrs Lockhart and Miss K Lelond return home from Wordsworth Saskatchewan after a visiting spell. Mrs Laedtke, who stayed with her father, sisters and brothers for several weeks, also leaves for Wordsworth.
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K. Lelond
Wordsworth, Sask
Miniota Boys Clinch Return Win in Weekend Baseball Match
Miniota baseball boys traveled for a friendly game last week and edged the home team 7 to 6. The rematch Saturday night produced another Miniota victory securing the series win.
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Miniota
Kenton Baseball Game Postponed by Weather
Kenton fans expected a Friday night game but rain and a misunderstanding canceled the matchup, leaving a large crowd disappointed.
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Kenton
Sunday School Rally Planned at Blaris Church
The rally held at Blaris church on Thursday elected KR L Stevenson as chair and set the event for Sunday July 8 at 2 30 pm. The program include a short address children story music and possibly a pageant with Hev Bowman and R L Stevenson in charge.
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Blaris Church
KR. L. Stevenson
Hev, Bowman
R. L. Stevenson
Breadalbane Community stage 4 act comedy The Arizona Cowboy
A packed crowd attended Breadalbane Community’s Friday night performance of The Arizona Cowboy a four act comedy. The cast delivered lively turns including The Chinaman and Old Back in 1870 with a finale that prompted a fainting audience member. An interval duet by Mr Lisk and Miss Stein and two cowboy songs by Mr Frame drew cheers under United Church auspices.
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Breadalbane
Ladies Attend District Women's Institutes Convention at Lenore
Delegates from Kenton Hamiota Arrow River Isabella Ellenville Rivers Oak River Crandal Decker Atoimah Beulah and Lenore attended a Lenore district Women’s Institutes convention with speeches by Mrs Watt and Mrs Simmie Past Provincial officers and Miss Esther Thompson. A drill by nine girls titled March of the Pinks was shown and a banquet for about 300 followed the afternoon program.
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Women’s Institutes
Lenore
D. K. Fraser
Kenton
Hamiota
Arrow River
Isabella
Ellenville
Rivers
Oak River
Crandal
Kenton Orchestra
Mea
D. E. Fraser
Gordon and
Bruce
G. Ruttan
Arrow River Quartette
Mias Viola Hill
J.H. Wilson
New Brooms at Crandall Chautauqua Opening Night
Canadian Players present New Brooms at Crandall Chautauqua on opening night Friday June 17. The comedy draws laughs with sharp observational humor and a realistic take on human nature. critics call it vast entertainment.
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Crandall Chautauqua
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Arthur Leam
Rattrar
Beulah
W. I
Blanshard Trustees’ Association
R. K. Chalmers
J.w.clarke
SFE
R.M Matheson
Mang
Rattray— Forster
Arrow River Notes
Lorentino
David L. Vaughan
John B. Ratto
Hansel and Gretel
Goldilocks
The
Three Bears
R. L. Miles
B. OS Pratt & Lauman
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
W.L. Hodnett
Brad E. Sinclair
R.B. Whitney
Miniota Isabella Arrow River Crandall
A. Archer
Reston, Man
Mr. and
Mrs Lockhart
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