26 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
1
Ie W. Mossop visited the Marquette constituency at Brandon last week as part of the federal election campaign. He met local supporters and discussed issues relevant to the riding amid ongoing campaigning.
Fragments report J C Vradenburg in Winnnipeg and Mrs F Franklin of Lenore undergoing an operation last week. Syd Rapley reported a butterfly sighting a week ago with crow activity noted as well.
Joan Spalding represents the Union of Manitoba Municipalities at a Tariff Commission sitting in Regina this week. The Ladies Aid of the United sharch held a cafeteria tea and home cooking sale in the church basement last Saturday afternoon, raising a little over $20.
A convention in Foxwarren on April 11 may nominate a candidate to contest. The event centers on party processes and local political activity with potential candidate selection.
Manitoba motorists must have lights brakes and steering apparatus inspected every three months when amendments to the Highway Act are enacted. The changes require regular vehicle safety inspections to ensure roadworthiness.
A carload of potatoes will be on the track Saturday afternoon April 6 and Monday and Tuesday the 8th and 9th. Price per 90 lb bag five shillings. United States Ltd Miniota. Manitoba poultry pool members in annual meeting at Winnipeg endorsed pool directors actions in preparing and submitting the scheme to the marketing board. They instructed directors to prepare another similar scheme for submission.
The United Church Mission Band met at Mrs Rollins with 13 present. A thank you letter was sent to Eaton Co for wool donations. Debates and prayers opened the session with readings by Arthur Penelton and others. The Minnota Curling Club wrapped with prizes and gifts from sponsors. Manitoba 1934 crop report summarized: farm average earnings and St Boniface animal prices.
Fifteen years ago The Herald notes Miss Gow departed for Calgary to begin training as a nurse. The obituary records Gavin Steuart dying on March 4 in his fourteenth year.
W Masfield S Bryant F Soder and Tremaine were selected as jurors for the Minnedosa assizes.
Twenty years ago from The Herald March 26 1915 reports an auction sale at Boyce farm. G Armstrongs departed for Wauehope, A Williams arrived from Roblin to settle in the district, Miss Heggarty from Antrim Ireland visits Mrs Wythe. Miniota School earned two prizes from the Canadian Club Winnipeg for top Canadian History average in 1914 exams.
The record lists Manitoba livestock values for cattle hogs sheep and lambs, beekeeping with 3133 apiaries, 66 creameries and 15 cheese factories, milk consumption estimates, and the ice cream trade. It notes Manitoba horse population trends, fur farm pelts and breeding stock, trucked sheep and hogs to St Boniface, farm counts, ice break dates, Winnipeg temperatures, wool day grades, and wild hay value reaching over three million dollars.
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