Farmers urged to support Grain Growers and attend meetings
The Minot Manitoba Herald notes the Grain Growers Association strong in marketing wheat and calls for farmer support. It urges participation in meetings to discuss grain trade, lumber, meat, roads, and transport, stressing broad farm interests beyond wheat and promising upcoming association meetings with turnout.
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Grain Growers’ Association
Grain Combine
Grain Growers
Grain Growers Association
Good Cough Medicine for Children
An old note urges care for children during cough season warning about diphtheria and fever. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as trusted by many mothers and fathers in Ripley West Virginia, claiming it contains no opium and has always given satisfaction.
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Bamberlaan
Mys
Ripley
W. Va
Stalled Stallion Law Prosecutions Reported in Manitoba
The Manitoba Livestock Association pushed a new statute requiring yearly enrollment of stallions with breed and soundness certificates. Four certificate forms exist and must be published with advertising cards. Last Saturday in Ochre River, three offenders appeared before Justice Boles, each paying fines and costs of 30 dollars. Further prosecutions are anticipated.
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Manitoba
Justice of the Peace Boles
Ochre River
Endorses J H Agnew Bail Insurance Plan
At the Manitoba Union of Municipalities convention in Winnipeg a resolution endorses Hon. J. H. Agnew's bail insurance plan. It requests the legislature to enact legislation limiting the levy to not more than 50 cents per quarter section and a charge not exceeding 15 cents per acre.
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Manitoba Union of Mnicipalities
Winnipeg
J. H. Agnew
Eee
Critique of Taxation Fairness and Incentives
A viewpoint from the Elkhorn Advocate argues taxation punishes improvement by taxing based on property value rather than effort. It contends the system rewards non action, stifles progress, and should be obliterated to foster industrious minds and fair treatment.
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Elkborn
Births Clark-At Blairs Birth of Daughter
On Wednesday November 27 1907 Mr and Mrs Samuel Clark welcomed a daughter at Blairs.
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Clark
Blairs
Samuel Clark
Ruthven Macdonald Performs At Miniota Hall Concert
A large crowd attended Ruthven Macdonald's concert in Miniota Hall on Tuesday night. He delivered a powerful voice and expressive singing with pieces like Alone in the Desert The Golden Wedding and The Musical Museum, plus recitations. proceeds reached about 115 dollars benefiting the manager. Mrs Macdonald accompanied well while a testimonial note follows about a musculoskeletal remedy.
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Ruthven Macdonald
Miniota
Mr. Macdonald
Desert
Musical Museum
Bibbity Rob
Gove
Macdonald
Life Insurance Urged as Important as Outfit Funds
Advice stresses that securing life insurance matters equally with maintaining stylish attire. It notes the policy protects a wife and family during spare moments when finances are tight.
National Live Stock Convention Planned in Ottawa
Executive Committee of the National Live Stock Association met in Ottawa on November 7 to set dates for the next convention February 5 6 7 in Ottawa. Attendees included President John Dryden and other officials. Discussions centered on importing rules for pure bred stock to Canada, maintaining the Canadian market, and future oil and meat export considerations. Delegates may be instructed to act on key topics ahead of the convention.
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National Live Stock Association
Ottawa
John Dryden
Toronto
Ont
Robert Ness
Howick
Que
G. A. Gigault
Quebec
Arthur Johnston
Greenwood
J. G. Rutherford
Canada
Morse Satisfied With Work On Grand Trunk Pacific
F W Morse Montreal manager for the Grand Trunk Pacific reports after a three months inspection tour that he is satisfied with progress on the new system. He says work is advancing as rapidly as expected and sees no cause for dissatisfaction.
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Morse
F. W. Morse
Montreal
Grand Trunk Pacific
Teacher Seeks Chewing Gum from Priin in Quiet Exchange
A teacher asks Priin for a piece of chewing gum during a quiet moment. Priin replies that Priin would not share it because the flavor is not to be chewed.
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Priin
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the Herald
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Presbyterian Church
Pedler
Chamberlain
A. J. Leader
Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co of
Mimota Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. A. Watts, K.R.S
Witad
Vanwue
G. Dixon
Com
G. Rowan, R. K
Royal Templars of Temper and Meats
Ewvary
A. Lelond
T. Lelond
Ree
Sec
National Livestock Convention
Miniot Herald
Prairie Farmer
Family Herald and
Weekly Star
Free Press
Star Family Heraldit Miniota Herald
West
Old Country
United States
Free Press and Praire Farmer
Family Herald
Dominion
Miniota Herald
Ona Farmer
Winnipes
America
Ben Austrian
Paul Longpre
Poultry and Degs Co
Chatham, Ont
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