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Was it a Joke to the Editor of the Herald
Letter from OLD SETTLER in Arrow River March 21 condemns a previous Miniota Arrow River Items piece as spiteful malice. He defends the church and local workers, saying the writer can rake it in Arrow River but should not target Miniota. He signs Old Settler from Arrow River.
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Arrow River
Miniota
Old Settler
Marion
James Warder
Arrow River Dance Afterglow Boosts Local Rink Fund
The Arrow River dance drew a warm crowd with many couples on the floor and a large turnout from Cran and Miniota. Proceeds from the oyster supper and dance nearly cover the rink debt, with Mr. and Mrs. Leland’s hospitality praised and gratitude extended to the community.
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Leland
Arrow River
Cran and
Miniota
Fleming
Mr. Leland
School Board Plans New 32 by 62 Foot Schoolhouse
The Sarahville School Board met March 18 with full attendance and unanimously approved building a one story schoolhouse 32 by 62 feet with full basement and 10 foot ceilings. Plans and bids to be secured, with completion by August first and $100 cash or cheque tender guarantees.
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Sarahville
Herald
Department of Education
Thomas
Wonderful Progress Tuesday for Minieta No 45 Temperance Council
The Minieta No 45 Royal Templars of Temperance holds a record meeting with 44 new initiations and hopeful expansion toward 150 members in three months. Visitors from Hamiota joined about 75, boosting turnout. a quarterly contest spurred gains and a move toward strengthening the Royal Degree and forming the Select Degree in the province.
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Minieta No 45
Royal Templars of Temperance
Dominion
W. W. Buchanan
Hamiota
Immanuel
Miniota
Lake Cricket Club Formed At March 14 Meeting
A March 14 gathering at C P Palmer's formed the Lake Cricket Club with G H Malcolm presiding. Officers named include Patron J Mickle M P, President G H Malcolm, Vice President I Coltart, Captain G P Hayter, Vice Captain H J Evans, Secretary Treasurer H E Evans, and committee members G P Hayter H J Evans and H E Evans.
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C P. Palmer
G. H. Malcolm
The
Lake Cricket Club
J. Mickle
I. Coltart
G. P Hayter
H. J. Evans
H. E. Evans
G. P. Hayter
Arrival of English immigrants drawing to Rev. Thomas
Several likely male farm workers were seen in town this week making for the vicarage, which is described as a city of refuge for newcomers. F. J. Preston will conduct an early April sale of farm stock and implements, watch for forthcoming bills.
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Thomas
F. J. Preston
School By-Law Passes for £6000 School Building
The by-law authorizing £2000 in debentures for Serahville School District was approved 16 to 3. Trustees now control £6000 for building work, after last year’s £4000, with tenders sought to meet Education Department requirements and ratepayers wishes, enabling swift progress once weather allows.
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Serahville
Department of Education
Son in the Legislature Lifts Family Hearts Heavy
A worried father writes from a western city about his son Billy, once planned for farming, now in Denver where he has entered the Legislature. The letter laments Billy's wandering path and the risk his actions pose to the family’s name and the mother’s heart. The old man seeks the parson to break the news gently.
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Tol
Billy
Bill
Denver
Bil
Married Ladies Ball Draws Small Yet Cheerful Crowd
The Married Ladies' Ball on Wednesday drew over a hundred attendees despite late season and poor road conditions. Guests enjoyed refreshments provided by Miniota ladies, with a heartfelt vote of thanks during supper and a appreciated song by Mr. Appin.
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Miniota
Crumep Kirkwood Marriage Report From Virden
In Virden on Tuesday March 5 Miss Kirkwood of Glasgow wed James Crump of Two Creeks in a small local ceremony.
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Crumep
Kirkwoop
Virden
Miss Kirkwood
Glasgow
James Crump
Two Creeks
Marion's Oath Elopement by Airship Ends in Wedding
Marion and Jim evade a strict oath not to elope by using an airship hired for a moonlit flight. They cross a river to marry in Carrsville with a gas bag wedding voyage, confounding Marion's father George Halpin who arrives to witness the surprising scene.
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Jim
Marion
Carrsville
George Halpin
Orance
County Fair Association
Paradise
Earth
Jim Warner
Mason’s Pens and a Remarkable Rise in Wealth
The biography recounts Sir Josiah Mason walking in Bull Street Birmingham in 1828 seeing steel pens priced 3s 6d. He soon crafted superior pens, sent them to London and secured a large order. By thirty he had capital of 30 shillings and by sixty had given away £400,000.
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Josiah Mason
Bull Street
Birmingham
Josiah
London
Mason
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