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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
5
Baseball action opened July with Oak River and Hamiota battling to a 9 to 9 tie when darkness stopped play after seven innings. Hamiota led early, then Oak River surged late but the game ended level. A second league game at Oak River saw Oak River win by a large margin.
Mr Carnegie presented Princetown with an artificial lake, marking a notable benefaction. The gift adds a water feature to the town, reflecting philanthropic ties and public modernization efforts.
Edward E. Henry of United States Express Co in Chisago endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports it cured many on trains and stops chronic diarrhoea at once. Sold at Miniota Drug Store.
A reader in the Minnota Herald urges the Council to fix the river bridge approach near Wynona. The letter notes an extended platform without rail lengthening and reports horses shying, fearing fatal accidents on dark nights unless remedied promptly.
A reader voices strong skepticism about a provincial mandate for municipal telephones in Miniota. He alleges deceptive tactics, inflated costs, and unfair taxation, arguing the by law was pushed by government and approved by a minority of voters. The letter contrasts with a coal by law proposal and warns of hidden charges to landowners.
A Protona Publico letter criticizes municipal plans for a telephone system. It questions rush to build, cites the Telephone Act, and argues costs fall on taxpayers while pledges to residents are ignored.It urges district planning, government loans, and transparent tendering before proceeding.
Mr. W Morton of Two Creeks returned from Brandon on Monday night. Miss Johnson of Brandon is the guest of Mrs. W Morton.
A letter to the editor questions a posted notice near Ross School with measurements and crosses, joking about Euclid and kissing signs, asking what the "nocie" and "law will be taking" mean, and seeking clarification on the jumble of letters figures and signs.
Locals report travel from Brandon Fasr and visits by Mr Enos Ayres Bert Leader and Chas Spencer. Miss Olive Bovee and Jennie Bon ner return from Brandon fair. Longboat breaks five mile Canadian running record at Ottawa. R Soldan vacationing at Rapid City. Mun icipal telephone poles arrive by car. Thos Mitchell of Virden in town with his auto. Crops improve after rain. farmers hopeful. Misses Head return from Rapid City. One thousand two hundred Japanese landed at Vancouver after trades protests. Talks of Canadian Northern Railway into Rapid City. Chief Engineer McLeod interviews town council. P MacPherson buys two year old thoroughbred mare from Kelloe. Town incorporation seen as necessary. Pete means business. W L Armstrong and family move from Beulah. occupy former H W Hudson home. Rainstorm in Winnipeg floods basements. Manitoba Free Press press room flooded. Royal Templars of Temperance meet. future work discussed. next meeting August 13 with installation plans.
On Wednesday July 24 at the Conover residence Mary Matilda Conover united with John James Leland in a ceremony attended by numerous guests. Miss Nellie Leland served as bridesmaid, Rev. R F Hunter officiated, and Irene Fleming played the Wedding March. A generous array of costly presents reflected the couple's popularity.
Fr S Nichols of Oakland Indiana Ter and a traveling salesman praise Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a faithful companion for 18 years of travel. The ad claims swift cures and notes the product is sold at a local drug store.
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