Local Blurbs On Winter Actions And Community Encouragement
A short community note urges residents to support winter activities and boosts encouragement for children, emphasizing collective effort and positive behavior. The piece stresses that everyone should participate in local efforts and set a good example for youth.
Local and General News Items HO259CLO
Mrs J D Forsyth plans a trip this week to Mananpexg with T. Woedenloime and MPP ém town on Friday. Mr W Miller of Montrea spent ten days last week with Mr and Mrs W L Dorward. Miss Betty Cunningham attends Success Business College in Winnipeg. The rink must move to a new location this year, so a bee is set for Saturday at 8 a m to hasten the work. locals and countryside residents urged to help.
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Mr. W. Miller
Montre
W. L. Dorward
Betty Cunningham
Success Business
Winnipex
Melennan
J. Dehlgren
Wythe
J. Spalding
E. M. Oliver
Hha.m
Onions Sold by United Stotes Ltd Miniota
Local trade notices list Groceteris B C Cooking Onions per 100 lb bag at 2.95 by United Stotes Ltd of Miniota. Community items mention Hirtle Fair in the 40s, residents moving to Storthoike Sack Ed, and church youth group events with officer elections. University honors note Clifford Conway earning a Master of Science and progress toward a PhD. Rev W P Mason appointed Anglican Mission minister at Grand Rapids with prior Buffalo plans delayed by immigration rules.
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Fia
B.C
United Stotes, Ltd
Miniota
W.P. Mason
Grand Rapids
Mason
Buffalo
N.Y
Taxes and Rally Day Observed at United Church
Tax reductions estimated around 23 percent are discussed as easing future obligations. Rally Day at United Church Sunday School drew 159 attendees with a Religious Educational Council program led by Superintendent Ben Woods. Included were scripture readings, anthems, and an address on the Betrayal Crucifixion and Resurrection by D. Dahlgren. The service was described as splendid and inspiring.
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United Church
Religious Educational Council
Ben Woods
Jesea
Kathleen Lynch
Jesus
Roy ‘Lace
Community Rink Reorganization Meeting Holds Sparse Attendance
A Wednesday night gathering aimed to reorganize the Community Rink discussed rink operations and elected officers, including President W. Berwick and a Vice-president. The turnout was described as not good.
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W. Berwick
Multiple For Sale Notices From Miniota and Surrounding Area
Several classified items listed for sale including pig pairs at 96.00, another pair at 5.00, six young Yorkshire pigs ready by October end at 4.00 per pair, a boys Tweed winter coat in near new condition, dining room suite and other furnishings at Bernard Goodmans, a German 35 year old seeking work starting November 1 with skills in steeck milking and repairs. Contact RG Stowe and Alex MacKean in Miniota and Bernard Goodmans.
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Artrust
RG Stowe
Phone
Alex MacKean
Miniota
Bernard Goodmans
Holy Trinity Girls Auxiliary Sale of Fancy Work
The Girls Auxiliary of Holy Trinity church will hold a sale of fancy work and a silver tea at Mrs. K Rollins home on Saturday October 10th starting at 3 p.m.
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Holy Trinity Church
K. Rollins
Creamery well completion boosts local water supply
A new twenty two foot well at the A Rowan farm gravel pit near the main road was completed on Saturday morning. It reached water at St Gin and is capable of supplying over 2500 gallons per hour with expectations to exceed that. Local businessmen financed the project and plans may begin this week for the creamery.
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A. Rowan
St Gin
Letters to The Editor The Factor The Herald Mintota
In a Letters to The Editor item J Conway disputes claims about penalties for average students and critiques suggestions by Inspector Moore and local officials. He urges adherence to Departmental regulations, questions grants, and condemns nonresident tuition as unfair to ratepayers.
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H. S
Parkers
J, Conway
Farmers Face Tax Question On Cream Cheques
A man versed in nuances asked if farmers could pay taxes from cream cheque proceeds. He noted this would have required collection over the past fifty years, implying it is not currently feasible.
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T. Woeiednoime
Mrs. Kove
Storthoike
Sack
Iding
Percy Atte
Winnipeg
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University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Clifford Conway
Clift
Herald Office
Steeck
Donald Blaich
Arto
Pvpeau OF Labor and Fink Prevention Branch
Manitoba
W. R. Clubb
E. McGrath
Comanu
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Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co
Minioba
Glidben Apel Limited
Soronto Sion
CAL Agents
International Harvester Company
United Stores, Ltd
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