Seed Grain Tests Show High Germinating Power
Samples from Manitoba and the Northwest Territories tested at Ottawa’s Central Experimental Farm show strong seed vitality. Of 450 wheat samples only 16 failed to reach 80 percent germination, 32 of 400 barley samples missed the mark, and 4 of 67 oats were unfit, indicating widespread seed viability despite poor harvest weather.
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Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Northwest
Government Contracts Rail Rails From Canadian Firms
The government announces it has secured steel rails for the Intercolonial railway from Canadian manufacturers, avoiding the need to source from United States suppliers. This marks a shift to domestic procurement and supports local industry.
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States
Canadian rails plant and Glasgow drink reform push
The article notes the Clergue syndicate plans to install a rail plant at the Soo, backed by government offers to secure a permanent Canadian rail supply. Ontario ties government aid to Canadian rail purchases. Glasgow pursues Gothenburg style liquor control, arguing municipal regulation reduces crime and profit motives, amid opposition to curtailment.
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Clergue
The
Soo
Ontario
Canada
Glasgow
Westminster
Gothenburg
Local Ranch Purchases and Lake Fishing Tales
W H Decker bought another horse from C Ross while Laviniaires visited Raven Lake for fishing last Saturday with mixed success. Bailey hired Nelson Hodgson for seeding as Tom S seeks his calves amid high calf values. Sunday School attendance grows. An incident at Raven Lake left Robert Moore with shot fragments in his leg. Wm Lief Jr buys the Holstein King Nicholas III from Geo McKague.
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W. H. Decker
C. Ross
Raven Lake
Bob
Tom S
Robert Moore
Wm. Lief, Jr
King Nicholas III
Geo. McKague
Farewell Sermon for Rev Jas Watson at Miniota Parish
The Rev Jas Watson who led Presbyterian church interests for three years preached his farewell at Miniota Arrow River and Crandel before moving to a new field. Locals regret his departure, praising his zealous sacred duties and social leadership. A new livery structure moved by Jos Bliss marks the town’s first new building this season. Rumors of accelerated passenger and freight service in May spark hope for local progress. The visit of Rev Jeffries and others, plus a thriving winter literary society with an emerging orchestra, reflect cultural growth and plans for a stronger band.Hamilton Herald notes the events and future musical encouragement.
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Jas. Watson
Presbyterian
Miniota
Arrow River
Crandel
Watson
Jos. R. Bliss
Robt. Hawthorne
Mr. Jeffries
Church of England
F. W. Breen
Frith England
Jas. L. Ross
Hamiota Herald
Lizzie Cole
Arthur Aspinwall
Weather and health mix in rural notes of the week
The windy spell dried mud and bright harvest prospects uplift farmers. Jerry Pangman is slowly recovering from rheumatism. Bailey lost a valuable horse on Friday when it died instantly for unknown causes.
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Jerry Pangman
Bailey
Harmony and unity to build Miniota's music program
The author urges no dissent in the Miniota group and envisions a strong musical reputation. He predicts members will receive high education and help provide winter recreation, stressing peace, unity, perseverance, and a successful outcome in their undertaking.
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Miniota
HAMIOTA MARKETS Wheat Prices and Farm Staples
Market brief from Hamiota lists wheat varieties with prices and notes on quality. It also includes prices for oats hay eggs flour potatoes and other farm commodities per bushel or per ton, indicating general market activity.
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Cesaltekes
Birth Announcements Amid April Letters
On Thursday April 1st the wife of Andrew Killol a son. On Friday April 1st the wife of Eustace G Brassey a son. At Crandell on Monday April Mth the wife of T B Saanders a son.
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Kittony
Andrew Killol
Heassey
Eustace G. Brassey
Saenerus
Crandell
T. B. Saanders
Rifle Association to Hold Meeting Under New Regulations
To the members of the Crandell Rifle Association the secretary reports the Minister of Militia will notify him when new regulations are issued and refer him to the Winnipeg district organizer who will supply rifles and ammunition. Members will be notified of the meeting day through The Herald. Chas. Chapman, Secretary.
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Crandell Rifle Association
Winnipeg
Chas. Chapman
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Hamiots Branca
Bank OF Hamilton
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Hamiota No. 367
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Jordan
C.R. Rec
Pioneer L.O.L
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Mipperos
W. M. Jos
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Heoonpen
M.W
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F. W. Wrens
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McRae & Flewwelling
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General Blacksmith
McLean
London & Canadian Loan & Agency Co
G. J. Maulson
C. R. Tench
P. F. Grey
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London
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J. Houck
Westment
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Marion & Marion Patent
Otteces
York
Atlantic
Washington DC
A. Lawson
Orrice
Helen St. Hovus
M. A. Whimster
Todd & McKellar’s
J. H. McConnell
Undertaker
J. Arnovitpch
Peter Jones
Hamivota
Formalin
Strychnia
Germany
Chapple & Mills
Proprietors
F.e.howey
Hamiota, Man
Breck’s
W. J. Breckenridge
Mraarriotis
Timothy
Bush
Millett
Speltz
Victoria
Windsor
Scott & Chambers
P. Reddesheimer
P. O. Box
Ant
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Co. H. Greensihiaw
Hamiota Herald Ts
Jas
Ross
Nelson Hodgson
Lavinia
JNO. Nairn
Hamiota Markets
W. Prowse
M.D
Edin
Donald Street
Inman
Arthur Street
J. H. McConnells
Scotia Threshing Company
Wm. Collie
Hamiote
Ries P.O
J. T. Venables
Ifannota, Man
Will N. Reid
Box
Raaden
Taylor, Breen & Fraser
Keoah and Miniota
Keq
Fr. W. Breen
W. A. Thomson
Drewry’s
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