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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
8
The notice outlines legal advertising charges per line and per insertion, with extra fees for notices in bold type and those with admission, plus minimums and run of paper terms. It specifies line rates for cards of thanks and special positions guaranteed, and mentions display advertising rates by span and application.
A large crowd witnessed the English Cup Final as Sheffield United defeated Cardiff City 1 to 0 at Embly ium. The report notes the result and the single decisive goal, highlighting the narrow victory in a historic match.
Rev D A B Stoddart of Brandon is named Trail rector. C R Rollins rushed to Winnipeg to see his dying father as Mrs Rollins visits Brandon. Local tax forms due by April 30 with urgent reminder. May 4 declared Arvor Day to plant trees. J D Harrower and Carl Gow in minor car collision at Dicken's corner. John Easter charged over Game Protection Act trapping beaver. fined and jailed. boat and gear confiscated. New CN schedule boosts daylight service Miniota-Beulah routes. Isabella choir shines in Union church Easter program. praise for choir and leader despite growth pains.
The article credits Ernest Shipman and Canadian scenery with boosting northern dramas. It notes Banff Lake Louise Emerald Lake and environs as ideal backdrops and lists films using the Rockies, predicting Canada may become a premier silent drama hub rivaling Hollywood.
Readings include Oobd Solo The Resurrection Miss G Hewe Anthem God so Loved the World Stainer Sole Abide with me Mrs Scarth They have one my Lord Stainer Solo Beyond wa R M Cawley Spirit Hymn Lead of Light Anthem Comfort O Lord Dr Selo O Rest in the Lord Mrs Mathew Send out thy light Gounod Hymn Sun of my Soul Anthem At even ere the sun was set Wells
Isabella notes several residents among Hamiota and Winnipeg trade and local events. Mrs. R Warren and Mrs. J Arris are mentioned with health and travel news, while John Finkbeiner shipped cattle to Winnipeg. Wm Iverach reports on Chicago civics lessons and Ontario school trustees, highlighting rural opposition to township school boards.
The Municipal choir holds its first practice for an upcoming concert at a date to be announced. It meets at Union church Miniota on Wednesday evening at 8 30.
J R Mitchell spent the week end in Brandon while Clare Fleming traveled to Winnipeg Monday with a car load of stock. Much wheat seeding is complete with no coarse grains yet sown. A Sunday school executive meeting set plans for a Mothers day service on May 10. The church bazaar and tea raised 123 for renovations.
The marriage of T. J. Still of Miniota to Bessie Laurina Conrad took place Monday at a Selkirk home with Rev Swalwell officiating. The Still family arrived home Saturday evening and friends extend best wishes for the couple’s future happiness.
Local vendor W. L. Hodnett offers a half pound of fresh coffee at 25 cents a pound 75 cents total. Beans are ground while you wait for quick service.
For sale a two roomed property with three rods of well laid out ground a good well and greenhouse plus every convenience Immediate possession to purchaser Terms cash Apply at Herald office.
A terse verse by W. Elc describes a speaker who admires a grace-filled woman yet locates himself as poor and unworthy. He laments lacking silver and polish, claims only grace in his face, and acknowledges a scoundrel reputation while noting her rebuff and his continued existence.
The province plans about five million dollars for highway maintenance and new construction this year. Quebec currently has 2,586 miles of roads connecting with U S routes and neighboring provinces to the east and west.
Merchants Exchange report shows forty two regular steamship lines now serving Vancouver harbor with last year’s gross tonnage at 14 473 518 tons, surpassing previous figures by over a million. Canadian Pacific Railway begins a new continental pier project. Campbell River Company acquires James Logging holdings at White Rock with 35 000 acres and two billion feet of logs plus a large saw mill, three tugs, and full logging outfit in a deal over five million dollars. Plans set to ship 200 books by Canadian authors to Wembley with provincial grant for artistic bindings, driven by Arts Science and Letters Society of Quebec City in cooperation with governments.
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