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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1938
Page
7
A line from the publication lists a rate of $1.96 per annum to advance $62.00 to the United States Reg M with OLIVER credited as editor.
October events list includes a Miniots New Rink meeting in Municipal hall at 8 30 October 6. A bazaar and sale of home cooking in Shamrock Hall on October 12 with an additional bazaar at Beulsh United Church on October 14.
The September W.M.S. meeting at United church drew eleven attendees. Mrs. Rollins sang Beneath the Cross of Jesus and Mrs. Lynch introduced The World in Canada, discussing Canada’s national unity through its diverse seventy nationalities. It also outlines candidate qualifications for reeve and councillor and School District trustee eligibility under The Municipal Act and Public Schools Act amendments.
The Municipal School Board met in Miniota on Thursday to discuss district matters and planned next steps, with officials outlining upcoming agenda items and decisions pending.
Last week the board approved transfer of funds to Crandall Cons. 8.D. and scheduled a trustees and staff social at Miniota on October 19 with a committee to arrange it. The group also approved purchase of grand equipment for schools not to exceed five dollars per room per year and directed the secretary to extend congratulations to Miss Ek. Reid for excellent results.
Heavy mare nine years old and bay driver nine years old listed for sale. Osborne binder seven foot rebuilt. McCormick Daering seven foot binder. Case steel twenty four inch separator with belts. Hart Parr engine. LaCrosse horse plow three furrow. Power washing machine. Norman Ball Isabella phone 222 Crandall ex.
A Beulah resident advertising a mixed sale including a 6-volt charger for a Maytag engine, a 2 gauge shotgun, dropside Toronto couch with mattress, large rocking chair, No 11 Aladdin lamp, two gas mantle lamps, a child’s wicker go cart and high chair, cistern and tank pumps, fabric suitcases, Trainman’s electric lantern, a large metal touring case, a 3 burner oil stove, Eaton Triumph churn, and invites offers. E. W. Helgeson invites calls.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota invites tenders for the purchase of S B E 31-14-26 Wi. Tenders must be received by October 31, 193s. Highest tender not necessarily accepted. John Spalding, Secretary Treasurer.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota deposits its assessment roll at the Municipal Office Miniota for inspection until October 21 1938. Complaints must be lodged at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting on November 2 1938 at 10 AM. John Spakling Secretary-Treasurer announces the session.
The municipality joins the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act water development program aimed at water conservation and stock supply. It offers engineering and financial help for dugouts and stock watering sites. Individuals or groups must submit an assistance application form at the municipal office. John Spalding, Secretary-Treasurer.
The board reengages Henderson Bell That R M Oliver as attendance officer at current salary and designates W Lindsay and J Hyndman as delegates to the School Trustees convention in Brandon on October 4. Transportation changes raise daily rates for Beulah and Isabella routes and reduce Blaris route. next meeting set for Miniota in November.
Cowan baby girl born Tuesday September 27 to Mr and Mrs D Cowan of Miniota. Hodnett baby girl born Wednesday September 28 to Mr and Mrs Lindley Hodnett of Kapuskasing Ontario. Both births announced in local notices.
Mrs E Brad and Harold were visitors in Winnipeg last week. Mrs Smith of Brandon visits with Mr and Mrs R E Heise. Mr and Mrs Cumberland of Portage visit Mr and Mrs L Hall. Roberta Clark and Margaret Marshall left for Winnipeg for work. N Clarke M Iverach Donald Iverach and Harry Beveridge visited Winnipeg. Mrs C A Hanna and Blair and Frank of London Ontario visit with the Ball and Ellerington families. Anniversary services will be held here Sunday October 16 with Rev Wright of Binscarth as speaker.
Local notice promotes fruit and vegetables at United Stores Limited in Miniota. Macintosh apples wrap per box two dollars ten cents and unwrapped per box one dollar eighty five cents. Grapefruit five for twenty five cents and lettuce per head one dollar six cents. B C cooking onions tiles at twenty five cents.
Beulah notes show residents visiting Brandon Winnipeg Minot and other points. United church held services October 9 with Rev James Sauvage as speaker. C G T reorganized at Mrs J Chisolm's home with new officers and committees. The meeting opened with worship and included letters from Trinidad and teen girl snapshots.
The W M S gathered at Mrs J Alrazer’s home last Wednesday with 20 voters present. Mrs H E Forster led the meeting as president and Mrs M H Johnson conducted devotional work. Mrs J Moss Fraser of Hamiota spoke on the Winnipeg Leaders Conference and urged greater missionary effort. A solo by Mrs A N Sawyer accompanied the service. The offering totaled $17 and a light lunch followed.
Crandall and Mrs. Miller of Isabella and Mrs. Mansell of Flin Flon visited Mrs. G Phillips last week. Douglas Castle was thrown from a horse Saturday night and broke his arm. He was taken to Hamiton Hospital for examination to determine injury extent. The WJ met in the church Thursday with 15 members. Hyndman presided. singing led by Vradenburgh with solo. Lynch accompanied. Treasurer O Hara reported 142 on hand. library supplies discussed. exchange with W.L. at Carroll planned. book purchases donated. Rev. G A McMillap spoke on the four colored races of the world. Lunch and social time followed.
Community events recount two well attended United church services with Rev W A Osborne preaching on salt of the earth and the power of the powerless. A successful Monday fowl supper followed by a variety program with careful meal preparation by local ladies and music from the church choir.
Rev. HT Bowman B A delivered greetings and the service featured a trio and multiple performers. The address Wishbones and Backbones by Mr Osborne drew good interest. The combined services and supper raised over 125 dollars.
H G Director advises farmers seeking large quantities of affordable seed to contact Elevator Agents for neighbors with crop tested A stock. The Crop Testing Plan identifies varieties like Thatcher Known Apex Red Bols Garnet Reward Marquis as true to type and of high quality.
A shipment labeled Bonner ces no pancel and one of stock arrived in Winnipeg today. The vague notation suggests goods moved through a regional trade channel with limited accompanying details. Local handlers investigated missing item codes and confirmed transit through Winnipeg markets.
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