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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
8
A fragmented note describes visits by regional figures and social circles. Mentions travel between California and the rebefland area, with several personal names including Harriet Ziat and Joseph Kirk linked to local events and gatherings.
Notes discuss when funds will be used and what they will achieve, noting wage costs and unemployment. The text mentions a desire for work programs to help reduce hardship and questions about how future plans will be implemented and managed.
The past week’s milder weather boosted farm work as 196 farmers stay to prepare land and equipment for upcoming winter plowing and other tasks.
The Migwion Band of the United Church hosted a tea on Saturday with a string of musical items that were enjoyed by attendees.
Mrs W Luecitke and Nivs Heeel Wixon of Words worth attended a family gathering to honor the occasion of Wm Léloud's birth on Sunday last with a festive bow and others present.
Mr Burton of Foxwarren will serve as the Minnesota agent for the British American Oil Co. The Burton family plans to move this week to Squise Ave east of the Anglican Church. The week end convention at Foxwarren featured a lively program with Mr Dog and Mr Mel manoiota elected president.
Reports say business is pad and mills operate round the clock to handle the daily influx. Farmers travel long distances to bring grain by wagon and truck, using Hamilton as a hub for marketing and storage.
The United Church Young Poor's Society met Wednesday night at the church then visited Mr and Mrs G Reynolds home for devotional time, economics contests, games and a grand sing along. A host and hostess thank you were given and Mrs Reynolds received an autograph album. Next meeting set for Wednesday November 5 at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Strachan. Harvest Festival services were held by Anglican district churches with Beulah and Mimivta congregations in attendance. Rev W J Finch of Beitle and others gave addresses. A district meeting discussed resident ministers and a call to Rev W P Mason, recently at Reston, with plans to commence ministry soon. Miniota municipality to receive 1000 from Federal unemployment relief fund.
Mr. Ramsey of Killarney assisted at the Royal Bank place of Lloyd Johnson. A Poultry Pool meeting held in town last week discussed past and future action with Bb. Morgan elected President and H. D. Armitage named secretary for the ensuing term.
Crandall church observed anniversary services on Sunday and Monday with Rev. McLeneghan of Oakne as speaker. The decor was tasteful and the choir performed, with Mrs E Teifer singing solos. A large crowd attended Monday’s well prepared fowl supper, netting 126 dollars. Assistants included Mrs. Dickey, Mrs Talfer, Min Vandecar, Rev McLene and Rev A J Radley chaired the events.
Beulah Bits and Walter Frizer visit Winnipeg this week while Mr and Mrs Stretton travel to a new location. A large group from there attended the Young Peoples Societies convention at Foxwarren over the DA weekend and reported a splendid time.
A Friday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Frazeron featured a program with a court whist drive and social time. Teachers and board members attended, using the event to become better acquainted with one another.
The Wil. held a tea on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs J Evans home to bid farewell to Mrs T Retten who is shortly leaving the dead for MagSeld Sask. A number gathered to wish her well for many years at the Institute and there were speeches and a presentation. The United Church anniversary services were held last Sunday conducted by Rev J.
Notices warn readers with overdue subscriptions that they will not receive the paper starting this issue until renewals are completed. The message targets subscribers who failed to renew by the October deadline and urges timely payment to continue service.
Local notice lists Lidge Amylia and Daughters of England hosting a Whiss Drive and Paace event in Mimiota Hall on Friday evening with admission 50 cents. Also ads for a purebred Yorkshire herd, lost winter overcoat, power washing machine for sale, and two young milking cows with cash terms.
Alex Stephen and a large Miniota congregation enjoyed an evening program with Mr Stepper, a choral group, and vocal solos by Man M Johnson. Plants and flowers adorned the hall as a supper and concert followed, with contributions from Mrs Digkie and Rev J Lyngnett among others.
Isabella notes Isabella wins under study as Miss G Wallace visits Winn pen Mrs Reid visiting Les home at Tanteon. Young People plan November meeting at Mrs Kelly's home Monday night. Anniversary services set for Sunday at 11 30 and 7 30 with a joint supper and concert Tuesday.
A convention held at FoxwarrenInset weekend reported a splendid time. The event is slated to be held here to 131.
The group met last night for a municipal and school matter discussion. Retiring school trustee J. T Finkbeiner was unanimously requested to forward Kaemaine Sto for nominations. The rink will reopen this season with managers P J Beveridge, R. L. Stevenson, R. Warres, J. Sutherland, and R Clark elected.
London dispatches report Bengal merchants facing bankruptcy as boycott of British goods spreads. Gandhi followers are urged to organize shop closures while buyers grow wary. Britain’s cotton trade suffers as the Indian boycott takes hold, signaling a broader disruption of colonial commerce.
The text depicts Gandhi in prison refusing compromise and declaring independence or nothing. Kaupirethas under arms number about 19000 as rulers fear the stance. A round-table conference in London with Ramsay MacDonald is planned to seek a settlement in coming weeks.
Kennet is appointed Privy Councillor and will bear the title Right Honorable for life in recognition of service to the crown.
In a letter to Premier Bracken the Brandonerty council invites the government to test the validity of the municipal commissioners levy before a court of the Kings beach.
A fragmented limerick like verse describes a boy with crows, an empty gun, and a swift ascent to heaven where he meets a girl on a green. the scene includes a kerosene fire sparked to light a passage.
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