Miniota WI Meeting Highlights Educational Program
A Friday Miniota school gathering featured readings by Constance Andrew Mabel Hill and others, including papers on Canadian Characteristics by Mrs John Mitchell and Rudyard Kipling by Mrs W L Hodnett. The event discussed district nurse outreach and a rural hospital funding condition, with sales by Mrs Arm yheen and Kirkland and a tea to end.
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Miniota
O.canada
Constance Andrew Mabel Hill
Beulah
Arrow River
John Mitchell
Rudyard Kipling
W. L. Hodnett
W. I
Armyheen
Kirkland
Women’s Institute
Found Glasses Discovered in Beulah Area
A pair of glasses was found Friday on Beulah and awaiting owner proof of property and payment for this advertisement to reclaim.
Arrow River Items Show Cars and Socials
Reeve Mitchell displays four new Chevrolet 1926 sedans. Mr and Mrs McLean of Winnipeg visit Crandall as do Mr and Mrs Sinclair. Local youths attend a box social and dance in Crandall last Friday night reporting a very good time. The W M S meets in the church parlors this afternoon with full attendance urged for important matters. The W M S will lead the Sunday service with Mrs Houck of Hamiota giving the address. A special collection supports W M S funds.
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Crandall
W. M.S
Cow killed by freight on CP line shocks district
W Tennant mourns after a cow was killed by a freight train on the C P R line Sunday morning. The district extends sympathies in his bereavement as the Bleris anniversary is set for Sunday October Med with Rev S A Martin of Hamiota to preach. Supper and jetare Monday evening. Rev. Watson, former pastor and now Lord's Day Alliance secretary for Manitoba and Saskatchewan, spoke yesterday and a special offering was raised to aid alliance funds.
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W. Tennant
C. P. BR
Bleris
S.A. Martin of
Hamiota
Rev. Watson
Lord's Day Alliance
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alliance
Theer
Canada
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Herald
Minsota
Weed seeds plague grain shipments and farm loss
The article notes large amounts of wild oats and weed seeds in incoming grain, with graders taking a heavy toll and farmers getting no recourse. It argues tariffs and transport costs are minor beside the weed problem and calls for hard work and better cultivation for clean fields.
Wheat values and loaf cost across four years
The piece analyzes the farm value of wheat, flour and bread costs, and how the price of a loaf is divided among farmer, mill, railroads, grain elevators, and baker. It notes a bread cost of about 10 cents retail and explains the shared margins from farm to consumer.
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Oratlook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reeve Mitchell
Mrs. McLean
Winnipeg
Mrs. Sinclair
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Miniata
W. H. Yarwood
RL. Miles
Mimlota
Tues
Anada
Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
New Zealand
de— of Agriculture
Nada
Prir Farm
Dominion Department OF Agriculture
Ottawa
Col. H. A. Muiling
Ranger
Dan
Betty
Donald
John Deere
McClary
Mr Kelly
D. Kelly
Tom G. Lancaster
Isabella
Miniata Herald
Montreal
RADIO
North-Western Radio Sales
David Grimes
Canadian Pacific
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Southampton
Antwerp
Glasgow
Liverpool Greenock
Gasgow
Ontrose Onthairn
West Saint Jown
S. 8
Metagama
Montclare
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