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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
8
Local notes report prices for oyster shed products and a price per 100 pounds, store closures on an upcoming Dominion day, and multiple social events. Mentions brigadier general Ketchen visiting and several injuries from vehicle mishaps and threshing engine work. Includes a school literary society term completion and officer elections, a lecture on poisons, and town booster sentiments stressing unity and civic spirit.
The headline notes a subdued election mood as a Conservative lead weakens across Ontario and other provinces. In Cal. A Mullins’s constituency he leads by 210, while Provencher sees a Liberal lead by one over a Progressive. recounts loom. Ballot-box delays disenfranchised voters in Nelson as T. W. Bird leads the riding.
The Great War Veterans Association launches its National Poppy Day Campaign for Armistice Day November 9. Veterans from coast to coast, churches, and societies will distribute poppy emblems and honor fallen soldiers while decorating cenotaphs.
Myres, a Conservative figure, claims there are clear majorities in the district with little turnout. Premier King, defeated in North York, is expected to seek election in Quebec where his chances appear stronger.
The piece recalls Jim and Jack and Tommy Wolstenholme speaking as Stevenson and Mullins vie for support. The Liberals suffer a heavy blow while Progressives fall back. The tone suggests limited change in public concerns despite shifts in political fortunes.
W. L. Hodnett offers Fancy Wrapped Winter Apples at 2.90 per box with 100. per box off in packs of five boxes.
The notice describes how purples stock and admin costs at national and provincial distributing centres fund veterans relief. It urges public participation in Armistice Day by wearing a poppy as visible support to aid needy veterans, with the Women's Institute ensuring poppies are distributed safely on November 7 and 9.
Isabella residents report W Dreammond J T Fick beiher and R Warren leaving Tuesday for Winnipeg. District attendees joined Anniversary services at Arrow River over the weekend. A slough skating party followed by a Hallowe en party brought overall cheer. Rudy Finkbeiner Gordon Ross also left for Winnipeg as local Boys and Girls Club meeting delegate. Thanksgiving service is set for Sunday under the Mission Band. Mrs Kelly hosted a duck supper Saturday for local youths as Cecil heads to Winnipeg for Plewis Mfg. On.
The Arrow River anniversary observance drew large crowds on Sunday and Monday with Rev. Telfer of Virden delivering two sermons. The Isabella church choir, Mr. Cawley, and Miss Craig contributed to an engaging program including a solo and a musical lecture on Big Blunders after a notable fowl supper by Arrow River ladies.
The Altar of Peace memorial in Stanley Park Vancouver, erected by Kiwanis International through 95 000 members in the U S and Canada, was unveiled September 16 by Kiwanis president John H Moss. Canadian and U S officials attended. The bronze inscription quotes President Warren G Harding and lauds fraternal ties across the border.
The audience enjoyed solos by Mrs J M Elliott and readings that enhanced the evening. Credit goes to those who arranged the event, whose efforts led to its success and evident gratification.
A catalog note outlines Part One Evolution of a lecture by W H Cockill titled The Growth of Civilization. It presents the introduction and sets the stage for a broader discussion on human progress and civilization evolution.
Text outlines sections on Stone Age origins Birth of Civilization Opening of Europe Spread of early civilization and lower culture Destruction Coming of the Warriors Dynastic continuity The class system Origin development of ar to thore interested in this subj recom ie adden ace Bose by WJ Perry MA
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