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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
4
The Miniota Herald lists advertising pricing per insertion with 24 cents per line for certain items and 12 cents per line for another category. Ordinary reading type is 2 cents per line and special types require prior approval. Subscription is $1.00 per year in advance with notices due by the stated weekly deadline. Editor Promicter M. Quiver.
Editorial stresses fair, typed mailing list for weekly paper to prevent missed subscriptions. Cites past mismanagement by He O Rand and promises to reward genuine subscribers while urging Manitoba readers to support a locally produced weekly paper. The piece blends critique with civic optimism for provincial progress and editorial profit.
The text notes years of poor crops off seasons and money tightness causing low mood and migration to western provinces. Despite past conditions some signs suggest Manitoba’s provinces have stood still or lost ground, with ongoing complaints in business and among people.
A ladies baseball game is set for Monday evening at 7 00 p m between Miniota and Beulah. Miniota team includes Misses M Beagat Hawthorn L McLean A Gearland M Beattie Apeare Mrs Horner and the sub editor. Beulah team lists Misses Fo Lyon E Lyon H Cyockart T Crockart E Orn N Dickin Mel King Hermmeps Clifton and Ted Green.
Crandall school reports 18 of 24 examinations passed with three students achieving honors. The results reflect well on the training given to the children.
A fragmented description recalls a town west end clash over lunch signaling and rival clocks. Printers’ dinner bell is irregular, prompting quarrels as workers with late clocks rush to claim meal time amid rough handling on the sidewalk. The piece favors the old method.
Amongst Virden visitors to the fair were the Rev W Roberta Mesgers Kerfoot Bridget Blakenson and E Bayne. A Virden gentleman informs that their fair on August 5 and 6 will eclipse all others.
A playful dog named Binks seeks a stage turn but is blocked by other dogs who refuse the act. The dog is forced off the stage, ending the brief attempt at an onstage performance.
Unauthorised publication of this advertisement will not be paid for. This notice presents a regulatory summary concerning land management in the Canadian North West region, outlining requirements, eligibility, and application procedures for land-related actions under provincial and territorial oversight.
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