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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
4
The Miniota Herald prints every Friday from Main Street Miniota Manitoba. Advertising rates are 12 cents per insertion with early submission required by Tuesday night to insure publication. Proprietor M. Curver EB Sitar announces office phone 7 for contact.
The article notes a Canadian pulp and paper boom after Sir Lomer Gouin banned Crown pulpwood exports. American firms moved north, boosting Canadian mill formation to nineteen companies with substantial capital. In 1912 Canada produced 865,012 cords of pulp and exported 95,866 in raw form, with total pulp and paper mills rising to 85 nationwide.
The Saskatchewan Creamery Company based in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan is initiating construction of a new creamery facility in Moose Jaw as part of its expansion.
A fragment notes that Sherman theater is owned by W L Sherman and references a lead in a vanishing or failing pass into leadership. It mentions a captain of the liver’s rank and an investigation promised into a potential relation with a Titanic-like incident.
A garbled clipping references a man named Miss Dick in town during a vacation and mentions a Dr de Van and female pills. The text is fragmented and unclear with many misspellings and possible product claims.
The notice outlines homestead avenues in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta for male applicants over 18. It details in person entry at the Dominion Lands Agency, proxy options, residence and cultivation duties, house and proximity requirements, possible preemption, and purchase prices of 83 and 3 dollars per acre with varying six year or three year residency and cultivation rules. Deputy W W Cory signs the interior department notice.
The Labor Government in Australia faced a shift as Liberal leader Sir Joseph Cook abandoned Free Trade and backed Protection. The Melbourne Argus notes the Liberal pledge to sustain the protective policy, denying any move toward free trade. A Winnipeg despatch adds that Canadian interest in American-made goods has surged, with firms seeking new locations.
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