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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1939
Page
8
Upcoming Local Events and Sales Listed for April
A scattered notices list to visit Winnipeg auctions on April 16 1925 at McFar Lane estate an Easter sale and tea at Holy Trinity W.A. and a Holiday Dance at Beulah with a Beulah address for event details.
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Holy Trinity W.A
Beulah
Move to Forge All Purpose Hockey Rink in Minicta
A 1924 idea for a Minicta hockey rink resurfaces in 1939 with plans for a combined skating, hockey, and curling arena. Funds total 1068.00, raised over about four years amid intermittent dormancy. Community cooperation, as shown in the carnival, is urged to boost progress before 1939 ends.
Echoes of European Aggression and Democratic Resolve
The author condemns Adolf Hitler's advances as a global threat and criticizes democratic nations for ignoring violations of Versailles Locarno and Munich. Urging firm resistance, it warns of looming demands for lost colonies, escalating armaments, and the need for urgent unity to avert financial and strategic ruin.
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Europe
Adolph Hitler
The World of Wheat By KR. GL. Strange Director
The article mentions KR. GL. Strange as director of the Crop Testing Plan and cites a French proverb about beginnings. It notes the saying It is the first step that counts sometimes rendered as It is the first step that often leads to a march of a thousand miles along the wrong path.
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KR. GL
Strange
Global leaders blamed for treaty failures face economic appeasement proposal
A critic laments broken treaties and calls for an international economic conference. Merchants from many nations should swap surplus foods and raw materials for needed goods to avert imminent war. The approach stresses economic not political appeasement.
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Honror
Wilson
Isabell a hockey win and local changes noted
Fifteen years ago Miniota defeated Isabella 8 to 5 in hockey. The Arrow River Riding at 170S was renamed Quadra. Archdeacon Thomas led Anglican services in the district. Miss M Cottingham moved to Winnipeg and Miss N Wall replaced her at the local hardware store.
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Arrow River
Archdeacon Thomas
M. Cottingham
Winnipeg
N. Wall
Miniota Gathers Support for New Hockey Rink
A district meeting in Miniota discussed funding options for a hockey rink. It was decided to canvass the area for funds and suggested converting the old rink to meet the need.
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Miniota
Crandall curlers win McConnell Cup in Minot
Crandall curlers traveled to Minot to compete for the McConnell Cup. Miniota claimed the cup on Monday and relinquished it on Thursday. The final shot pushed their overall lead to two points.
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Crandall
Miniota
In Loving Memory of Walter Titley
Walter Titley died suddenly on March 24 1938 prompting a family notice of sorrow and remembrance. The obituary expresses affection and honors his life.
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Titley
Walter Titley
Local hospital surgeries and theatre performances report
Claud Reid underwent an operation at Birtie hospital on Wednesday and is progressing well. Martin, a priest at Door Lodge hospital, returned home Friday after three months away. Mrs. Bardwecil had a major operation at Boniface hospital on Thursday and is recovering as expected. Beulah players staged a Tuesday night performance here, enjoyed by many though turnout was lighter than hoped, with visitors afterward entertained at the manse.
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Claud Reid
Birtie Hospital
Er. Martin
Door Lodge Hospital
Boniface Hospital
Beulah
Card of Thanks for Mrs N Robinson
Relatives of the late Mrs N Robinson express appreciation to friends for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during the time of bereavement.
Miniota Union thanks contributors for ice carnival support
The Yang People’s Union expresses sincere appreciation to the Miniota Curling Club for rink use C Rapley for skating rink use the associations who sponsored queen candidates The Miniota Herald and all others whose services aided the event’s success.
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Miniota: Yang
Miniota Curling Club
C. Rapley
Migiota Herald
Isabella Juniors Lose to Visitors Saturday Clash
Isabella juniors hosted Crandall and Isabella teams with visiting side prevailing. Shirley Cuffe hospitalized in Birtle for sinus treatment. Gordon Kennedy completes Citizenship course in Vir den and returns home.
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Crandall and Isabella Juniors
Shirley
Cuffe
Birtle Hospital
Gordon Kennedy
Virden
Prize list at Brandon fair highlights horse events
The Brandon fair prize list lists top placings for horse events including highstepping categories and ladies competitions. Notable placements include highstepping pairs and singles with the Liften Trophy among the awards.
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Ist Aml
Ist
Ard
Snd
Drd
Obituary of Zilpha Ida Robinson of Miniota
Zilpha Ida Robinson died at her Miniota residence on March 17 after a brief illness. Born May 2, 1869 near Beeton Ontario, she married Nicholas W. Robinson in 1895, moved to Manitoba in 1899, and lived in Crandall before Miniota. She was survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral held at Minsota United Church with burial in Crandall Cemetery.
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Miniota
Zilpha Ida
Nicholas W. Robin
Beeton
Ont
Nicholas W. Robinson
Manitoba
Crandall
Minioba
John White
Chatham
B. Buckman
Orillia
Christopher Dixon
Dresden
Smith Dixon
Schomberg
Robinson
Methodist Church
The
United Church
Minsota United Church
Ga.mcmillen
Crandall Cemetery
C. Warren
Ernest Dixon
Elmer Dixon
W. Robinson
R. Curry
F. Warren
Special Grocery Prices Ad At United Stores
1% THE GROCETERIA lists special grocery prices at United Stores Ltd in Miniota for a few days starting Saturday March 25th.
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Groceteria
United Stores, Ltd
Miniota
Easter Sale At Holy Trinity West Ends
Holy Trinity W A will hold an Easter sale featuring aprons fancy goods and a silver tea on Saturday April 8 from 3 p m at the home of Mrs A J Lelond.
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Holy Trinity W. A
A. J. Lelond
For Sale Vanguard Seed Oats Grade No 1 Bushels
100 bushels Vanguard Seed Oats Grade No 1 with certificate 985523 and germination 989 percent offered at 50 cents per bushel. Sold by W B Morgan at his ganary in Beulah contact phone 122.1.
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Vanguard
My Ganary
W.B. Morgan
Beulah
For Sale Seed Grain at Beulah Granary
White Blossom Sweet Clover Seed Grade No 2 priced 32c per lb in sacks. Vanguard Oats No 1 grade priced 50c per bushel at Frank Wiltshire’s granary Beulah contact 12 ng 5.
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Iqqib
Frank Wiltshire
Beulah
Arrow River Visitors Attend Brandon Fair Events
Mrs. M Tesluk of Waldron Sask visited the town. Ken Mitchell won top in judging forage crepe and seed in the boys contest at Brandon fair last week. A large crowd attended an International Harvester Company showing at the hall Thursday afternoon. The Weed group held a fortnightly supper at Mrs Wi Tennant’s home Wednesday evening. Jigu Kirtas and Fraoklin Ware returned Friday from Brandon where they attended the Winter Fair. Pi Sinelei Ji Wi Lelend Ki Mitchell returned Saturday.
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Ken. Mitchell
Brandon Fair
Wi Tennant
Jigu Kirtas
Fraoklin
Ware
Ren
Brandon
Pi Sinelei
Wi Lelend
Ki Mitchell
Dance prompts crowd at Arrow River concert despite flu impact
The rink committee held a successful dance Friday night with the Arrow River Orchestra in charge. Despite a flu epidemic a good crowd attended.
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Rink
Arrow River Orchestra
Quilting Bee At School Finishes Two New Quilts
The W I and W DLS held a joint quilting bee Thursday in the school. Two quilts were completed and the WT exhibited one in the hall Friday evening.
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W.I
W.dls
YPU Meeting At J A Shoemaker Home
The Y P U met Tuesday evening at J A Shoemaker’s home with a devotional period led by the Citizenship group. A questionnaire by C Martin questioned if Sunday is a holiday or holy day. St Patrick's Day games followed, and lunch was served before a vote of thanks to the host and Mizosh benec tion was repeated.
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Y.P.U
J. A Shoemaker
Citizenship
C. Martin
W M S Study Group Hosts Mrs O Hara
Crandall gatherings saw five members attend Tuesday evening with Mrs E O Hara leading a discussion on the final chapter of The World In Canada study book.
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W.M.S
W I St Patrick's Day Banquet Honored Toasts and Prizes
A St Patrick's Day function by the W I gathered about 75 members and guests for a fine banquet. Toasts honored included The King by G L Dibblee and The Ladies with Miss E Moody replying. Winners named in card games were Mrs E O'Hura, J S Shier, and consolation prize recipients Mrs J H Fraser, Alvin Rudd.
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W.I
M. McConnell
G.L. Dibblee
Tt. Hyndman
H.M. McFarlane
Schier
E. Moody
E O‘hura
J.s.shier
J. H. Fraser
Alvin Rudd
Beulah Community Events Share Weekend Highlights
Beulah hockey squad lost 7 to 10 on Beulah ice Tuesday night. Hard Time dance drew a large crowd with notable costumes and prize winners. Sacred concert Sunday evening raised $10.75 for the church building fund. W I meeting featured Irish items, talks on flowers and home decoration, and a pine duet performance.
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Indian Reserve
Beulah Ice
Beulah
H.S. Bowman
A. N. Sawyer
F.chisholm
K.wright
Edgar Guest
M. H. Johnson
J. A. Frazer
A.N. Sawyer
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Fin Memoriam
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Administrator's Sale
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W.H. Yearwood Proprietor Telephone
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R. M. Oliver
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