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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
4
Insertion rules outline per line pricing for local items legal notices commercial and foreign contracts with yearly and half yearly rates. Requests must reach by Monday noon after publication deadlines.
In Minnesota augmentation of harvest crews is essential as farmers report early cutting yet expect peak gathering to mid August. Labor shortages along main lines and rail hubs complicate recruitment, with Grain Growers Association seeking district mobilization and Winnipeg reps securing help. Higher prices may offset some costs, but timely labor remains critical to prevent delayed harvest.
Prospective exhibitors may obtain the official premium list by sending their names and addresses to Mr Chas Fraver Secretary Winter Fair Brandon. The list outlines fall directions and is to be returned free of charge at the close of the Fair.
Magistrate Rowan heard two young men charged with deserting their employment with JL Thompson after eight months. They faced a $20 fine plus costs, but were fined $2 and costs as first offenders. Thompson may sue for damages in County Court. The magistrate warned such desertion harms harvest security.
Toronto advertiser Saver Brothers promises a free cake of Plantel toilet soap to readers who mention the paper, a publicity gimmick inviting paper readers to claim the gift.
The article notes a growing Canadian wheat export demand to the United States as the U S harvest tightens and Western homestead entries rise sharply in early 1909. It explains that lower export supplies from European pen countries push buyers to Canada while Western farming reforms boost land entry numbers.
Manitoba boys and girls are urged to study plant differences in wheat and oats. The Canadian Seed Growers Association offers prizes for exhibits of spring wheat and oats, with cash awards and a gold medal for Red Fife wheat. Exhibits must include a sheaf of plants and threshed grain, with accompanying exhibitor details and variety name. The contest aligns with the Manitoba Winter fair in Brandon.
Early morning reports say pioneers from the Morse colony arrived at Arrow River after failing to find lodging at Elkhorn. The fatigued group led by Mr and Mrs Matt, Wilson and family, and Wm. Leland were brought home by Will Lelena around 6 am. Other notes mention ongoing phone line disturbances, a moving of the livery stable by Jas. Wiggins, and new stables planned. Mrs Elliott Sr hosted visitors Mr and Mrs W Stewart of Arrowwood, while Miss Irene Fleming returned to Redvers, Sask.
The farm stock and machinery sale will be held at their farm on Friday. The Virden Agricultural Society good farming competition concluded with Mr R Turnbull winning first prize and a 75 dollar cup. Turnbull scored 133 of 1000 points with judges praising the competition and high farm standards at the Virden Fair.
H Veiteh made a brief district visit this week. Jimmy reports good crops north of here. Archie Hill had a mishap while driving near Hamilton when his team bolted causing a shaking but no serious injuries to him or his companion.
An official called the devil's advocate is appointed to oppose the candidate. He outlines charges the other side must refute, and canonization proceeds only after his charges are disproved.
In Montreal at the Canadian club James Bryce remarks avoids detailing Scotch contributions to Canada’s literature and science. He notes Scots readily claim greatness, citing a friend’s quip that he never argues with Scotchmen about their nation.
The Magazine of Commerce notes courteous conduct as a key but costly mental effort in business. It argues that while courtesy benefits commercial operations, sustaining it continually demands significant personal discipline from individuals in the trade.
The article recalls Bismarck’s daily long walks and his belief in nature’s vast life. He reportedly expressed awe at the living world and faith in an all seeing eye noticing every atom, remarking on the fire in a square yard as a chilling example.
A Washington Star excerpt recalls a farmer proudly watching his son play football and noting he once could whip the same boy who now plays, reflecting on shared pride across generations.
Bells tolled and funeral dirges played when Hartford’s charter oak fell after a windstorm. The legendary tree protected Connecticut’s charter in 1687 under Andros and Wadsworth, later serving as a guardian for generations. Indians had pleaded for its preservation as a landmark for planting.
A narrator describes a man who prides himself on perception watching a witness closely. The observer nods vigorously as the witness asserts guilt, noting the subject's evasive eye movements and bold, deviating stare.
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