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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
1
Ceres Wheat sold with high resistance and strong yield allegedly equal to Marquis at 250 dollars per bushel. Includes one team of horses and clover seed sold out. Contact Tom Long by phone 222 in Miniota.
Canada bred to lay chicks advertised as 100 percent alive with prices per 100 for Leghorns 17 Anconas 18 Barred Rocks 18 Rhode Island Reds 1000 per 100 Wyandottes White Rocks and Bat Orpingtons 20 plus a 12 month poultry course free Chicks from pen matings 25 cents each incubators brooders and free catalogue First hatch March 4 Alex Taylors Hatchery 362 Furby Furby St Winnipeg
Residents invited to a meeting at the Municipal hall on Wednesday night to discuss holding a local bonspiel. The gathering aims to decide on the event and plans.
An Apron Shower and Silver Tea will be held at The Rectory Minieta on Saturday afternoon. Strachan attended the Manitoba Poultry Association convention in Brandon last week. Rev G L Armstrong will attend the Canadian Legion provincial convention in Winnipeg March 11 to 14 as Miniota branch delegate.
If sufficient names are received a Crib Tournament will be held soon with many requests. Send your name to The Editor. Draw on Friday, March 16 and play begins Saturday night the 16th. Entry fee remains 5Ie with good prizes.
Mr and Mrs Albert Spencer came home Thursday night from a pleasant journey to Vancouver Victoria San Francisco and other western points. They praised the beauty and grandeur of the Canadian Rockies and found the US portion enjoyable but were glad to be back home.
Representatives from churches and service organizations met in Miniots to discuss organizing a gymnasium. A delegation will request the school board to use a room in the old building. The idea is praised as beneficial for all ages, providing clean healthy sport.
The text argues for county or rural health units to bring city level disease prevention to towns and farms. It notes cities have health departments with trained staff, while rural areas lack such protection. A unified rural health service would require trained workers and funding, but is seen as cost effective in keeping communities healthy.
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