The Herald of Miniota Weekly Publication
The Miniota Herald appears as a weekly newspaper produced at the Herald Printing Office in Miniota, Man. It is distributed every Thursday to readers in Miniota and surrounding areas with local notices and news.
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Herald Printing Office
Miniota
Man
Miniota Herald
Toronto Weely Mail and
Empire
Weekly
Mail and
Golgotha
Free Press and Praire Farmer
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Canada
Dominion
Protection From Fire Apathy at Monday Meeting
A local report complains of low turnout by landlords and tenants in block No 13 to discuss fire protection. It criticizes reliance on fire walls, gasoline engines, and bucket brigades, urging a town wide solution and noting next Monday's adjourned meeting with small expected attendance.
Fire Meeting Addresses Town Fire Protection
A large Miniota gathering at Hawthorne’s Hall on Monday evening discussed town fire protection. Ten ratepayers and three residents joined in the talk, appointing Mr Hunter as chairman and resolving to appeal to the council for a town water well, plus adjourn to April 6 to debate a fire wall gasoline engine or bucket brigade.
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Miniota
Hawthorne’s
Hunter
Chappell Chalmers
Thomas
Thomas—Fraser
Hawthorne
Rheumatic Pain Balm Praised by Pontypool Official
Pontypool postmaster Mr Thomas Stenton testifies after eight years of rheumatic pain that Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave greater relief than any prior remedy. He recommends it to other sufferers and notes Miniots Drug sells the product.
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Thos. Stenton
Pontypool
Ont
Miniots
Liquor License Act Provisions and Penalties
The act implements licensing rules for hotels and druggists, sets serving limits, and mandates licensed bartenders. It outlines private dwelling definitions, wholesale and retail druggist restrictions, prescriptions, records, and penalties for offences from first to third: fines up to 1000 dollars and terms up to two years.
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eTreak S
Eich
Tica
Sterugzist
Prescott Elis Ties United in Minnesota Marriage
Alfred William Prescott formerly of London England wed Leila Ellis formerly of Dorking Surrey at a Vicarage in Minnesota on March 26 by Rev 8 D Thomas.
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Prescott
Elis
Minsota
D. Thomas
Alfred William Prescott
London
England
Leila Ellis
Dorking
Surrey
Temperance Service at Blaris Atthe Church Draws Big Crowd
An overflowing Sunday gathering at Blaris Church heard Mr J N Clinton recounting temperance themes. The event raised a substantial collection toward Winnipeg funds with thousands pledged, and a voter list of readers and donors noted as the paper promised further issues in the coming weeks.
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J. N Clinton
Winnipeg
Virden Board of Trade Urges Rail Crossing Consent
Resolution passed March 1 1924 urges immediate action to secure consent of the Board of Railway Commissioners for the crossing by the Canadian Northern Railway of the Canadian Pacific Railway track at Virden. Copies to Hon J H Agnew and Mr Wm McKenzie.
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Virden
J. H. Agnew
Wm McKenzie
Wood Stealing Outcry Calls for Action
Local residents accuse a well known thief of stealing wood throughout the winter. After being observed, authorities urge the offender to make restitution or face consequences, condemning the act as a dishonorableblack mark on the town.
Fire at Palace Hotel alarmed town of Miniota
An afternoon fire at the Palace Hotel's east wall near the roof was put out in under 45 minutes thanks to a bucket brigade. Investigators suspect the blaze started in or near the chimney and residents are urged to attend a forthcoming fire meeting at Hawthorne's Hall. The notice praises local volunteers and warns of danger if precautions are ignored.
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Palace Hotel
Block No. 13
Miniota
Hawthorne's Hall
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the Herald
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Dingle
Blaris
Winnipeg Weekly Free Press
Winnipeg Weekly Telegram
Nor'West
Cook Book
EFKLY
E Press
Prairie Farmer
Family Herald and
Montreal
Bairie Farmer
Winnipeg Weekly Star
Ontreal
West
Old Country
United States
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