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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1937
Page
1
The article notes little progress toward funds for a proposed pen rink and urges community discussion to advance the project. Mrs J Knowles had goitre surgery in Winnipeg last week. The Jimmy Welsh rink from Deer Lodge lost to Alberta curlers 7 55 in the McDonald Brier in Toronto.
Mrs WL Bodnett visited Winnipeg last week. Harvey Hanlin returned from Winnipeg after a short course at Manitoba Agricultural College. Miss McMillan, visiting at the Manse, left for Winnipeg last week accompanied by Mrs GA McMillan.
Prices for caps range 69c to $1.00 with local United States Minnesota. Rapid City council faces vacancies as nominations yield little interest and will appoint to fill seats. Air mail service from Winnipeg to Vancouver expected starting July 1. Trans Atlantic mail service planned for 1938 operation. Exchanges note preparations to celebrate the Association with few details for this municipality.
A Y P A members enjoyed a skating party on Wednesday followed by a bean supper at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Barrett Kathleen Spencer Dorothy Coleman and Ruth Oliver were appointed convenors for the next three meetings The roll call at the Wednesday meeting will be an Irish joke A paper on Culture of Dahlias community singing Handicraft Hairpin work comprise the programme The Institute has received books for the Lady Tweedsmuir Women's Institute Rural Library.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for W Braid who died at Brandon General Hospital on Sunday February 28. A well known district figure he served as Reeve of Blanshard Municipality and ran against Col Dyer and W E Warren for provincial honors. Mr Migid was in his 3rd year.
The Wynona school Education Week event drew a large crowd of parents and visitors. Pupils presented a programme and a fine handwork display. Addresses were given by W Lindsay and E Robinson, with F Calllen speaking for the parents. Lunch was served and attendees enjoyed dancing to Bowles orchestra.
The J I Case Co sponsored a power farming meeting at Minicta and Arrow River on Monday and Tuesday with strong attendance. Electrical demonstrations illustrated the companys service to agriculture from its founding by Mr Case to the present time. The talks highlighted manufacture processes and the firms long tradition of producing precision implements tested by scientific equipment.
Wheat prices rise as Italy and Germany buy large quantities from multiple countries while Spain also bids. Argentina reports heavy shipments being eagerly bought. North China drought adds moisture need, raw materials costs climb, and Mexican vegetable crops suffer frost damage.
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