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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
8
Heavy snow Thursday crippled threshing in the district while local notices mention events in Miniota Isabelle and Crandall. W M S address in Union church and the Temperance School meeting at 8 p.m. in Miniota invite ladies and townspeople amid losses and lost items.
Winnipeg mayor R H Webb denounces liquor law failures at the United Church conference urging provincial action and district support to enforce the Manitoba Liquor Act. A deputation will seek Attorney General R W Craig’s information and invite him to address session. The article notes upcoming federal election polling hours and campaign activity.
The Migwta hall was filled for a gathering promising returns from the election. Officials warned that a similar turnout is expected Thursday night this week.
The crop of Canadian apples is described as excellent and can be shipped to Britain or Ireland. The Canadian National Express offers rapid delivery from Montreal or Quebec to November 15, and from Saint John New Brunswick and Halifax thereafter, at $3.00 per standard box including refrigeration on steamships. Contact CN Express agents for more details.
The ceremony took place at the Chas. Crockart home in Aeulah on a Saturday at 7 am with Rev. A B Siapson officiating. Hazel Ltene Crockart wore pink georgette and carried pink Columbia roses, entering with her father to the Wedding march by Miss O Thompson. The reception followed with a pink and white decor theme and a multi-tiered cake. The couple, after a breakfast, left for Winnipeg and then Calgary to start their life together.
On the Saturday afternoon before her marriage Miss Crockatt received a generous outpouring of presence and a shower from a large circle of friends.
The wedding took place Saturday October 21 at the Stowe home in Miniota with Mdon Pearl Stowe marrying William George Boulton of Uno. Rev A Moffat officiated as guests watched the bride arrive at 6 pm under an arch of bells and streamers.
The note of congratulations wishes the couple a long life of happiness. The text notes civic goodwill and celebratory sentiment from the community.
The Piave II steamer of Navigazione Libera Triestina will arrive at Vancouver at month end, inaugurating a new service between this port and Mediterranean points. Powell River Company Vancouver plant expansion aims to boost paper production by 80 percent with a $5 million development plan, director M. J. Scanlan says. Canada’s prosperity shown as more Canadians than ever stay at Canadian Pacific Rocky Mountain resorts, with a notable shift toward 50 percent Canadian guest lists last week.
The Provincial Department of Mines reports gold production in Ontario for January to June at 14,506,219 dollars, up from 11,810,060 last year. Silver output climbs from 3,262,100 to 3,792,662 dollars, with total mineral production totaling 41,560,356 dollars versus 37,997,776 last year.
Historic advocacy argues the Hudson Bay route would cut sea distance, boost European and Orient trade, and position Canada for grander resource development. Proponents claim Port Nelson to Vancouver saves days vs Montreal routes, with improved navigation and wireless aids central to safety and efficiency.
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Fragmentary quote references a figure named nomin and a stated opposition to the country’s aims. The readable text presents a political stance without clear names, dates, or places, offering a brief glimpse into a contention over national goals.
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