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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR ad notes selling at 15 cents in advance with other rates. Mentions printing office location Minota Man and communications to THE HERALD MINNITA. Mentions editor W Sormann W Disule and display copy deadlines.
Advertisers are informed the change in publication day affects copy deadlines. Delays beyond the stated date may prevent insertion and guarantee of ad placement. Adjustments are required to ensure proper scheduling and timely publication.
The article notes a small turnout for a meeting about incorporating the town and questions whether residents will support development. It questions citizen interest, council influence, and the future of the Canadian race in the town, urging more involvement for any hopeful outlook.
Edw. J. Higgins describes a vast Canadian wheat belt from Winnipeg east to Europe and south into the United States. An international effort by government and railroads promotes migration of Americans Canadians and English to fertile prairie lands believed to outproduce U S wheat fields.
The article details a surge of emigration to Canada with April arrivals at 44 051 and many settlers seeking vacant Doukhobor lands near Prince Albert. Crowds camped at land offices, awaiting July allotments, with several hopefuls occupying seats on steps and waiting through the night.
Joshua Fletcher, president of the Alberta Farmers, addresses British business leaders in Shinchester praising Canada as the Empire’s granary. He highlights Manitoba as a wheat power with fertile black loam, Saskatchewan's open cattle country, and Alberta's winter wheat known as Alberta Red, describing vast plains west of Winnipeg and the prairie belt's expansive area.
John H. Zirkle reports his father long troubled by diarrhoea found relief after using Chamberlain's Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Republican. One bottle cured him and he has remained well for eighteen months. Sold at Miniota Drug Store.
Webster At Two Creeks announces on Saturday August 3 1907 a son to Mr and Mrs Cowley Webster Clark In Miniota on Sunday August 4 1907 a son to Mr and Mrs Hert Clark Walker announces on Wednesday August 3 1997 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Trek Walker in Miniota
A reader from Yellow Grass reports a horse that had not eaten for two months recovered after the Hackney Stock Co. remedy Feed Ford was given. Within three days the horse ate normally and recovered health, with the writer urging other stock owners to use the product.
Miniota Methodist Church invites all to services led by Rev. T. Williams. Services are every alternate Sunday at 3 00 PM and 7 30 PM. Next Sunday service at 3 30 PM. Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Hunter offers Sunday evening worship at 7 30 PM. All are welcome.
A Churchbridge correspondent in July 1907 reports satisfaction with Tus Hackney Stock Food Co. Colic Remedy from Winnipeg. The letter requests to become an agency and to ship additional stock, noting personal improved health.
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