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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 10, 1930

Page

8

Local and General News Items From Shoal Lake Area

Seer, KOC Mica May Wylie hagbers 4 bending the part. Stephen and Ed Sinclaw will attend a Presbytery watcherimg at Shoal Lake this week. Mrund Mee Watterson and S.D. Tayli have left for Key Mra. Al Smith and Miss Helismith were guests of Mr. and Mrs Vandersca last week.

Mica May Wylie JA. Stephen Ed Sinclaw Shoal Lake Watterson Mr. S.D. Tayli Key Mra al Smith Miss Helismith Wino Pey Mr. and Mesa Vandersca

Passage Schedule Fragments From Error Filled Notice

The text lists ship sailings with routes including Belfast Liverpool Glasgos and dates such as December and January. It references passengers with one transfer and several aristocratic names like Duchess of Richland and Duchess of York.

Pasangers B. Duchow York Glasgos Belfast Liverpool Die Duches Richland Tor Giasow Monleire CleSeborg South Dsapton Durcess Athol Giecow Laverpon

Wealthy Appies sail from England to return home

Mr and Mrs S Birch sail from England on Saturday and are expected to arrive home on Wednesday the 21st. The report notes their voyage and anticipated date of arrival in the United States.

United States, Ltd Mrs S Birch England

Miss Chalmers Heads to Winnipeg After Rapid City Visit

Miss Chalmers has been visiting her brother Dr RK in Rapid City to see friends there before returning home to Winnipeg.

Miss Chalmers Dr RK Rapid City Winnipeg

Mrs Winnie Bruce Returns From Vacation

Miss Winnie Bruce arrives back Thursday from Vancouver Victoria after a vacation. Prince Rup ert also completed a two week motor tour through California and Mexico.

Winnie Bruce Thoreday Vancouver Victoria Prince Rupert California Mexico

Clergyman Mr Harrison Leaves Christ Church Hamiota

Mr Harrison who led Christ Church Hamiota for a year visited friends in town last week and plans to depart soon for Emmanuel College in Saskatoon.

Harrison Christ Church Hamiota Mr. Harrison Emmanuel College Saskatoon

Miniota Beats Hamiota On Crandall Court In Close Game

Miniota basketball defeated Hamiota on Crandall court last Monday with a 1-12 score in a very enjoyable game. Both teams expect to meet again soon.

Miniota Hamiota Crandall Court

Anglican Services Plan By Rev Pigroe Jones

Rev Pigroe Jones of Shoal Lake will conduct services next Sunday. He will preach at Beulah in the morning and Minota at night. Holy Communion is to be given at Minota at 11 a.m and at Beulah at 1 p.m.

Pigroe Jones Shoal Leke Nev D. Pierce Jones Shoal Lake

Nine Masons Attend Paxwarren Lodge Ceremony

On Wednesday night last a number of Masonic brethren from Minotota attended the constitution and consecration ceremony of Paxwarren Lodge. About nine brethren were present representing most lodges in the Fifth Masonic district. A very pleasant time is reported.

Miniota Paxwarren

Anglican minister E Smith completes district charge

E Smith who led Anglican interests in the district for three months concluded his ministry on Sunday and has returned to St Johns College to resume studies. He plans to continue services on the island until a new arrangement is made.

E. Smith St. Johns College

Dominion election totals released with party results

Total votes reached 998005 with Conservative 1909055 and Liberal 171486. The remaining 274180 votes include 60024 for the U F A candidates. Rejected ballots count 554.

Dominion Conservative Liberals

Dack Season Opens In September Drive Limits Set

The season opens on the 15th with a daily limit of 15 deer. A monthly cap applies in September and October, totaling 150 for the season. Goose limits are 10 per day and 50 per season. Shooting game birds from autos or boats violates the law and carries a fine.

Farmers urged to seek aid from Adjustment Board

President Burnell of the Manitoba Pools at Selegirth urged farmers under creditor pressure to invoke the Provincial Department Adjustment Board. He said the board could arrange settlements on a workable basis to avoid forced land loss and reduce liability, preventing further business collapse.

Burnell Manitoba Selegirth Dept Adjustment Board

Old Country Fall Trip Considerations Hint

A fragment suggests planning a visit to the Old Country this fall. The note hints at travel timing, potential routes, and considerations for autumn travel.

Old Country

Pate White Cups and Saucers Special Ty

Pate White Cups and Saucers special provided by Gaz. Sc. United Stores at Miatota in a localized sales alert.

Gaz. Sc United Stores Miatota

Notice of Miss Saicy event at Mrs J. Cocks residence

Miss Saicy Gr27 Sp2eissist.in Marcel will be in Mistota on mday September 12 at Mrs J Cock's residence.

Saicy Marcel Fisg Mistota Mday

Specialist on Sight Testing at Leam's Hotel Tuesday

Jeba. Bikie RO will visit Leam's Hotel to provide sight testing and glasses fitting services on Tuesday September 16th.

Jeba Bikie Leam's

Chautauqua Committee to Meet at Municipal Hall

The Chautauqua Committee will hold a meeting at Municipal Hall on September 1 at 8 20 p m. Chairman W th Yarwood announces the gathering.

Chautauqua Committee W Th. Yarwood

Herald Not Issued on September 21st

Announcement states no issue of The Herald will be published on September 21st and notes a customary one week summer break with potential advertising needs for that date.

The Herald

McKEEN-Birth Notice from Bonlah

Birth announced for McKEEN child born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Dave McKeen in Fon.

McKeen Bonlah Dave McKeen

Provincial Police Enforce Vehicle Safety Regulations Nationwide

Strict instructions require all vehicles to display front and rear lights or reflectors to prevent accidents. Officers will enforce the rule with penalties for violations as police crack down on unsafe vehicles and practices.

Inspector Whyte Escorts Planes Over District

The Government Airways official, Inspector Whyte, visited the area Saturday and left noon to oversee repairs near town. A squadron from Uncle Sam is expected to pass over Mendsy district next week, with takeoff at three o clock and an estimated 3:30 arrival if on schedule.

Inspector i Government Airways Gevers Uncle Sam Thos Mendsy Brandon

Miniota Horticultural Society notice on exhibition crops

August 21 1930 officers and directors urge members to submit decisions for garden competitions. Exhibitors report cabbage worm damage core smut on one entry. Lawns display weather and weed effects while veranda competition noted.

Miniota Man Miniota Horticultural Society

Garden entries praised for credit in horticulture contest

LT calls for plain rules granting points for plant sod arrangements and garden displays. Compliments Mrs. Hawthorne for her garden artistry and technical knowledge. Judge J. S. Warrington notes standout tomato crop and widespread quality despite defects.

J. S. Warrington

High School Departmental Exam Results For Municipal System

The results of the High School Departmental Examinations for the Municipal School System are published. Those interested in the final standings of the pupils will find the information of value.

Ten Ways to Kill an Association

A humorous caution list advises members how to damage an association by skipping meetings, avoiding duties, blaming others, withholding dues, and resisting new members. It warns that inaction and petty behavior undermine group work and leadership.

Wnc

Election Expenses Summary for Henry Alfred Mullins Marquette

Summary of election costs for Henry Alfred Mullins in the Electoral District of Marquette. Items include postage hire of premises 8 436 Se services of stenographer and clerk 160 00 cartage and light 450 posters and signs ish 2 advertising U)SO personal expenses 500 00 telegrams telephone calls express 855 S1518 23 William AG Ferguson official agent.

Crandall Notes Local Happenings And Obituary

Crandall notes HL Reid of Angusville spent the week in town with Miss D Smeaton Inglis teacher spent the weekend at home. A plane carried passengers for rides. United Church services will be held on the last Sunday in October. Mr J Murray longtime district resident died last week at his home and was buried at Hamiota. He leaves one brother P Murray of Crandall.

Hl, Reid Angusville D. Smeaton Inglis United Church J. Murray Hamiota P. Murray Crandall

Beulah Bus A Harvest Home Service Sunday

Beulah Church announces a Harvest Home Service will be held at the United Church next Sunday. The event gathers parishioners for a special service and community fellowship.

United Church

Bruce Harron Returns Home After Relief Period

Bruce Harron, who has served as relief for several months, is back home. He had been relieving duties and now resumes residence, marking a transition after extended service.

Bruce Harron

Elevator Aid Report From Tisdale Sack Incident

Harry Thormpson departed last Saturday to assist in an elevator incident near Tisdale Sack. The event details are sparse but describe his travel to the site for aid.

Harry Thormpson Tisdale, Sack

Fertilizer Test Yields Vary On Wheat Plots

Walter Frazer reports a season test on three 5 acre plots of Garnet Wheat. One plot with 100 pounds triple super phosphate yielded 4 bushels per acre graded No. 2. The same 100 pounds ammonium nitrate produced 48 bushels per acre graded No. 2. The untreated plot yielded 30 bushels per acre graded No. 3.

Walter Frazer

Isabella Notes An Aeropisne Visits Town

Isabella notes an aeropisne in town this week taking passengers. Russell Reid assists at the Wastern Canadce Elevator.

Aeropisne Russell Reid

Ammonium Phosphate Outperforms Other Plots In Trial

Tom Long reports on 5 acre plots treated with chemicals showing Ammonium Phosphate produced grain 3 inches taller ripening 4 days earlier and yielding 21⁄2 bushels. Sapec Phosphate outperformed non treated by 2 inches taller 3 days earlier and 97 bushels. Non treated yielded 55 bushels with poorer color than treated samples.

Tom Long

Long serving CP engineers retire on pension in Ontario

Three Canadian Pacific engineers from Ontario retire after 133 years of unbroken service among John Douglass Thomas Bennett and John G Moore Bennett traceable to 1883 Douglass to 1885 and Moore to 1889 All retain spotless records The Toronto Industrial Commission reports 15 new industrial firms entering Toronto between January 1 and June 30 with 11 from the United States and four from other parts of Canada The arrivals include notable companies boosting Toronto's assembling and manufacturing sectors The Red River charm tale features Aurstralian champion Harry Pearse watching his son Olympic champion H R Pearse compete at the Empire Games in Hamilton Ball Pass near Banff sees horses ridden to locate camps for July end Trail ride Jim Brewster J Murray Gibbon and Glory Temple participate in the expedition Balt Pass ascent proves possible for horses in three hours setting a new feat for alpine routes

Canadian Pacific Ontario John Douglass Thomas Bennett John G. Moore Bennett Douglass Moore Toronto Industrial Commission Toronto Commission United States Canada Red River Harry Pearse H. R. Pearse Winninese Pearse Hamilton Ball Pass Banff Prae Jim Brewster J.murray Gibbon Glory Temple Lake Louise Tanff Balt Pass

Adams Takes Charge of Elevator at St Rose

Les Adams departed Saturday to assume leadership of the elevator at St Rose, directing operations and overseeing daily duties.

Les Adams St Rose

Miss McKellar Visits Hamiota and Birtle Last Week

A number from here attended talks by Miss McKellar a returned missionary at Hamiota and Birtle on Thursday and Friday of last week.

Miss McKellar Hamiota Birtle

Quarterly church board meets amid Presbytery deputy election

A church gathering Sunday saw the quarterly board discuss the Presbytery delegate election and attend to business related to the anniversary observance.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Koc MO. Spalding J.D. Forsyth Ainiota Geo. J. Heyhoe Beulah Isabella Garage Alex. Clark United States Ltd Missota Isabella School Trace Lola Amy Helen Chapman Tean Preston Vo Wesly Shurvell Sarah Steveson Margaret Stevenson Annie Campbell Elmer Finkbeine Margaret Iverad Loba Wright Bill Amy Lillian Ariss Slaretie Goodwall Hannal: Marshall Edith Satterthwaite Kenneth Warren Marion Wrights Jean Chapman Eileen Bridge Arrow Rive Fiorences Wallace Pauline Tennant Bill Jackson Mary’ McKinnon Annie Sararas Clara Jackson Elizabeth McNab Enid Gardham Tivall Lelond Kathleen Lelond Rates Sinclair Vedion Lelond Iorraine Wiggins i Vo Clarence Warren Beulah Grace Nancy Clark Annie Graham Grace Evans Icna Paynter Tertie Harron Jean Carnegie Vna Beattie Keelyn Heid Lave Titley Wiliam Carnegie Ruth Graham Verona Hull Miniota School Srade Jack Dart Edythe Foste Lorna Forsyth Leste Horner Kathleen Newland Jack Walker Wellington Boyce Irene Dorward Royal Luce Francis Walker Verna Hill Frank Leary O , Royal Luce Charlie Peel Edna Reynolds Norma Stewe May Werden Harvey Hanlin Edwin Spalding Mae Spalding Flowers Grade XI Apart Frances Berwick Laurette Chalmers Marguerite Dart Janet Evans Nina Evans Harold Forsyth Violet Powell Frank Iowan Dorothy Spalding William Woods Marquette Henry Alfred Mullins William Ag, Ferguson Crandall Notes Beulah Bus Isabella Harvey D. Sparling Elkhorn Church of England Mintota Holy Trinity Church Minntota United Church of Canada Minieta J. Alex. Stephen B.A Arrow River Ham Arrows River R. L. Mhles LDS Pratt & Lauman Block Minista GEO. Gabel Virden
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