Wednesday Publication Rates and Advertising Terms
The notice outlines publication weekly on Wednesdays with subscription at $1 yearly in advance. Contract rates require three months minimum. Transient ads are 2 cents per line first week and 1 cent per line thereafter. Special notices range from 1 to 2 cents per line with minimum charges and limits. JAS I ROSS is editor and manager.
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Office of Publication
Jas. I. Ross
Editor’s symposium on liars and unpaid subscribers
A compilation mocks subscribers who deny orders or refuse payments. The column cites cases from Clarkaville Graphic Pike County Post Elsberg Ad and Plymouth Independent, condemning liars who avoid dues and those who publish obituaries implying moral judgments on former readers.
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Clarkaville Graphic
Pike County Post
Elsberg Advance
Plymouth Independent
Sidewalks Rebuilt After Church Damage as Floods Rise
The Presbyterian church building committee will pay contractors half price to repair damage from last week’s rain. A Friday morning start saw sidewalks nearly finished by nightfall as Assiniboine waters rise. The Miniota council creates a new school district by merging parts of Miniota and Blazis, with Judge Cumberland upholding the move and costs borne by objectors.
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Presbyterian Church
Miniota
Here
Blazis
Cumberland
Question on Ward 4 1901 levy and farm land share
A reader named INVESTOR asks the Hamiota Herald to publish the ward 4 municipal levy for 1901 and the portion from farm lands, plus a multi year comparison. The editor replies inability to provide the information at present.
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Hamiota Herald
Hamiota
Solicitors Named for Parr and Steede Executors
M. B. Jackson of Hamiota Manitoba is listed as solicitor for the executors H. J. Parr and Francis Steede in a local estate notice.
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M. B, Jackson
Hamiota, Man
H. J. Parr
Francis Steede
Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist Practice Listing
Dr. W. Prowse of Edinburgh specializes in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Office and residence at 10 Donald Street, Bear Broadway, Winnipes.
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Donald Street
Bear Broadway
Winnipes
Lost stock ad and by law notice of sanitary sluice
Trayed from vs1125 about May 11 three colts one bay mare two years old white face one bay yearling with strip on face one iron grey yearling partly clipped. Anyone furnishing information that will lead to their recovery will be suitably rewarded. WM ROWLES Lucas P O At last municipal council meeting a by law ordered installation of box closets and filling pits to within fifteen inches below surface to be cleaned by June 1. Failing to comply means a fine from 10 to 1 and work done by authorities charged to taxes. By order GEO H McKAGUE Sanitary Inspector.
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WM. Rowles
Lucas P.O
Geo. H. McKague
Local Residents Bound For Visits And Returns
Miss Cassie Wallace left for Brandon to visit her sister Mrs Hardaker. Miss Mary Alexander toured Nee pawa and Norgate districts. Scott departs for Ocher River this week and plans to return to Lavinia in autumn. Mr and Mrs Wm Sinington will leave for home Friday after visiting our district. A Anderson passed with high honors and becomes a licensed M D poised to excel in his profession.
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Cassie Wallace
Brandon
Mrs. Hardaker
Mary Alexander
Neepawa
Norgate
Scott
Ocher River
Lavinia
Wm. Sinington
A. Anderson
Free Newspapers and the Principle of Business
The Toronto Telegram argues against free newspaper distribution, noting every copy costs money and that free lists exist for nonessential readers who can pay. It compares to other trades where suppliers do not give free samples and frames free copies as an intrusion on sound business.
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Toronto Telegram
Bridge Collapse on Bradwerdine Extension injures workers
A serious accident occurred on the Bradwerdine extension of the CP. R. Tuesday around noon. About fifty men were at work on the bridge over the ravine at A. W. Kent's farm when the structure failed. Roughly three quarters of the workers were affected by the collapse.
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Lawson
Bradwerdine
CP. R
A. W. Kent
Population Increases With Two Newcomers In District
The district welcomed two new residents last week a son to Mr and Mrs Thos Stewart and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walker Mitchells bridge damaged by spring floods was carried away by high water three Arrow River bridges swept away Rev Mr Wallaley held Church of England service at 11 a m on Sunday and may stay awhile exact service hour undecided
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Thos. Stewart
Walker
Mitchell
Arrow River
Mr.Wallaley
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