Miniota and district notes plus rain improves crops
Local items report tea hosted by Mrs R V Andrew for Miss L R Chalmers, and retirements and visits in Belleville Winnipeg and Durban. Tennis club results in Hamiota, Sunday School work by Bishop's Messenger. Frost damage followed by generous rains that improve crops. upcoming reopening on August 26. School staff and board payments approved. next meeting in Miniota.
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B. Maxted
St. Faubs
Swan River
Kingdon
St. David
Holy Trinity
Polone
Miniota High School
Miniota
Miss Laurie Chalmers Bride Elect Honored At Shower
A bride elect Miss Laurie Chalmers was guest of honor at a Masonic Temple shower attended by many friends. A vest pocket radio program, gifts, and a silver service purse were presented. Mrs. A. B. Cunningham read the address. Miss Chalmers thanked guests. Community singing and a lunch followed. A trousseau tea was hosted by Mrs. R. K. Chalmers on Saturday. Rural Council held routine business and approved leases, tax sale postponements, and pasture permits.
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Laurie Chalmers
Masonic Temple
Miss Chalmers
A. B. Cunningham
J. C. Vradenburgh
R. K. Chalmers
Railway Commission
Brandon
Sawyer—Finkbeiner
Herbert Gardiser
Coburn
Warren
Crandall
F. E. Cuatlen
I. Waldie
F. Bohen
J. Dickenson
Cole
F. Bennet
C. Bagsey
J. Ferguson
H. Cariberg
E. Bowles
J. McGibney
Sly
W. Tennant
Asessor
School Board Meeting In Minnesota Names Resignations And New Hires
A school board meeting in Minnesota on Thursday included resignations from E S Robinson and C Campbell. The board accepted the teachers resignations and announced replacements Miss Dorothy Wythe for Wynona school and Miss Ruth Gibbon for Glenlochar. The auditor's report was adopted and available at the municipal office. Schools will close on Wednesday.
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Minsota
E S. Robinson
C. Campbell
Dorothy Wythe
Wynona School
Ruth Gibbon
Glenlochar
The World of Wheat By H G L Strange
The article notes Canada will lose overseas markets including Italy and France, reducing wheat exports to about seven million bushels annually. Wartime hardships are acknowledged, but British hunger amid bombings is stressed, with Canada urged to continue producing high quality wheat to feed 700 million urban dwellers unable to grow their own fodder.
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Italy
France
Canada
Great Britain
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Miniota Hardware CO
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Hamiota
Food Films
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Frank Morgan
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Betty Burke
Bert Lahr
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Mary Swirto
Jimmie Lynch
Feoewac
Ecuwach Basa-Re
Etna
Best Farm
Virden
John Spalding
Maniota
Manitoba
THE
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Gme
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Miniota Herald
Saci
DDO Iconic
R. V. Andrew
L. R. Chalmers
Jack Hanlin
Belleville, Mich
Mrs
A.S. Lindaay
Mrs. A. Stewart
Durban
Doug Horner
KR. Faulconer
Winnipeg
Penman
United States, Ltd
Miniola
Rural Council
H. G. L. Strange
Cka
Sapho Liquid
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Miniota Drug Store
J. D. Forsyth
Dorothy Lamour
Kay Milland
Akin Tamaroff
Lynne Overman
Savoy Theatre
Birtle
Fe I Ae O. C. Ccart
Agel
Screen Entertainment
Wallace Beery Io
Death Valley
R.L. Miles
LDS
D.cs. Pratt & Lauman
Municipal Red Cross
Spencers
F. L. Spencer
Herald
Winnipeg Commercial School
Portage Ave
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