Local and General News Briefs from Town Showings
In town at the Chastaugu2 venue a Miniot2 display drew attention as locals gathered for a short showing. Details remain unclear from fragmented text but the event appears to be a community minor exhibition with arrival and attendance noted.
Weekend Social Notes From Local Personalities
G L Dibplee spent the weekend at Alonzo while Mrs Hi Sharvell visited Melita. W E Iverach of Keon enjoyed Sunday at home. Minnie W Wallace and friends visited Branton over the weekend. Miss Sutherland of Victoria is visiting the Sutherlands. Rev J C Anderson and Rev Bowmen exchanged pulpits Sunday. Mr and Mrs G Robertson hosted visitors from Portage la Prairie. Miss Corke and Miss Rorke spent weekends in Winnipeg and Minnedosa respectively. Miss K Morrison of Brandon and Mrs and Miss Smith from Alexander visited Mr and Mrs R E Heise. Mr and Mrs J T Finkbeiner and daughters June and Toby stayed several days in Killarney. Anna Iverach, summering at Killarney, returned home with them.
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K. Morrison
Brandon
J. T. Finkbeiner
June
Toby
Killarney
Anna Iverach
Bank adopts new almost human posting machine in Winnipeg
The bank ledger keeper will soon be replaced as a machine records deposits and withdrawals. The Bank of Nova Scotia becomes the first Winnipeg bank to install this new pew posting technique, signaling a shift from human clerks to automated entry.
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Bank of Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
Teachine
Notice of Annual Meeting of Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association
The Annual Meeting of the Share holders of the Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association Miniota local will be held in the Municipal hall Miniota on Monday October viet. Woo. F Strachan secretary.
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The
Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association
Miniota Local
Miniota
Woo. F. Strachan
Spread of bovine tuberculosis in Canada linked to milk
At the Canadian Public Health Association meeting Doctor R M Price discussed a study on bovine tuberculosis and its transmission to humans through milk. Findings note that infection rates in people align with cattle tuberculosis exposure and raw milk consumption, with higher risk among younger individuals.
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Canadian Public Health Association
R M. Price
Man
Canada
Pasteurization Slashes Bovine Tuberculosis in Children
The report notes that children with bovine tuberculosis mostly lived where milk was not pasteurized while Toronto, where milk has been pasteurized, shows no bovine cases. It argues pasteurization eliminates bovine TB and protects children from disability and death.
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Toronto
Condensed Advertisements For Sale Items Listed
Several sale notices list farm stock and gear. Weanling hogs, a fresh milch cow, ten tons of hay, purebred Mamahth Bronze turkey gobblers at five dollars each, a reed baby carriage cream colored with storm curtain, Holstein cow due early October, twenty ducks at one hundred dollars each, Leghorn roosters from Geo Ferris egg strain and other poultry. Contact Tats Wheatland Crandall exchange and Mrs J H Stewart Joulah for details.
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Crandall Exchange
Ffor
Geo. B. Ferris
J. H. Stewart
Joulah
Church Services Schedule for Mintota Parish
The Church of England outlines services for Sunday October 13th and subsequent Sundays. Holy Communion at 9 a.m. at Beulah with Morning Prayer and Sermon, Arrow River Evensong and Sermon, Two Creeks Evensong and Sermon on 1st and 3rd Sundays, Mintota 11:4 a.m. Holy Trinity Mintota Evensong and Sermon at 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m. The sermon title for the mintota service is The Truth Shall Make You Free.
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Beulah
Lam Arrow River
Two Creeks
Mintota
Holy Trinity Church
Miniota United Charge Plans Anniversary Services
Public worship at Two Creeks at 11:00 am with Sunday School at 7:30 pm. Anniversary services set for Miniota United Charge on October 13 with 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm programs. Arrow River services listed for Sunday October 9.
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Two Creeks
Miniota — Slam
Pable
Miniota United Charge
Miniota
Arrow Niver
Llam
Chautauqua season closes after three successful days
The notice reports a three day Chautauqua season ending last Saturday with J W Horner and Mrs W L Hodnett among speakers. Past Grand Presidents W V Ogil esby and R Flarden from Brandon spoke, music by B Goodman M H Johnson and W H Dul arlin accompanied the performances, all well received and with strong attendance and a substantial cash balance to reserve for future events.
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J. W. Horner
W.L Hodnett
W.v.ogilesby
R Flarden
Brandon
B. Goodman
M.H Johnson
W H Dluarlin
Miniota
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