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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1938
Page
1
After Labor Day the community weighs how to organize skating and facilities for winter. The text urges a definite solution to avoid duplication and asks whether to continue with past lines or implement improvements before winter.
Mrs. R K Chalmers visited Winnipeg at work. Mrs. Dave Mackean visited Winnipeg last week. John Spalding, a business visitor to Souris and Dauphin, spent a Brocket, Alto., holiday and leaves Friday for Winnipeg to study a year at St. John’s College.
Woolfrid Hill has been appointed farm instructor at St Cytrian Indian School. The move places Hill in charge of agricultural education programs and student demonstration plots, aligning with the school's emphasis on practical farming skills.
A devastating blaze at the Miniota Creamery, started shortly after six, left only blackened ruins. Firefighters saved some butter and office equipment. records were lost. The origin remains undetermined, with salvage and rebuilding planned at the same site. The creamery, established in 1931, faced a setback but aims to resume operations soon.
Mrs. E. M. Hermance of Yonkers New York visits with her brother C. Ellerington for a brief stay. Her last visit was in 1914 and the meeting is expected to be pleasant.
Infantile paralysis cases continue to be reported across the province with a recent case in Lenor district. The notice promotes Maple Leaf and Viréen Flour and asserts guaranteed right prices from United States Ltd Miniota.
Arrangements set to move about four million bushels of grain from western provinces to Churchill this year. The Churchill elevator was unused last year due to poor crop conditions and may store around two million bushels. Two ships are en route to load roughly 362000 bushels each for European markets.
John Armstrong moved to Nelson British Columbia. Mr and Mrs Wm Jarvis moved to Cleveland Ohio. Samuel G Clark of Blaris died at Brandon hospital aged 35. Rev AB Simpson appointed to Blaris and Beulah charge. Grace McDonald married George Barrett on September 5.
A farmer tests Thatcher Renown Apex Reward Red Bobs on two acres against Marquis to judge future sowing stock. Expert cautions against harvesting mixed plots and advises buying pure registered seed after winter evaluation for a clean start and higher grades.
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