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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
8
Local notes report Roblin will receive a 50 000 bushel pool elevator as part of regional improvements. The item appears among parish updates and town notices, alongside church events and education plans in the district.
Miss Margaret Elliott spent the weekend in Brandon while Frank Landry also visited Brandon. Ralph Depont stayed at home in Lazare. Donald Sinclair aids threshing at his Edrans farm. Harvest help is scarce and outfits are shorthanded. Messages invite readers to send news and encourage local interest.
Canadian naturalist Jack Miner known as Uncle Jack will lecture in Miniota on Thursday October 8 under Manitoba Bone Work Board auspices. Miner recently filmed wild geese and swans at the sanctuary drawing thousands. more visits planned for rural Manitoba with details to follow.
Alice Bernice Ringland of Miniota united in marriage with Harrison W. Lawson of Hamiota on Wednesday August 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs D G McDonald in Morse Sask The ceremony was witnessed by close friends The bride wore flat crepe with gold lace and roses and fern The bridal party included Robt P Early and Gretta McDonald After a buffet lunch the couple departed for a honeymoon trip.
Born at Miniota on Friday September 4th a daughter was welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. J. Hurlin.
A lighthearted report notes the Wolf Cubs spent a pleasant afternoon at Hooper's Lake. Police ask residents to contact Watts' garage if they know who stole two car windshields in town.
The Harbor Commissioners report Montreal's port is outperforming last year with 608 ships docked by August 8 reaching 1,986,456 tons, compared to 537 vessels and 1,891,367 tons by August 13 in 1924.
Speculative account estimates a mammoth 300 mile cargo train using 650 engines and 40 foot boxcars to haul wheat. At 20 mph it would take about 15 hours to pass a point with a capacity of 1500 bushels per boxcar, suggesting a possible share of the 1925 wheat crop totaling about 75 million bushels for the Cane s way.
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