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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
8
Fragments indicate concerns over unemployment and government spending as employment creation and economic revival are urged. References to building old enterprises and creating new ones appear amid warnings of rapid resource depletion and broader financial pressure.
A housewife by buying locally produced pickles helps pay the wages of workers in Manitoba and abroad, from pickle makers to bottle designers. The Manitoba led “Grown and made in Manitoba” campaign runs September 6 to October 3, urging community and merchants to back the effort and boost local industry.
Fragmentary text describes production in Manitoba with emphasis on local crafts and factories and a pledge to buy home grown and made products. Incomplete wording limits specifics but signals focus on regional industry and economic support.
A Minnesota school board meeting notes budget actions. The secretary reports on interviews with the Royal Bank and Department of Education refinancing. Salaries and transport costs for September to November are set, including reductions to Mrs Marsinn’s van contract and increases to Frank Leland’s daily rate. The board accepts an invitation for an annual social with staff. Vans must not be used for contractor personal business.
The anniversary service will be held on Sunday in October. Further announcements will follow with details on time place and any related activities.
Cranda and Mi White visited Minnediosa and Acres River for weekend events. The Ratly Day Service led by Rev Reiter drew a crowd with children helping. Palmerston church marked anniversary services conducted by Rev J A Stephen. Monday evening featured a fowl supper and a concert with Mrs Bes reading and other performers. Dr. Scott of Oak River gave a lecture while Rev J A Stephen spoke and Rev J A Ruhle presided.
Old suits and coats replaced at United Stores Ltd with bold discounts. Customers urged to upgrade wardrobe with reduced prices on a wide selection of overcoats and suits.
Miss J Elliott and Mr Melennan motored to Brandon last week. Don’t forget the anniversary services next Sunday and Monday per advert J. M. Ednety.
Arrow River community filled a busy weekend with Rally Day services and anniversaries at Shellmouth and Palmerston. Visitor groups from J R Mitchell and associates reported a good trip while the Mission Band hosted a life member Pauline Tennant shower. The mixed quartet performed at Blair’s and Palmerston with Mrs. John Wiggins on piano.
The Sunday School hosted a successful Rail Day Service at the United Church with Keith Rutledge Evelyn Leland Marjorie and Dorothy Mitchell Mrs W J Wiggins and Mrs L Leland leading the choir under Mrs J R Mitchell. The organizing committee Meadsames KR Wallace John Wiggins HE Sinclair and J M Ertlett receive warm congratulations for the event. Rev J A Stephen led the service and promotion exercises with Supt J F Tennant in charge. There was a registration of luz.
A very successful Piet Day was held on Friday afternoon at Minicta in the school grounds. A large crowd enjoyed and participated in the program with many splendid contests. The full list of winners will appear next week.
Isabella notes Mrs J Merrick visits with Mr and Mrs R Wares. Exhibits to Bir tle Pair today. Rev Wo Bowman preached at Exkhern Sunday. J Sutherland Ro Warren and Clark visited Winnipeg last week. Mrs Kelly and Edan of Angusville visited Mr and Mrs A Stuart. Rose Wright joined them for the weekend visit.
A local service was conducted Sunday morning by a clergyman named Aikborn, drawing congregants from the community. Details on the sermon or attendance were not provided in the readable text.
The Rally Day Service drew a good crowd this Sunday. An auction sale is planned at Ronald Flowers on Saturday October 10 at 1 pm. A Sunday school will be held at Ilawm next Sunday and a special children's service is slated for October 11 at 5 pm.
The harvest festival at St Wilfrid’s Church in Birtle was held Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. W J Finch. Congregation enjoyed familiar hymns and a splendid address, with autumn leaves and produce decorating the church.
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