Rural council meeting set for Haw Mimota peak
The rural council schedules a meeting at ve inanein at the Haw Mimota peak on April oh Supper on Wednesday evening with a $27 SU realized.
30 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1937
Page
1
The rural council schedules a meeting at ve inanein at the Haw Mimota peak on April oh Supper on Wednesday evening with a $27 SU realized.
Warted Stores offers blue denim and redback overalls in roomy sizes at 1.05 per five. Wilfred and Mary Middleton spend holidays with friends in Tate. readers can subscribe to the Family Herald and Weekly Star via the Miniota Herald Office.
Dorothy Woods and Russell Woods of Tate Saskatchewan are visiting the district, staying with local contacts and touring regional sights. The visit highlights community exchanges and hospitality between residents.
The Trinity W A meeting has been postponed to Thursday of this week and will be held at the home of Mrs J J Henderson.
Mr and Mrs Boyce traveled to Winnipeg last week following a maiming incident involving Mrs Boyce. She will undergo a seration procedure to address injuries.
For the first time in 14 years Oxford claimed the boot race title by three lengths on Wednesday. The event marked the 91st anniversary of the race.
Group il of the United Church Ladies Aid expressed pleasure with the community outreach program and its impact on local services. Members highlighted cooperation with volunteers and the positive reception from residents.
The United church admitted fourteen new members and eight members by certificate during Sunday services. Three new elders were inducted.
The Good Friday services at Baxter Sunday included a review of the Crucifixion story with special actresses and music enhancing the observance.
Mr and Mrs W Copland and Stanley who spent the winter at Malagash Cumberland County N S are expected home this week.
A King spent Easter in Bois Sevain. A Cunningham visited Souris. Miss G McLenehan was at Lanore and Misa M Bowman at Miami.
Norman Spalding spent Easter in town before departing for Gladstone to assume the role of secretary treasurer for Westbourne municipality.
A meeting is scheduled forWednesday at 8 30 p m in the church basement. The topic will be How we should observe Sunday and discussion is open to attendees.
A brief notice invites readers to place ads in the local paper with low costs. It mentions options to insert a single ad or three insertions for a discount, signaling affordability for buyers and sellers.
A dance event in Minnesota on Wednesday supports the New Rink Fund. The organizing committee seeks to raise the full $1000 by year end 1947 to fund rink improvements.
Wm Shaw superintendent of the New London School Texas admits the deadly explosion killing 455 people was caused by dangerous gas tapped from a private company without permission and used by the school.
Community notices list events at Beulah Community Hall and Miniota Hall with dates in March and April. Activities include a novelty West Drive dance and a Q United Y.P.A. play, showing local entertainment and social gatherings for the season.
The Herald reports Geo Countryman bought the building adjoining Watts' Garage. As a result, The Herald relocated to the office west of the garage.
The death of Mrs Albert E Bartley of Birtle occurred at her home on Saturday morning. She was in her 7th year. Surviving are her husband, two daughters and one son, all residing at home. The funeral was conducted Monday afternoon by Rev Gerdes. Burial was in Birtle cemetery.
A light note finds value in worn items as advice hints that even aging belongings hold hidden value. The speaker suggests optimism and practical thrift through casual reflection on a five year old suit.
Relief expenditures in Manitoba for the six year period ending November 30 last totaled 1,677,546 dollars. The report itemizes funding across welfare programs managed by provincial authorities and reflects cumulative expenditures through the period.
A brief tip notes that the oil from canned salmon should not be discarded but used in cooking as it contains vitamins A and D. The text emphasizes vitamin content and proper usage in various dishes.
Easter holiday visitors to homes in the district include Miss M Conway and J Bonner of Gladstone, 42 Lynch, Ex Kelly, D and F Berwick of Shoal Lake, MacPherson and D Wythe of Brandon, FE MacPherson of Winnipeg, G Paylor of Blaris.
The annual Easter bazaar sponsored by DY Holy Trinity WA on Saturday drew strong interest. Aprons and fancy work sold well, aided by the silver tea and home revoking sale, with proceeds totaling over $300.
About a month ahead of last year, Wheat seeding has commenced in southern Alberta, announced last Tuesday to the agricultural department of the Canadian Pacific railway. Jack Barton, a farmer in the Toeiierigsted district about 25 miles east of Lethbridge, has seeded 40 acres of wheat.
Negotiations completed by 17 railway unions and company heads avoid a strike. Restoring the 10 wage cut is to be effected by April next year. Mr and Mrs Sararas of Virden will celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary on Wednesday.
The text argues that the softness of fig tissues and their ease of digestion make fig foods highly beneficial for people. It claims digestion is eased by these properties and presents this as a reason to favor figs in diets.
The fragment reflects on a man who started with little and has faced ongoing hardship for five years, enduring a difficult path with persistent effort. The text hints at perseverance, but specifics are missing.
The Railway Association of Canada notified shippers it will furnish partitions for stock cars at fifty cents per gate trip upon request within Canada.
The girls at the school completed their knitting and crochet class on Thursday. Fay Armtage thanked Mrs Hodnett, Mrs Henderson, Mrs Hanlin, and Mrs Cunningham for their help and presented each with a china cup and saucer. D Cunningham, who trained the boys, also received a present.
Skeleton of nine year old Jana Johnson found in a Winnipeg factory during dismantling of an old boiler along with clothing and a ball. Authorities now identify the girl beyond doubt and pursue the alleged murderer as time complicates the case.
The European scene alarms observers as events in Spain shift. Government forces gain on rebels, while thousands of Italian troops fight with insurgents and their reputed superb training. The widening conflict risks entangling nations worldwide.
A travel offer invites riders to join a Winnipeg and Brandon trip from Miniota on Wednesday April 7th. Details appear in bills or inquire to your best agent.
Mrs Beiber departed Tuesday to visit relatives at Dodsland. Miss E Beiber accompanies the trip and plans to spend time in Winnipeg.
A social ball held Tuesday night drew about thirty younger attendees at a Vance venue. Music was provided by the Leary brothers and guests enjoyed a good time in a lighthearted, community event setting.
In Parliament Hon Mr Duncing argued that abuses in the Old Age Pension Act raise costs and proposed tighter controls. He warned that many social Acts face strain unless abuses are removed, favoring removal of political influence and placing administration with the RCMDP to ensure fair, nonpartisan operation.
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