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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald is published weekly at Burrows Ave Dauphin. Subscription costs are $2.00 per year in advance or $2.50 if unpaid. Advertising rates are available on application.
An essay contrasts bank book readings with world price forces. It notes deposits toward education and aid, while farmers face a gap between selling prices and costs of living, urging sympathy and a focus on parity of the dollar in a global market.
A legislative speaker urged Dominion Government action to revalue land buildings and stock acquired by returned soldiers under the Soldier Settlement scheme. The text notes some men abandoned holdings while others stay despite debt from peak price equipment, urging revaluation for the former and assistance to find other work for the latter.
The letter discusses monetary questions, currency as a measure of value, and farmer needs for money or credit in hard markets. It includes a copy of a note from H Orchard about seed corn for Swan River, Manitoba Flint corn offered at 4.50 per bushel, plus experiences on summer-fallowing and soil-building crops like rye grass, sweet clover, and alfalfa.
Montreal's Family Herald and Weekly Star touts superior quality and vast readership. Subscribers who join in time receive a 1925 calendar featuring "The Sale of Old Dobbin" and a chance at a ten thousand dollar prize contest. Yearly subscription is two dollars.
A Christmas Eve sermon centers on the child spirit as the source of peace. The speaker contrasts worldly power with the humble Babe of Bethlehem, arguing that a little child leads nations through trust, humility, and love. He recalls the 1914 Christmas ceasefire and urges worship of Jesus, the peasant Babe, whose influence reshapes kings and empires.
The Youth's Companion issues a 1925 home calendar printed in red blue and gold. Each monthly leaf features a rhimed aphorism by Arthur Gutterman with a cheerful vignette reflecting that month's weather and includes marginal calendars for adjacent months. Free upon subscribing with a $2.50 payment for 62 issues.
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