02 Sep 1931
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
1
Miss Gwe Taylor left on Saturday for her school at Achern Manitoba. Miss Igene Hodnete left on Thursday for her school at Holland Manitoba. Pacific Coast ten from Alberta fifteen from Saskatchewan and fifty from Manitoba.
Misread entries note Raspberry and Strawberry items per four tub pail 500 for United States Ltd Munota. Conway left Monday to refine teaching duties at Neepawa. Alice Thompson and Doug las enjoyed weekend with Mr and Mrs Goodman. Labor Day holiday Monday so all stores closed.
Miss Jessie Bonner left last week to resume teaching duties at East Selkirk. Bargain auto licenses offered at half price from Gilbert Rowan Mre Phillips and daughters Chassie and Patsie of Winniney visit with Mr and Mrs JW. qoke
Grace CII studies commenced in Min on Tuesday under the tetorship of Mr Howlett of Winnipeg Canon and Mrs Smith and Mr Charles Bolton of Minnedosa spent last Wednesday with Mr and Mrs B Bally. Work resumed on the weir at the creamery site and water was found at a depth of about 47 feet. The better informed estimate the wheat average at 7 bushels to the acre.
Two men who robbed Safeway stores in Winnipeg last week were sentenced to 12 years and 11 years in prison. They are to receive ten strokes of the lash as part of their punishment.
The Reverend J Alex Stephen arrived back on Wednesday after a holiday spent visiting notable places in the United States with his brother.
Melita residents weigh a 110 spending proposal for a war memorial. Options include a memorial arch a memorial clock and a cenotaph as potential centerpiece for the town.
Berg says funding shortage forces closing Borte hospital until December 15. Siwald notes conditions may allow reopening and resumption of operations after that date.
Steve Bullen departed the Miiota Hotel on Saturday to join the Fuller Brash agency in Virden. His former hotel role is taxed by Colin Kies of Rivers.
Mr and Mrs Dave Lioyd of Emersonpent spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Jobo Ringland and returned on Tuesday. Their children have been away on holiday and later joined them.
Western delegates attend the annual Army and Navy Veterans Association of Canada meeting in Hamilton this week. The Canadian National Service perhaps spurred participation, with sixteen delegates from ic.
Rev. WP Mason concluded his mini trial to the Anglican churches of the district on Sunday, and he and Mrs. Mason Toft on Monday travel to Buffalo where he will serve as assistant rector at St James church. The notice wishes him success in his new undertaking.
The poem contrasts the grim, anxious sour mood of the chap who despairs at inflation and crime with Sunny Jim who always greets you with a smile. D. J. Harris from Bever Lodge Alberta offers a hopeful portrait of cheerful neighborly virtue amid hard times.
Local reports describe a witch connection disrupting Bran's electrical grid last week, causing widespread outages. Investigators are examining lines and equipment to determine how the incident occurred and prevent a recurrence.
Donte Virder with the water power on the Winniper river was formed the current is now coming direct from the generating station. The power intervals during the day while adjustments to transformers were made.
Joan J Arilie P, renowned specialist, will be at Lenais Here on Wednesday September 2 to conduct sight tests and fittings for eyewear. Public invited to attend.
School Trustees Board met in Minnesota on Thursday with all members present. Key actions include starting a Grade II class on September 1, restricting Grade XI courses to specific providers, and enforcing a 10 mph child transport speed limit. Wages and contracts were adjusted, noting increases for several staff and board paid allowances for Wilfred Douglas. Auditors' fees were set at ten dollars each.
Report describes a spate of robberies targeting the Royal Bank with a gunpoint incident yielding $9,000 seized last week. Details remain limited as investigators pursue leads and security agencies assess the threat level.
In a report from the same week the two Winnipeg bank robbers have been rounded up by police. The Nova Scotia bank cash heist of 1510 dollars is noted with no printing office trouble yet. The suspects are unlikely to resume their criminal activity soon.
The Girls Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church invites attendance at an ice cream social at Mrs Beard’s home this Saturday September 9 at 8 p.m. Proceeds support church activities.
A severe electric storm swept the district on Wednesday night causing major damage in Estevan where a large C P R trestle bridge was reduced to kindling and the station roof torn off. One man was killed in the district and local electric light service was interrupted for several hours.
Initial shipments of No.1 northern wheat from Saskatoon were loaded onto 12 CN cars for Europe testing at the Tew 2,500,000 bushel elevator. Future shipments will run north regularly with the first ship due between September 15 and 20 and the second between September 20 and 25.
Citizens at Kikhorn collect signatures to remove the Joy Water Dispensary from town. Organizers say action aims to curb public nuisance and restore neighborhood character amid growing local concerns.
Residents sign an appeal to the town council about a local parlor issue. Some backers hope signatures persuade decision makers while others fear the outcome. The effort could also provide extra work for the town printer.
The Scottish liner Athenia arrived in Canada last week bearing an unusual cargo from Glasgow. The shipment included kangaroos, leonards, flamingoes, owls, snakes, parakeets, and many zebras. Managed by Canadian National Express, the lot was destined for Toronto for display at the Canadian National Exhibition.
Col Mulina M P visited the constituency delivering an account of his stewardship to locals met informally. He is nearing his seventy fifth birthday and remains active with farmers’ welfare at heart. The piece laments farming hardships while expressing cautious optimism for better times. Mrs Mailins could not travel due to ill health.
The article emphasizes preventing disease and the value of early treatment. It notes prevention is ideal, but when illness occurs early treatment can avert serious progress. Diagnosis is the physician’s key service, while self treatment by untrained individuals is discouraged.
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