For Sale Hay to the Coil
Walter Titley advertises hay for sale at three dollars per coil. Contact details not fully provided.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
8
Walter Titley advertises hay for sale at three dollars per coil. Contact details not fully provided.
Auction notice offers feed barley at 40 cents per bushel and a national cream separator in good condition. Capacity unspecified. Sold cheap by W H McKee. Apply to W H McKee for details.
Notice for a special ratepayers meeting at the schoolhouse on Friday August 8 at 5 p.m. Elect a school trustee to replace the late Chester Sewood. Consider consolidating with Sarahville School district and decide if desirable. E G Huntsian secretary-treasurer.
An advertisement seeks a reliable person to drive a school van for transporting Shamrock School District children to Beulah school. Applicants must state price and qualifications. Details at the secretary treasurer Jas L Thompson residence. Applications to Beulah Test Office reach by 3 pm August 22, 1911. Duties begin by September 1, 1911. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
Chas Corley is reported firing on the local freight train just now. Mr D Sinclair left early this morning to attend Birtle Fair, bringing notices of weekend travel and market activity to the community.
The Herald advertises envelopes in all sizes at right prices. Bulk quantities available for offices and individuals, aiming to attract shoppers seeking variety and value in mailing supplies.
The sample minutes note a motion at the last meeting instructing the secretary to send a notice to each municipal constable with licenses for pedlars and auctioneers. The passage ridicules constables acting as pedlars auctions, questioning the purpose and public clarity of the instruction.
Silas Bryant begins barley cutting on Friday. E C Fisher travels to Yorkton on a business trip this week. Beresford of Crandell Telephone Central visited Miss Carrie Turner on Sunday. Harry Browning returns from British Columbia where he spent most of the summer. Reports claim black rust in crops province wide, but farmers here doubt its foundation. BORN On Wednesday August 2 to Mr and Mrs Rae a son. Mrs McLean and daughter Cisy of Strathclair visited Mr and Mrs Mangon this week.
Notice from the Rural Municipality of Miniota says telepone rentals for the six months ending December 31 1911 will be received at par up to August 15 with a five percent penalty after that date. By order.
The page surveys various enhanced advertisements in the issue, noting prominent visuals, pricing cues, and product focuses across multiple sections. It preserves the era’s advertising tone while summarizing the array of offers and showcases.
Tenders for the erection of and materials for a fence around Omar School grounds will be received up to August 23. Specifications may be seen at the office or at the residence of the undersigned W. H. Frazer secretary-treasurer Omar Manitoba.
A scanned list outlines diverse local businesses with managers and storefronts including hardware Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co J L Evans druggist Dr R K Chalmers Hornels Miniota House H Turner Palace Hotel E Leam implement dealers McCormick Agency 8S Hunter Ce Frost Wood Don Fraser Magsey Harris T Stewart Cockshutt Agency C Boyce Deering Implements J Parker bank Northern Crown A C Thompson Manager confectionery Barkenny J D Forsyth Burcocks E and G Burrows barber S G Dixon liver ry stable James Warren blacksmith R Hawthorne R Thompson painters E W Ayers R Purves harness stores T Convey elevators Lake of the Woods D McDonald Maple Leaf A Wright manager Gevtenasent AJ Leader manager Mac In Gee own law office Donald Sinclair.
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