Notice to Advertisers Advertisements Advertised Late
A brief public notice informs advertisers that ads will be published later than usual. It outlines scheduling and acceptable delays and urges adherence to deadlines to ensure timely placement.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
4
A brief public notice informs advertisers that ads will be published later than usual. It outlines scheduling and acceptable delays and urges adherence to deadlines to ensure timely placement.
Local residents and visitors are listed with movements to and from Hamiota. Highlights include Mr John Parker and Mr Kenneth Irwin visiting, Miss Nellie Beard returning from Brandon, The Palace renovation reopening, Rev Thomas Easter sermon, and W B Rowan shipping goods to Winnipeg. Also noted: engagement of Miss Ann Murray Mitchell and Mr Thomas Percival Hemming, special music at English church, and calls for hogs and cattle for shipment.
An advertisement asserts deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a reward for cases caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy. The note mentions Rev. S. D. Thomas returning from Winnipeg after attending a Manitoba Education convention.
The Gold Medal Contest under Union Sunday School at Blairs Church on Friday attracted a full house. Seven contestants vied for the prize with Peter McPherson of Isabella winning for his rendering of The Old Man's Story. Judges included Rev. Hunter, Rev. Egan chaired, and Mr Squibb with musical readings by the Hamida choir and Mrs John Bitebel.
A large crowd gathered at Miniota Hall Monday evening for a farewell dance for Mr. and Mrs. J Ll Evans. Mr Evans, moving to Saskatoon, leaves with the community’s good wishes after five years of active town service and friendship. Mrs Evans will join him in a month.
A severe head on collision near Brandon Saturday afternoon killed three Canadian Pacific Railway workers. The Estevan passenger train was misdirected onto the wrong track and collided with an eastbound wheat freight, crushing engines together and destroying freight cars.
Three Brandon residents aged married men were injured in a crash described as not as severe as feared. A number sustained only slight bruising with no serious injuries reported.
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