29 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
1
The text describes a severe, fast-developing disease that yearly takes lives, especially among children. Delays in treatment of even a single day or a few hours in such acute conditions often result in loss of life or serious injury, underscoring the need for prompt care.
John J. Arklie RO Specialist on Sight Testing and Fitting of Glasses will be at Leam's Hotel on Wednesday November 5. Don’t miss the Sons of England Dance at Miniota Hall Friday this week with plans in place for patrons to have a good time.
The notice states that the younger crowd enjoys harmless jokes while condemning willful damage by older individuals. It emphasizes tolerance for mild humor but strict opposition to property harm and urges responsible behavior.
A large gathering of Wheat Pool members from across the municipality met in Miniota on Wednesday night to discuss revolutions to be raised at the upcoming annual meeting and other matters of interest to members and the organization.
The Canadian Legion held a brisk Whist Drive on Friday with about 40 participants. Winners included May Worder in Ladies, Mrs. Ben in Consolation, George Heyhoe in Ist, and Bill Pierce in Consolation. Intermission featured vocal solos by Fred Franklin and E Carnegie. A generous lunch followed before departure.
A medical advisory stresses that pains in a child’s limbs require immediate examination not dismissal as growing pains. Delays risk acute infection spreading from an injured site to the bloodstream, with fever, swelling, and tissue destruction if untreated.
A Boy's Work and Leaders Conference will run Friday to Sunday at the United Church in Crasdall. Sessions begin 5 p.m. Friday. Provincial Leader Rev Homer Lane will attend and speak on several topics. The Boys Work Board notes the value of youth involvement to steer boys from negative paths. The full programme is listed elsewhere in this issue.
The meeting set for Wednesday November 12 at the Municipal Hall at 7 p.m. will allow councillors and trustees to report on their stewardship. The Reeve and Secretary will attend to answer questions and hear suggestions, with debate about post nomination timing continuing.
Born on Wednesday October 22 at Miniota Hospital to Mr and Mrs Timiski of Blarisx a son.
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