United States Reg M Advances Auction Details
A line notes 91.59 per avnom in advance and 92 OO to the United States Reg M. OLIVER Editor.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1938
Page
8
A line notes 91.59 per avnom in advance and 92 OO to the United States Reg M. OLIVER Editor.
The Miniota 30 Country Fair and Dance is planned with a new Kick Fund event on October 30. An excursion to Winnipeg is set for October 12, followed by a Bazaar Tea and Home Cooking Sale at Shamrock Hall.
W Morton of Two Creeks visits Winnipeg. Infantile paralysis reported from Solsgirth and Shoal Lake. Beattie and Teylor set for Winnipeg trip. Prairie chicken season extended to Oct 7 11 due to poor conditions. Curry and Blanche Curry of Barrows Sask visit. Mrs W B Rowan returns home. VanKoughnett of Hodgeville weekends in town. Van Koughnett family return from summer with Mrs E Walker. Masonic brethren visit Ntartney lodge. J J Henderson tours southern province lodges. Group 3 Miniota United Ladies Abd Chrysanthemum Tea raises about 20. Harvest Thanksgiving at Holy Trinity church well attended. Canon A E Minchin delivers sermon. J J Henderson assists. offering 90.21. Girl Guides honor Miss Hinderson after six years as captain.
Irene Taylor read an address wishing Mise Henderson happiness during a small social. Barbara Hurlin presented two petit point bridge plates as a token at the intimate event. The gathering concluded with a warm farewell and a final toast.
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted grocery prices and brands such as Libby's Pork and Beans, Pearl Tapioca, and macaroni. The readable bits show small canned goods pricing like 3 for 23 cents and 4 for a dollar, alongside stray product names and garbled text.
S Wallace's committee hosted a successful dance last week featuring the lkborn orchestra. More dances are expected soon. Two CGT cars carrying girls and their leader attended the rally at Hamiota on Saturday last.
For sale a nine year old bay driver mare, a nine year old Osborne binder rebuilt, a 7 ft. Case Daering binder, a 24 inch Case Steel Separator with belts, a Hart-Parr engine, a LaCrosse two horse plow and a 3 furrow plow, power washing machine, Norman Ball Kabella contact Crandall ex 222.
The piece argues loans enable profit across farming fishing mining and manufacturing, with bank credit flowing through a revolving process. It explains money as Bank of Canada notes deposits and bank notes backed by assets, and details note redemption funds and the clearing house system.
For sale or trade items include a 6 volt charger with Maytag engine, 2 gauge shotgun, dropside Toronto couch and mattress, large arm rocking chair, No 11 Alladin lamp, two gas mantle lamps, a child’s wicker go cart, high chair, cistern and tank pumps, two fabric suitcases, trainman’s electric lantern, large metal touring case, three burner oil stove, Eaton Triumph churn, and an offer welcomed by F H Helgeson Beulah.
Ewart Lane and Dr. G Littlejohn from Viden spent Sunday at the Dayton home. Barbara Wiggins Braidwood of Warcorver visits with her father, brothers, and sisters. Mr and Mrs P Bursell of Strathclair and Mr and Mrs Feifulme of Brandon visited the Sinclair home on Sunday.
Everett Tennant departed on Saturday for North Battleford to lead one of the Richard Kent groups of players as a new unit manager.
The Quadre sectionmen were called out Saturday night to fight a fire near Trent that threatened the bridge. Several buildings on the Indian reserve were demolished as firefighters battled the blaze, with officials suspecting a spark from a passing engine as the cause.
Mabel Stewart daughter of the late Mrs James Stewart married John Henry Craig son of Mr and Mrs Chas Craig on Thursday afternoon September 22 in Brandon. Rev F E H James of First United Church officiated. The couple left for Winnipeg and will reside on the Arrow River area farm. Best wishes are extended for a long life of happiness.
Pur chase now for colder weather as Stanfield's garments are offered by United Stores Ltd in Miniota. Mail order prices apply for outdoor wear.
Beulah G litey visits Winnipeg. Rev Birdsall of Kenton conducted United church services last Sunday. Residents moves include Sidemain family to Gordon Heyhoe farm site and Deans family to V Hamey residence. Hawes learns of Albert Hawes death in Walkerton Ontario as he heads east. W I meeting at Mrs A S Fraser home with ten members and five visitors. Cabinet minister named in roll call. Cancer Relief Fund collection planned with Mrs McDonald and Mrs McGillivray as convenors. Sewing class discussed and not planned for winter. Mrs J P Evane spoke on this month’s motto and Mrs T provided a health and public welfare paper.
Local bank managers offer to discuss banking from their experience. They announce an upcoming article series to be published in the news and invite readers to watch for it.
A contest conducted by Mrs. Hull and a dainty lunch concluded the meeting hosted by Mrs. C. Crockart and Mrs. W. R. Boyle at a Forster event.
The W L District Board met at the manse on Friday last. Visitors include Wes Shurwell of Waskada and C Hill of Ontario. J A Robertson has returned from Birtle hospital showing signs of improvement. The Blains WMS and WMS groups met at local homes, with plans for a November Thanksgiving service.
Mrs KK O Kira has returned home after visiting in eastern Canada. Mrs Noble of Swift Current visits relatives including Mrs G Anzus and Mrs G Robinson. Mrs M Carib and Miss B Morro visit Rev and Mrs Fargey at Cardale. About one hundred children received dental care at a clinic run by Dr Morrison and nurses Williamson and Gemmell, sponsored by the WIL last week.
A very large crowd attended the W Trvine sale last week with good prices secured by the McConnell Bros. The local W. & served lunch and realized over $100. Mr. Trvine purchased the R. Welch business and moved to town.
The Holy Trinity W A group will hold its first fall meeting on Thursday at 3 p m at the home of Mrs R M Oliver after church services and Sunday School.
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