Local and General News Items from Miniota District
Local notes report Miss S Dudley of Birtle visiting her sister, Miss Edith Hawthorne has taken a teaching post at Rupertsland Ladies College in Winnipeg, and Jack Wythe’s horses suffered after eating grain. The Miniota and Arrow River Anglican choirs plan a social at Holy Trinity on November 10. Anniversary services for Minnesota United Church are set for November 1 with Rev W T Brady as speaker. An anniversary supper and program follow, featuring Elsie McLahan of Winnipeg. Council approves telephone rates for party lines and business lines with six month payment in advance. Debate continues on ratepayer meetings before nomination day November 5 with proposed Miniota district gathering November 5 or 8 in council chamber.
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Miniota
Arrow River
Holy Trinity Church
Soho
Asi
Minsota
Ilna
Isabella
Local meeting approves reports and education actions
Resolutions carry. The Supervisor's report is received and filed. A committee including Chalmers Iverach and Allright is formed to address skin trauma outbreak. A dental inspection committee is appointed for school children with Dr Miles. Iverach and Albright to attend Nations Education conference in Winnipeg. Community event features Miss Lee Souris and Miss Huston Reston with local artists and a student masquerade with prize categories for costume contests.
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Iverach— Miller
Finkbeiner -Toérrance
Mesers Chalmers
Iverach and
Allright
Iverach
Wood
Miles. Woods
Rorrance
Messia Iverach
Albright
the Nations
Winnipeg
W. J. Bonner
Woods
Hese
School Trustees Meeting in Miniota Saturday
The Municipal School board held a trustees meeting in Miniota on Saturday. The session addressed board matters and local school concerns.
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Miniota
Miniota Women’s Institute Whist Drive Friday
The Miniota Womens Institute holds a whist drive in Miniota hall on Friday November 4 with programme and lunch served. Prizes for whist and admission is 50e.
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Miniota
Letters to The Editor on timing annual rate payers meeting
A reader responds to a 27th issue suggestion that the municipality hold the rate payers annual meeting before nomination day. The writer endorses the idea as commendable and urges citizens to engage for smooth, satisfactory municipal business.
Ratepayers urged meeting before nomination day
A letter from a ratepayer asks councillors to call a meeting prior to nomination day to discuss recent unusual happenings affecting ratepayers. The writer suggests setting a date for an open forum to reveal administration details of the past year and stresses the need for transparency without naming individuals.
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Tresdas
Allus
Snow Lake District News Roundup
Isabella Items note visits in Toronto and Warren family events. Mildred Warren hosts tea for friends while Miss Croydon stays with Warren at Snowflake School. A.G. McMullen goes to Winnipeg for medical care. Rees of Beniah gives temperance talk at Sunday school. Snow Lake school closes briefly due to infantile paralysis in the district.
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Lh. Ur. Rees
Beniah
Mildred Warren
Miss Croydon
Lffie
Miss Warren
Snowlake
Miniota Pastoral Charge Sees Rev Earl S Dixon in Services
United Church of Canada Miniota Pastoral Charge invites worshipers to services led by Rev Earl S Dixon B A. Public worship occurs in Arrow River at 2 30 pm Glenlochar at 11 00 am and Miniota at 7 20 am. You will be made welcome.
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United Church of Canada
Miniota
Earl S. Dixon
B.A
Arrow River
Glenlochar
Winnipeg
Montreal
Letitia
Belfast
Liverpool
Glasgow
Quebec
Regina
Halifax
Antonia
Plymouth
Havre
London
S. S
Periiland
Cherburg
Antwerp
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Halifx
Athenia
Asecania
Baltic
Queenstown
Autumn panorama from a high groun d overlooking Flanders
A narrator describes a gentle ascent on elevated ground revealing a distant view of the low, flat Flanders countryside. The scene emphasizes tranquil landscape and horizon, with a quiet mood marking the autumn season.
The Flanders Poppy Symbol Remembers Canadian War Dead
A richly descriptive piece recalls the WWI battlefields with mud, pill boxes and shattered gear, then shifts to the Flanders Poppy as a symbol of remembrance. It notes Col. John McCrae’s verses and the poppy’s growth as a memorial, its charitable role, and veteran craftsmen in Vetcraft and Red Cross workshops producing the flowers for relief funds.
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Maud
Canada
John McCrae
Vetcraft
Red Cross
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Jack Wythe
Edith Hawthorne
Winsiper
Ruperts Jand Ladies College
Frida
Ervey Miss Lee
Sour
Ilost
Reston
Huston
Miss Lee
Johnsons
Mitchel
Cornish
Lynch
Mitchell
Messrs
Baus
Kathleen Lynch
Oliver Chamers
Albert Spencer
Marguerite Dart
Jack Dart
Laurie Chalmers
Westinghouse
THE
Manitoba Hardware CO. Ltd
Minict M
the Herald
Mintota
Elder Johnson
Toronto
Mrs. KR. Warren
A.G. McMullen
Sundarfie Wienipee
Wr. Taylor
Victoria
Jast
Mra
J Caffe
Mi'ling Co. L'd
Ralph R. Taylor
Church of England
Oo 3
Sandoys Holy Trinity
Reyety Patt
Ted Rowan
W. Maxfield
Eich
Allingham, Dicker
Crandall
Morris
W.G. L Wats
Percy Watts
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers
Canadian Pool
Coarse Grains
Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers Limited
Lodge Anglia
Maids of England
Miniota Hall
Birtle
Ladies Soc
Old Country
Edmonton
Calgary
Saskatoon
Canadian National
Rus
W. J. Quinlan
Seaboard
Drottningholm
Polonia
Copenhagen
Danzig
Heisingfors
Frederik VIII
Christiansand
Olso
R. L. Miles
L.d-S
Pratt & Lauman
Commercial Hotel
GEO. Gabel
Virden
Locge
Gordon
R. R
Goth
Oliver Wor
Drumheller
New Dominion
E. H. Woods Hardware Crockery Tinsmithing
Miniota Man
Marcelling
Hobberlin
W. H. Yarwood
Flanders
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