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Me wo Meddock and fauity of Jhidhrovilie, are vining relatives in the austrict.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1929
Page
8
Me wo Meddock and fauity of Jhidhrovilie, are vining relatives in the austrict.
The United Church Young People Society plans a midweek meeting at Mr and Mrs J F Strachan’s home with transport arranged. In Mimico the William Cusack trial ended with a three year sentence for breaking into Mintors drug store, while Bert Clarke received one year hard labor suspended for two years. A letter from Mr Iverach criticizes municipal tax increases and road and school spending, signed by C. Elerington.
Municipal School Board met at Municipal Hall in Miniota last Wednesday night. Director of Technical Training B T Newton discussed Technical Training. matter tabled for next meeting. Trustees plan a social evening with teaching staff. next meeting set for Tuesday October 2 at 2 pm.
A reader defends tax spending and government bills, noting estimates precede crop cycles and praising school and road funds. The writer questions Mr Iverach’s zeal and recalls gravel road advocacy and its impact on tires and car costs.
A reader asks in verse why a continent is defined as a landblock surrounded by water. The poem recalls older lessons calling five continents islands and laments changing knowledge, asking for clarification from the editor on world geography and navigation.
Beulah notes a combined rally service at the United Church next Sunday at 1 am with a special programme. Mrs Guan and daughter from Calgary, visiting the Creckart household, returned home after summering in the area. Arrow River hosts a Friday meeting, Harvest Festival at the Anglican Church drew a large crowd, with fine singing and a strong sermon. Mr and Mrs Kennedy of Swift Current visited two weeks with the Ickart family and headed home on Sunday.
The Isabella W. II attended a Friday meeting at Arrow River with about 150 attendees. Misses Thompson and Calder from the Extension service spoke to the group and after the session the Arrow River ladies hosted a supper. The piece notes concern that many duck hunters may lack licenses if a game warden visits unexpectedly.
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