Local and General News Highlights From the Week
The report mentions a car making a grade from Viren to Beulah with a driver describing drift challenges and a successful ascent. It also lists names and placements in local competitions, a curtain and textile sale, a Young People's Society bonspiel at United Church with events spanning breakfast to night, and a final rink victory by Lorne Powell’s team over Harold Forsyth’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the United Church
Brinks
Neer
Lorne Powell
Harold Forsyth
Lorne
Farmers assured of exact orders from Field Seeds or Grasses
Farmers may secure exact quantities of seeds and grasses by ordering now from Gaited Stores Ltd Minicta. Delivery can be taken in May or when desired, with catalogue prices guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaited Stores, Ltd
Minicta
Monumental Works Agency Promotes Canada’s Largest Monuments
Peter MacWher son advertises agency for Canada's largest monumental works. Freight charges paid and no other erection incidentals cost to your town.
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Peter MacWherson
Canada
Crandall Teams Defeat Miniota in Thursday Hockey Night
Miniota senior hockey and the junior ladies traveled to Crandall on Thursday. The Crandall boys’ team won 1 to 0 and the girls’ team won 3 to 1, handing the visitors defeats in both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Attendees Report Strong Brandon Winter Fair Exhibits
A large crowd at Brandon’s Winter Fair last week brought home favorable reports on the show. Many attendees say this year’s effort was the best yet and appear confident in the judges’ selections.
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Brandon
Community Gym Display At Miniota Hall Friday Night
A community gym display featuring boxing Indian club swinging and drills is being presented in Miniota Hall Friday night. The event aims to showcase gym activities and encourage public support through attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Wheat Pool Social and Dance in Town
The Manitoba Wheat Pool holds a social and dance in town open to all. F W Ransom, secretary of the Wheat Pool, will attend and speak. Admission is free and lunch is available at a nominal charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Pool
F W. Ransom
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Miniota
F.W Rankin
Dancce
Norah Wake Up stage play charms Miniota crowd
Arrow River Young People staged Norah Wake Up in Miniota on Friday night. A fair audience enjoyed a faultless performance with an interesting story. Intervals featured a well balanced quartet and a following dance. The Minnesota High School Lit club met Friday afternoon with a debate on whether high school girls do more work than boys. Judges were Rev G L Armstrong Rev E S Dixon and J J Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Norah
Miniota
Minsota High School
Violet Powel
Kuesses
Verna Hi
Laurie Caalmers
Kathleean Newland
Kathleen Taylor
Roy Luce
Tedly
Wellington Boyce
Tom Rollo
G L Armstrong
E.s.dixon
J.J Henderson
Local bonspiel ends with two strong finals and crowd interest
The event concluded Monday night after two tight games as spectators packed the rink. Over the past fortnight the bonspiel drew attention with one-sided play and good showings, culminating inFinal results show Grand Challenger 1 won by A Kerr and others.
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A Kerr
Sweet Clover Silage Proves Cost Effective At Brandon Farm
The Brandon Experimental Farm converted sweet clover into silage and found production cost per ton was 1.88 dollars for clover versus 3.30 dollars for corn. Animals gained equally on both silages with cows yielding 1.5 to 2 extra pounds daily on corn. Despite objections, sweet clover silage offers low labor and production costs that may attract farmers.
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Brandon
Arrow River Briefs Mrs Lockart Home from Hospital
Mrs Lockart, long in Miniota hospital, has returned home. Nurse Craig, who had been relieving at Miniota hospital, is also back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lockart
Miniota Hospital
Craig
Miss Underwood Unable to Teach Due to Illness
Miss Underwood is ill and cannot attend to her teaching duties. The notice informs students and staff of her absence and pending plans for coverage.
Dance at local school by The Whoopee Orchestra succeeds
The Whoopee Orchestra held a successful dance at the school Friday, drawing students and staff to the event and creating a lively social gathering for attendees.
Arrow River Boys Face Beulah On Isabella Ice
The Arrow River boys host Beulah on Isabella ice this Wednesday in the final league game of the season.
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Arrow River Boys
Beulah
Isabella
Frank Leland Turns Traps From Coyotes To Crows
Frank Leland pursues a trapping business this spring but encounters more crows than coyotes. He shifts focus to feather pillows instead of fur caps, marking a change in his harvest and product line.
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Frank Leland
Canada
Trainia Winnipeg
Westernaneda
Success Business College
Edmonton St
Winnipeg
Manitobs
Relianer Sehon F Commerce
Regina
MOI
Access Olbegra Tm
Fair Visitors Take Special Train to Brandon
A reader reports a visit to Brandon fair last week via special train. Attendees describe a lively show from start to finish and cattle bought for breeding by J. R. Mitchell D. Morrison and C. Fleming.
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Brandon Fair
J.R. Mitchell
D. Morrison
C. Fleming
Misunderstanding of Mental Hospitals Shaping Public Opinion
The piece argues public belief misrepresents mental hospitals as places of constant restraint and loss of freedom. It contends institutions exist to treat mental illness, not merely confine individuals, and notes this view persists in society.
Past beliefs on mental illness gave way to modern mental hygiene
The article notes older views blamed heredity and disgrace for mental disease, while current understanding links mental illness to environment and early development. It describes prevention in preventive medicine, treatment in mental hospitals, and the promise of better facilities with public understanding.
Boots Offered in All Sizes by United Stores Miniota
Men’s knee height red soled rubber boots available at United Stores Limited in Miniota. Priced at three dollars and fifty cents per pair.
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United Stores, Ltd
Miniota
Regina Winter Fair attendance and local events
Beulah Bits R S H Fraser attends Regina Winter Fair this week. Fred Bruce Walter Saward and R S H Fraser attended Brandon Winter Fair last week. Lionel Harrison of Hamiota led Anglican service Sunday. Hockey team lost to Birtle after a good game. Miss Alexander held third nutrition course with strong turnout. Isabella ladies visited and played local women, who won. W M S meets this afternoon with Mrs J A Frazer presenting new study books. regular monthly meeting planned.
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Fred Bruce
Walter Saward
R.S.H. Fraser
Brandon
Isabella
W. M S
J. A. Frazer
Isabella Notes Ear Warre Returns from Fairlight Visit
Miss EF Bridge of Brandon spent the weekend at her home here. The WoM S will meet on Thursday at the home of Mrs J Sunley.
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EF. Bridge of
Brandon
Wom S
J. Sunley
Community Club Open Meeting Notice
An open meeting of the Community Club will be held in the Municipal Hall on Thursday March 27 at 8 p.m. W L Hodnett is secretary treasurer.
James Iverach Tours Winnipeg Before B C Transfer
James Iverach, employed at the Imperial Bank in Winnipeg, is in town for a short holiday prior to moving on to British Columbia where he has been transferred to a branch there.
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James Iverach
Imperial Bank
Winnipeg
B.C
L. C. McCquat
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
McOunt
For Sale Rural Poultry Supplies and Chick Trade
FOR SALE SC W Leghorn Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs Full line of ingredients for poultry mash Commercial Chick Starter and feeds White Diarrhoea tablets Quality guaranteed Get my prices before buying elsewere A. W.Chapman phone 2212 Miniota FOR SALE White and yellow Sweet Clover mixed 8 cents per Ib Also Barred Rock Roosters and hatching eggs from approved flock of Barred Rock winter layers mated with registered sizes 5 per hundred 1 per setting Box 17 Phone 16 14 Crandall
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O. A. C. Barrey
John F. Strachan
Miniota
A. W.chapman
Crandall
Sunday School and Worship Return to April Schedule
After a three month trial the combined service ends and the old order resumes on the first Sunday in April. Sunday School begins at 10 30 and Worship at 11 30 with services returning to their prior times.
Farima Placements Lead Alberta In 1920 Settlements
Alberta headed western provinces with 427 settled families on 50 803 acres, reported WR Dick, superintendent of land settlement, at a Calgary meeting. Shriners bound for Toronto in June will find a prepared service city for 8 050 people near the exhibition grounds with a Midway, Ramses Drive, and radiating numbered streets.
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Alberta
Aneds Colonizationa Association
WR. Dick
Calgary
Royal York F
Toronto
Mecca
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pos City
Rameses
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Viren
H. H. Spencer
Citizens
Spalding
C. Rapley
Hanann- W.prenties
H Stewart
Reynolds
R. Peel
Kerr
United States, Ltd
Health Service
Canadian Medical Assoc
R-S- H. Fraser
Lionel Harrison
Hamiota
Birtle
Ear Warre
Fairlight
Sask
Will
Sue
T.taylor
Mingiota
Ceres
Ersuary
George Reynolds
Yorkshire Weanling
T H. Wheatland
Crandall Exchange
Price
Phoney
Saward
E.L Sauley
E. Sinclair
Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Ltd
JF. Tennant
Minicta Exchange
William Bissett
N. E
Willon
John Deere
McLeod's
United Church of Canada
Earl S. Dixon
B.A
Pilate
Jesus
Adains
Church of England
G. L. Armstrong
Holy Trinity Church
Canadian Legion
U. E Hall
G. I. Armstrong
R. M. Oliver
Tressurer
Dentistry
R. L. Miles
BA_LD
Pratt & Lauman Block Birtle
Miaieta
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
W. L. Hodnett
Peter McPherson
Massey-Harris
Hamilton
Soldier Settlement Board
Peter MacPherson
Isabella Garage
Cockshutt
Alex. Clark
Miniota Hall
Gloom Chesers Orchestra
Canadian Pacific Railway Broadcastings
Pehrware
RAC
Montreal
CKGW
Vorente
Canadian Pacific
Rex Battle
Imperial Oil Ltd
Oliver Implements
Mnd
Lodge Gordon Noe
Sons OF England
Miniota Man
Tesday
W. R. Softer
K M Oliver
Pres
B. Goodman
Bress
W. Hl. Yarwood
N. King
Optician Leam's
W. C. Scott
Portage Ave
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