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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1929
Page
8
A school director faces scrutiny as allegations of improper influence surface. Critics claim he used persuasive tactics to back a candidate and misled rate payers affiliated with a farmers cooperative. Incumbent board attendance cited as a measure of commitment.
A Minion meeting of the School Trustees on a Tuesday in November carried resolutions. The secretary was instructed to thank the Board ladies for entertainment and lunch at the annual staff gathering. Teachers are to spend ten minutes Friday to explain Thanksgiving and Armistice Day meanings. Eight copies of George's letter will be prepared for distribution in schools. Advertising for janitors in The Manida Herald on December 6 and 11, with tenders due December 17.
Fatigue arises from tiredness and rest resets energy, but excessive fatigue harms health. Over fatigue stems from unsuitable work, poor conditions, monotony, or neglecting self care. Rest and sensible time use outside work prevent exhaustion. stimulants like tea or coffee only mislead. A tired horse should not be whipped.
Men and youths caps in tweeds and plain materials priced from $1.50 to $2.75 at United Stores Ltd Miniota.
A reader complains of a scheme to garble his critique of municipal affairs in The Herald Mintota. He urges clear reporting and replies to his letter to the editor.
Letter writer criticizes a School Director for self aggrandizement and repeated bid for re election. The author recalls an incident of the director inspecting a primary class to assess a teacher and questions his fitness and diplomacy in stewarding municipal schools.
A Manitoba village meeting backs National Utilities Corporation Ltd advancing electric light. councillors Lynch thanked for service. discussions focus on transmission lines and lack of sales tax. Letters from Swan River and other towns cited as proof of good service. motion to support franchise passed without dissent.
J Chisholm spent the past week in Neepawa and returned home on Friday last.
Mr and Mrs H Howard arrived last week from Neepawa and have taken up residence in town. Mr Howard will be employed on the section.
J Coldyuin traveled to Winnipeg on Saturday and returned Sunday with Mrs Coldman who has received medical treatment in Winnipeg for the past month.
St Wilfrid's WA Beulah will stage a Bazaar in Forster's Hall on November 16 offering Useful and Fancy Articles Home Cooking and Brantub Lunch served The bazaar opens at 3 oclock with Rev G L Armstrong presiding
Isabella records that Mrs J W Beer visited relatives in the district over the weekend, staying with family members and returning home on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Alex Clarke motor to Winnipeg on Sunday last describing a family outing and travel by car with no further details.
Miss W Jones from McConnell is spending a few days with Miss Alverach, likely a social call or guest stay, reported in local society notes.
Mr. and Mrs. R E Heise spent the weekend with Mrs Heise’s parents at Alexander. The visit highlighted family ties in the region as they enjoyed a brief getaway together.
A. Stewart purchased a farm from A Drummond and expects to take possession very shortly, instructors note the transfer is imminent and the new owner plans to begin operations promptly.
Miss Dinwoody of Winnipeg will deliver a special missionary address at the church on Sunday morning, the service to begin promptly as announced by church officials.
The Community Club will hold a meeting in the school on Friday night of this week at 8 am. Attendance is noted, and many important matters will be discussed.
Mrs D Heveridge underwent an operation at Brandon Hospital on Friday and latest reports indicate she is making good progress. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery to health.
The WL held its November meeting at Mrs E Heise's home last Tuesday and elected officers for the coming year including President Mrs A Clarke Vice Presidents Mesdames R Clark W o Stewert R Adams J Robert son F Anny Secretary Miss A Iverach and Treasurer Mrs ti M Bristin.
Mrs J Robertson Mrs H Reid Mrs G Scorgie and Mr and Mrs W H Miller were visitors to Winnipeg over the week end, arriving for short stay and social contacts with local residents.
Misses E bridge and F Bardwell along with E Kelly of Brandon and KE Iverad of Russell spent the weekend at their homes here, enjoying time with local residents and renewing acquaintances.
The play Head Strong Jones will be staged by the focal dramatic codety under the auspices of the W I on Thursday November 21. The event invites community members to attend and support local arts.
Sunday worship at Two Creeks includes public worship led by Rev Earl S Dixon with B A Nipmester. Sunday School held at 9 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m at Arrow Kiewi Cayo Paulie worship.
The Duchess of Bedford arrived in Quebec with a heavy mail consignment delayed by bad weather, reaching Montreal and then Toronto by air. Canadian fur shipments valued at 15000 dollars transported by CP Express to France mark a major trade. Britain France Germany and others show demand. The Investment Bankers Association met at Chateau Frontenac with over a thousand delegates as BE Beatty spoke. Yankees figures spent ten days in the Laurentians after world series losses. A hunter heard of fine sport with a 12 inch moose head from the Montreal area.
Three years ago Alberta had four grain elevators belonging to the Alberta Wheat Pool. Now the network totals 437, representing an investment of more than $6,000. An official bulletin notes that combines and auto trucks have sped harvesting on the Canadian prairies to a remarkable degree.
One registered Shortborn Bull aged three years C4 Andrew contact 172 Miniata. Bourbon Red Turkeys for sale hens five dollars each toms four dollars each. Apply to Harry Wakefield Beulah phone 9 15.
Beulah Bits Miss Muriel Paynter spent the weekend with her parents here, enjoying time at home and family company.
Three weeks ago a red cow with part of a chain round the neck strayed from George Elliott at Arrow River. Information leading to the animal’s recovery will be welcomed by George Elliott.
A splendid congregation gathered for a special Armistice service held last Sunday. The event drew attendees from the community and featured prayers and reflections on the peace observed.
Bruce Harron, who has served as relieving agent at several points, returned home last week to resume the local post.
A sizable turnout attended last week's Chautauqua programs at Decker with reports of splendid offerings and engaging presentations.
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