Local and General News Items
John Cawsey of Hamiota is relieving at the Royal Bank for a few days. The Local Association of the Girl Guides meets at Mrs J Leland home Saturday afternoon. Free Power Farming Meetings advertised for Miniota Monday and Arrow River next Tuesday. Coronation expenditure of 197000 approved for Canada’s representation in May. Congregational Meeting at United Church Sandy evening to elect three elders. United YPU meets Wednesday at 8 30 pm in church basement with theme Fields of service for young people. Milliota and Arrow River YPU held a von spiel with 13 rinks. Mrs T Jasper rink won final against C Peel. Woods won the Consolation. Williams second.
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Miniota
Arrow River
United Y PU
Milliota and
Arrow River Ypu
Premier Aberhart Fails to Deliver Social Dividends
Premier Aberhart announced he could not meet the promised social dividends within the 15 month window and will face an election in June. The government will meanwhile prepare to implement its promises as the campaign unfolds. The article also notes a local whist drive and dance event hosted by the Union of Horseshoe Throwers with 27 tables, prizes won by Olive Long and Albert Spencer Jr., intermission songs by W. Williams, Bowles orchestra, and a lunch.
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Aberhart
Alberta
Olive Long
Albert Spencer Jr
W. Williams
Bowles
Power Farming Meetings and Local Events Summary
March event notices list Power Farming meetings at Miniota and Arrow River on 19 and 10, an Auction Sale at N Sararas farm in Two Creeks, a Beulah United Church ladies concert, and Anglican W A Easter Bazaar with tea and cooking sale scheduled on 27.
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Miniota
Arrow River
Obituary for Joan Jancett Vradenburgh
The community expresses sympathy to Mr and Mrs J C Vradenburgh on the death of their youngest daughter Joan Jancett at 11 months and six days. She contracted pneumonia about a week before her death on Saturday morning February 27. She is survived by her parents two sisters Dorothy and Betty and one brother Raymond. Funeral at the family home Monday afternoon by Rev G A McMillan. Burial in Miniota cemetery.
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J .C. Vradenburgh
Joan Jancett
Dorothy
Betty
Raymond
G A. McMillan
Miniota
Newspaper subscriptions revisited by this paper
A brief note recalls a past effort to update the subscription list and improve accuracy. The discussion reflects a rare topic of readership records in this publication.
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Bsve
Caieivety Ve Essper
Ti Fe
Renewal Notice Encourages Subscriptions and Payments
Readers are urged to settle overdue Herald subscriptions to keep all names on the list paid. Monthly or partial renewals are discussed as convenient options, with reminders that publishing costs require timely payment. Readers advised to visit the office if they receive the paper weekly and have overlooked their balance.
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Herald
A. Spalding
Education Week Observed Across Local Schools
Parents viewed student work and met teachers as schools held Education Week events. In Miniota visitors heard sermons, toured classrooms, and enjoyed knitting displays, with talks by G A MacMillan and J J Henderson, and thanks given to staff. Arrow River and Beulah hosted class visits and ribbons were awarded for 1935 proficiency, while E Isabella and Crandall observed programs and speeches by principals and guests.
Prices Good This Week at United Stores Miniota
Roster of grocery items including Masitoba Honey pail Fresh Dates Australian Raisins Pure Plum jam Herring in tomato sauce listed with unit prices. Sale notes Prices good all week at United Stores Ltd Miniota.
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United Stores, Ltd
Miniota
Arrow River Intermediates Lose In Hockey Game
The Arrow River Intermediates were defeated by Miniota at home on Monday night in a local hockey game. Vivian MacMillan won $10,000 from a jury in her seduction case against John Brownlee, former Alberta premier, in a ruling handed down by the Supreme Court of Canada on Monday.
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Arrow River
Miniota
Wicocal Boys
Vivian MacMillanie
Agaipel
John Brownlee
Alberta
Supreme Court of Anada
Card of Thanks from the Fredenburgh Family
Mr and Mrs J C Fredenburgh and family express gratitude for the sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement.
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J. C. Fredenburgh
Forsyth Installs Delco Lighting Plant in Score
The J T Finkheimer residence faced a scare when detective wiring sparked a small fire outbreak. Forsyth had previously installed a Delco lighting plant in his score.
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Forsyth
Delco
J.T Finkheimner
Spring Linoleum Patterns Arrive at Mail Order Prices
The new Spring Patterns of Linoleum Congolewme and Linoleum Rags etc. are here. Designs this season are very attractive and we can supply your floor covering needs at better than mail order prices. United States Minieta.
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United States
Minieta
The Prince of Liars staged at Chumah with large crowd
Crandall reports the W.1. play The Prince of Liars shown at Chumah on Friday to a large audience. Brandon visitors included Mrs W P Wallace Mrs C Lewis and Miss M Warren. Curling bonspiel began Monday with 20 rinks. William Coburn's rink leads. W A and Ladies Curling Club served lunches raising over 13 dollars. Annual curlers service Sunday by ey G A McMillan and Rev J D McNair with address on Religion and Curling. Choir from Arrow River sang Send Out Thy Light and Thy Truth.
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Prince of Liars
Chumah
Brandon
W.P. Wallace
C.lewis
M Warren
Wm. Coburn
W.A. and Ladies Curling Club
Ey.g.a.mcmillan
J D. McNair
Arrow River
Beulah Birtle hockey team suffers 16 to 6 defeat
Beulah Birtle hockey team played here Saturday afternoon and were defeated 16 to 6. H Howard underwent an appendectomy at Minota Hospital on Monday morning. G Armstrong departed Saturday for Winnipeg to attend a reunion of South African Veterans.
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Birtle
H Howard
Miniota Hospital
G. Armstrong
Winnipeg
Bonspiel Results and Local Meetings Report
The bonspiel concluded with Merchants taking first place and D Macc Donald second, K S and H Fraser taking consolation first and second. Seae W M 8 met at Mrs. A Haney's home on Wednesday, led by Mrs G L Woods and Mrs A Frazer who read the Study Book chapter.
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D.macc Donald
H. Fraser
J. Hawes
H . Forster
Birtle Players Stage Texas Ranger to Rousing Audience
To aid unemployed citizens funds the Birtle Players presented Texas Ranger to a large Friday audience. The story drew strong acting and the evening included a dance with music by the Birtle orchestra.
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Birtle Players
Texas Ranger
Birtle Orchestra
Isabella vs Neepawa Hockey War Scores and Returnees
Isabella Olympians beat Neepawa 3 1 in the second round at the rink with Isabella scoring three goals. Neepawa won 11 1 in Isabella the following day with the visitors securing all eleven goals. The Isabella team and crowd enjoyed two late season hockey games amid travel updates and local visit notices.
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Neepawa
Isabella
Neepswa
Local Notes From Arrow River and Brandon Area
Mrs W E Dayton visited Brandon last week E Sinclair attended the Trustees Convention in Winnipeg Elizabeth McNab and Helen Stewart spent the weekend at the former s home Alvin Johnson s committee held their last dance Friday night with music by the Leland Orchestra A juvenile hockey game between Minnesota and Arrow River was witnessed here on Saturday The latter was
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E. Sinclair
Winnipeg
Elizabeth McNab
Helen Stewart
Alvin Johnson
Leland Orchestra
Minsota
Arrow River
Coach Excursions Drive Traffic on Canadian National Railways
A 1936 survey shows coach excursions adding to 9 675 000 regular passengers on the Canadian National Railway system with hundreds of economy fares moving 424 548 travelers coast to coast. Central region led with 304 607 passengers, Eastern and Western Canada strong, while return travel and interregional trips boosted family visits and friend visits under low fares. The policy of one cent fares or less for short and long trips has proven popular and encouraged rail travel.
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Canadian National Railway System
Canadian National Rys
Dominion
Central
Atlantic Region
Ontario
Chicago
Central Vermont Railway
Montreal
Western Canada
Pacific Coast
Prairie Provinces
Pacific Coash
Prairies
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Hev.g.a.macmillan
J.j.henderson
J Stowe
Reid
Wal Bonner
J J. Henderson
Mescimes
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J.J. Henderson
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Crandall
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W. A. Shean
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R. L. Miles
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Two Creeks
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Peter S. MacPherson
GEO. Gabel
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Wardwell
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