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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
8
A partial report notes that about 13 percent of Canada's population is receiving some form of relief. The figure emphasizes the scale of welfare needs estimated in current local and general news segments.
New scarf styles arrive at $1 each from United States Ltd Miniota. Minnedosa eyes saving on street lighting by midnight shutdown. Premier Bsmnett backs reciprocity with the United States. Manitoba budget deficit edges toward 24 million dollars. Winnipeg teachers consider a 15 percent pay concession. United Church Mission Band raised $930 at a home cooking and silver tea. Mixed bonspiel in progress with 18 rinks. Road condition improves between Miniota and Beulah after recent discing. Edmonton reports 300 plus entries in the World Grain Show at Regina in July. Girls Bridge Club met. Dorothy Spalding hosted with high scorer Helen Bally. John Pritchard seeks information on a starvation death of aires partridges. data to Ottawa. Shoal Lake Star notes widow eviction during January flu. bailiff and sub-bailiff involved. farm taken by neighboring owners amid concern for welfare. What is this country coming to when such evictions occur.
The Beulah district ladies study parts for two on stage plays. The Young People's Bible Study Class met Sunday at Mrs Johnson's home with 16 attendees. Isabelle hockey team visiting here lost 9 5 to the local squad on Thursday. Saturday brought a friendly with the Birtle hockey team.
The boys secured a step competition victory with a 10 to 2 score. A return match had been planned for Saturday evening next.
For sale Bay mare suitable for all farm work apply to D Cunningham. Also 100 bushels New Banner Seed Oats offered at 2 cents per bushel with machine row. Sample available at The Herald Office. Victory Vars grade 1 yogurt? termination 90 percent certificate 52.1268 35 cents per bushel. Alf Russell Two Creeks.
The Herald offers stove wood as payment for overdue subscriptions. Those behind on payments can catch up by bringing wood to the office or calling in for arrangements.
The Crandall Men's Club met Tuesday night after a 7 o'clock dinner. Dr. Scott of Oak River spoke on White Men in Colored Countries with maps and charts. a discussion followed. The Women’s Institute met Thursday at Mrs. Borland’s with 27 members. Baby Clinic plans were set and Mrs. Emmett spoke on her Belgium and Continent trip.
A rink with E. Johnson J. Craig C. Evans and M. Davis competed in the Miniota Bonspiel and captured their first same to the 4Frand Challenge. A Friday dance drew a full house, then a break week announced. E. Johnson suffered an eye injury during practice but is recovering and expected back soon.
Mrs Dayton and Mrs Elliott entertained the Bridge Club at the Elliott residence with all members present. After games, a sumptuous lunch was served and the next gathering is planned for Wednesday night at the same location.
Pupils of Miss Gladys Kirton performed piano solos by Florence McKinnon Helen Tennant Olive Mitchell Pauline Tennant and Edward Sinclair. Duets featured Mitchell with McKinnon Tennant with Kirton and Sinclair with Kirton. A piano trio included Mithell McKin non and Tennant. Mrs Mitchell praised Miss Kirton and thanked her for a delightful afternoon. Lunch followed. The local Lockey team played Miniota twice with a 6-5 score in both games. Miniota won the return by a last second goal. The fence board incident interrupted the crowd but caused no injuries.
Isabella notes Earl Warren returned from Winnipeg this week. Miss Ruby Finkbeiner spent the weekend at her home. The W. I. will meet on Wednesday at the Manse. Bonspiel delayed three days due to soft weather and other reasons. Trail Bargers Group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Riches. Mrs. H. Reid led a talk on What Flag Are You Under. Dainty lunch followed. E. E. Goodeve to head new Watkins products agency in Carberry district and move with family. Auction at E. Groodeye’s faced windy weather but drew a fair crowd and good prices. Pete MacPherson led the sale. proprietor satisfied.
Susannah Minnie Neely Iverach died in Isabella after a long illness. Born May 24, 1867 in Barrie Ontario, she trained as a nurse in Grace Hospital Toronto and served in Manitoba and Winnipeg before marrying Donald Iverach in 1904. The couple lived in Teasbella Calgary and Isabella, where they ran the post office for ten years. Funeral services were held at the United Church under Rev. Bowman, with a large turnout and many local floral tributes. she is survived by her husband and her brother Frank of Foam Lake, Sask.
Manitoba agriculture officials urge farmers to build a feed surplus each year to weather winter shortages. The department promotes a Forage Crop Calendar detailing suitable crops, sowing times, seed quantities, harvest schedules, and other essentials to prevent late winter fodder shortages.
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