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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1932
Page
1
Monday October sth proclaims Thanksgiving Day. Nurse Leach to depart for Dauphin district. Mrs W Corley of Brandon visiting friends. Miss Dorothy Lane of Brandon with Miss D Spalding. Chicken shooting runs four days October 14 15 17 18. Dr R K Chalmers attended Winnipeg medical convention.
Miss Margaret Rowan left on Sunday for Winnipeg to begin Normal school training, pursuing teacher education.
Rev. J. A Stephen attends the Presbytery session at Shoal Lake this week. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Dicken of Sioux Lookout visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Yarwood.
The six month old strike in the Crow's Nest coal camps at Blairmore and Bellevue was officially declared ended last week.
Improvement work fills holes at the Louise Avenue and Miniota Road intersection. Crops are being threshed well, with fine weather forecast for about a week to finish the harvest.
The edict orders an end to riding on freight trains effective September 30. It implies that after that date freight train operation will cease or be severely restricted, signaling a broad change in rail transport practices.
Mimiota has received strong advertising impact from the Dominion due to the creamery’s splendid showings at several recent exhibitions.
Remarks from last week discuss truck drivers avoiding silent policemen in town due to bad corner holes. Several say a load or two of gravel would greatly improve the situation and ease passage for moving loads.
In appreciation of the Miniota Creetery staff success at the Dominion Fair a Smoking Concert is planned at Miniota Hall on Wednesday night at 8 30. Speeches by prominent men and a programme are arranged with no admission charge for local citizens to attend.
Reports on Saturday last indicated Col. Hutchin and his family may have perished in a flight to Europe via Greenland. No Sunday trace or wreckage has been found, and no word has reached authorities yet.
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