Miniota notes on elections rallies and school reports
In Miniota area reports detail a campaign stop by Liberal candidates and a Rt. King visit. A Literary Society meeting featured readings and a boys cooking talk, with Rally Day services at Upton School praised for turnout and music. School Board figures show 492 pupils, 101 in high school, with 74 percent overall exam success and top marks by Jean Boyce and others. Roads and winter stock ads accompany municipal road funding plans and rubber inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phon
Messrs Laird
Par
Ina
Erptats
J. J. Henderson
Jean Boyce
Rose Wright
Robt. McGavin
Gwen Taylor
Robt. Mitchell
M Lace
Netlie Andrew
M. Iverach
Aller. Arms
Richard Douglas
Trixie Hull
Arthur Leam
Bessie Boyce
Miniota School Trustees Discuss Accommodation Plan
The Miniota Municipal School trustees meet to form a committee including Lindsay Douglas Chalmers Warren and Elliott to study school accommodation and prepare a plan for the ratepayers annual meeting. The board also votes to publish the year ending April 10 1925 report in the Miniota Herald and to adjourn to Miniota on the chairman’s date.
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Lindsay
Verach
Douglas
Chalmers
Warren
Elliott Lindsay
Ier
Ameliott— Warren
Miniota
Rural Council Meeting Action on Land and Tax Issues
The rural council met in Minnesota on Tuesday planning to urge the local Allowance Committee to take immediate action regarding Mrs Oll o. Members postponed accepting Canada Northwest Land Co. Sacres offer of 150 for an insurance predund once land is surveyed. They warned tax delinquents that nonpayment by November 1 will trigger land advertising for taxes. A proposal urged shifting bridge costs from ward charges to general revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Lynch
Canada Northwest Land Co
Sacres
District church activities and upcoming W S events
Miss Jean Kirton and Geo Little John spent the weekend in the district. Rev J B Watson will be here next Sunday. Miss E Thompson of the Extension service will attend the October 9 W S meeting and invites all local and surrounding district ladies. The W I met in church parlors with Mrs Wiggins chairing in the president's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Kirton
Geo. Little John
J. 8
Mesdames
J. R. Mitchell
C. Craig
L. M. Huntin
Migs Craig
W. I
Minliola Hospital
Blaris
W. M.S. of
J. E. Heise
Isabella Notes and Local Political Wish for Mr Iverach
A note from Isabella recounts a family trip to Kinisota to place Miss Edna Femich in charge of a local school. The letter urges District residents to support the Herald and expresses hope that Mr. Iverach wins the Liberal nomination and becomes Marquette’s member on October 30.
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W. Iverach
Dibble
Kinisota
Edna Femich
Isabella
Herald
Iverach
Marquette
Early Ontario Leaders Meet in Narrow Election Battle
The piece traces the intertwined 1874 birth years and Toronto University educations of Premier King and Arthur Meighen, detailing their electoral careers since 1908. It notes past victories and defeats, with King seeking North York again and Meighen aiming Portage la Prairie, as Progressive Liberal and Conservative contests heat up in Marquette. Political conventions in Shoal Lake reveal nominees F. Dickenson, A. E. Quelch, and C. S. Stevenson for the Progressives, with Liberals nominating William Iverach in Marouette.
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Ontario
Grad
House of Commons
King
Arthur Meighen
University of Toronto
King In 1885 and Mr. Meighen
Mr. King
Berlin
Kitchener, Ont
Mr Meighen
Anderson
Perth County
Premier King
North Waterloo
Ont
Meighen
Portage la Prairie
Man
Portage
Meichen
North York
Liberal Party
County of
Prince
P.E.I
Harry Leader
Progressive
Grenville
Mr. Meighen
Shoal Lake
Marquette
Hobberlin Fall and Winter Suitings at Bodnett Shop
W L Bodnett offers House of Hobberlin Fall and Winter samples of suitings and overcoatings in varied styles. Hobberlin Suit must satisfy. Customers are guided to explore the splendid selection for tailored attire this season.
Mullins Narrowly Leads as Conservatives Nomination Held
A crowded Masonic hall heard Col Hy Mullins and opponents present in a two ballot contest. Mullins won the first ballot by one vote over A S Arnold and later led by five in the second with 45 to 40. Mullins urged electors to back him on October 29 to improve cattle marketing on the island.
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Col
Hy. Mullins
S. Arnold
Capt.Murchison
W. Crowe
Col. Mullins
Capt. Murchison
Progressive Party
Col Hy. Mullins
Iland
Registration Opens for Unlisted Individuals in Multiple Townships
Registration is in progress and those not on the old Provincial list must be added before October 12. The Registrar for Township 13 Range 27 is John Spalding and for Township 13 and 14 Range 26 is Mrs E E Evans.
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John Spalding
E. E. Evans
Miner Birds Sanctuary Aids Migrating Geese Return Tags
Jack Miner maintains a large goose sanctuary near Kingsville funded by donations and his own funds. He marks birds with aluminum leg tags bearing his name to track their Atlantic migration, tracing returns from the far north or south when birds are killed.
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Miner
Jack Miner
Kingsville
Obituary of Annie Elizabeth Hemmons
Word was received that Annie Elizabeth Hemmons widow of Herbert Hemmons died in Winnipeg after two years of ill health. She had been in Winnipeg hospital three weeks with suspected appendicitis but other complications shortened her life, a blood clot on the lungs hastening death. She was the second daughter of Charles and Mrs Orr of Beulah, respected citizens who have both since passed.
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Annie Elizabeth Hemmons
Herbert Hemmons
Winnipeg
Hemmons
Winnipeg Hospital
Chas. Orr
Beulah
Advertising Rates and Notices in The Miniota Herald
The Miniota Herald lists advertising rates including 400 per inch for transient ads and 3 insertions for 1.00. Legal ads are 12c per line, notices 160 per notice, and cards of thanks 11c per line with a 50c minimum. Meetings with admission charges require payment.
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Wanelady
Mareid Offee
North Railway Ave
Miniota
Beulah Community Mourns Loss Of Esteemed Resident
The Beulah area records the death of a respected resident with years of service to the community. The deceased, a dedicated mother and sister, leaves daughter Audrey and siblings Charlie, Frank, Fred, Jim, and sisters Mrs C. E. Evans and Mrs H. E. Flemons. funeral was held after Winnipeg transport and Rev. A B Simpson led the service. Interment followed at Beulah cemetery.
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St. Hler
Herbert Hemteone
Beulah
Winnipeg
A. B. Simpson
Audrey
C. E. Evans
H. E. Flemons
Wawaneaa
Charlie
Frank
Stavely
Alta
Fred
Spy Hill
Jim
Card of Thanks for Mrs. A Hemmons
The family of the late Mrs A Hemmons expresses sincere thanks for the many expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent sad loss.
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A. Hemmons
Multiple Ads for Sewing Machine, Gramophone, Radiola
Advertised items include an electric sewing machine in good order for 25 dollars, a Sovereign Gramophone with about 24 records offered at 47.50, and a Radiola 111 two tube radio set in perfect condition priced at 40 dollars. Interested buyers are instructed to apply at T. E. Forster Beulah 2914 or at Herald office.
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T. E. Forster
Beulah
Sovereign Gramophone
Herald Office
Radiola
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Ingaley
Vancouver
D. McDonald
Sedor
W.L
Tulal
Miniote Literary Society
MSAS
Wogramme
Canada
Jennie Bonner
Victrola
Tve
Seeneperenel Ty the Nomad
Good Road Board
Ameas-Holden
W. L. Hodnett
RED
Beuness
Rural Council
Minsota
Sec
Graham
Craig
Taylor— Lynch
Peel— Lynch
F. Dickenson
Foxwarren
A. E. Quelch
Birtle
Stevenson
Manitoba Wheat Pool
T. A. Crerar
Rott. Forke
Campaiin
Liberals
Marouette
Reeve Mitchell
Maronette
Mr. Iverach
North-Western Radio
Dio Miniota
Brandes Superior
Ste
T. Eaton CO. Creamery
Rapid City, Man
R L. Miles
Leuman Brock
Tom Laidman
Miniota Thurs
Gloria Swanson
Masonic Hall
J. McMurray
Plymouth Rock
A.M Bradford
Arrow River
Miniata
W. Yarwood
Virden
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