Xmas Handkerchiefs and Local Events Highlight Busy Season
The notice highlights Xmas handkerchiefs in gift boxes and reports a busy period of local events. W L Hodgett cites a hockey friendly with Virden, A S Fraser starts fox farming, Anglican Bazaar raises funds, and Crib tournament entries begin with prizes.
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W .L.hodgett
Practical Gifts From Hodnett Store Offer Wide Range
Hodnett offers hundreds of practical Xmas gifts chosen for usefulness and acceptability. The store promotes a broad selection to fit holiday shopping needs for customers seeking reliable presents.
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W L. Hodnett
Wheat production cost in Prairie provinces in 1925
The cost to produce wheat across the three prairie provinces in 1925 was about 95 cents per bushel. This estimate relies on an average yield of roughly 17 bushels per acre, indicating marginal profits for farmers at the time.
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Prairie Provinces
Holiday Groceries Store Ad Offers Fresh Stock
A local ad from W L Hoenett promotes Holi day groceries with everyday low prices. It stresses fresh and clean stock and urges shoppers to visit for bargains.
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W. L. Hoenett
Local Pulpit Notices and Valley Playhouse Success
Arrow River items report the Rev land of Hamiota occupying the pulpit on Sunday. The local dramatic society presented their play to very good houses at Decker and Crandall with leading roles highlighted.
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Land of Hamiota
Local Dramatic Society
Decker and Crandall
Manitoba Bees Break Record With 25 Pounds In A Day
The Souris Plaindealer reports a hive near southern Manitoba on the Canadian Pacific Railway produced 25 pounds of honey in one day on July 31, a continental record. From July 13 to 31 the hive steadily grew, total season honey output reaching 4964 pounds, with Wright’s Floradale Apiaries selling queens and bee packages to Alabama and a Florida firm.
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Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway
Souris Plaindealer
Wright
Floradale
Strayed Red Steer From J T Finkbeiner Isabella
Red steer about 1000 pounds with white forehead spot and split ear missing from J T Finkbeiner Isabella area. Information welcomed by owner.
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J. T. Finkbeiner
Isabella
For Sale Angus Bull 14 Months Old at Fifty Dollars
Angus bull, 14 months old, priced at 50 dollars. Beef cattle prices rising. secure a solid herd. Apply to W. H. Mackee via phone 135 in Miniota.
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W. H. Mackee
Miniota
For Sale Western Queen range and linoleum items
For sale a Western Queen range in good condition and a quantity of pipes and linoleum. Apply to R Edmundson, phone 2412, Beulah.
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Western Queen Range
R. . Edmundson
Beulah
Miniota Agricultural Society Meeting Draws Solid Local Interest
Miniota Agricultural Society met in town on Monday afternoon with attendees showing strong engagement. Attendance was down slightly from last year but participants listened with interest and discussed local farming topics.
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Miniota Local Teacher's Federation
Beulah
E.K Marshall
Federation
Union Church
Miniota
Tennyson
Japan
Hen. A. Moffat
Miniota Agricultural Society
Local Fair Plans Show Improvements and Election Results
The last summer fair was praised except for the garden product due to dry weather and grubs. Members aim to grow society involvement next year and adjust cattle and horse classes. Officers elected include President R Peel and Vice President Dr Chalmers with a slate of directors and auditors. A golf grounds lease was set and Winnipeg convention delegates were chosen as R Peel and W Maxfield.
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Cusack
J. Tennant
J. Wiggins
E. D. McNabb
Wap Becland
Treas
Jno. Iggins
L. Lelond
Desdames
J. M. Elliott
J. Lelond
W. W. Mitchell
C. Craig
R. Peel
Dr. Chalmers
Messrs
W. Maxfield
G. Rowan
Ul, Ellerington
D. A. Fraser
F. Bruce
Tf. Long
A Craig
R. S. H. Fraser
L. Kinsey
J. R. Lynch
J. J. Henderson
Rev. Moffat
Duo. Spalding
Tres
Golf Club
Winnipeg
Monster rainbow speckled trout from Shuswap catches eyes
A fish caught in Shuswap Lake British Columbia after a forty minute fight proved to be a monster rainbow speckled trout weighing 17 pounds with a length of 36 inches and a girth of 24 inches. It was mounted and displayed in the windows of the Dominion Express Company Montreal before being shipped to the owner in England.
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Shuswap ‘Lake
British Columbia
Dominion Express Company
Montreal
England
Quebec to Create Livestock Exchanges to Stabilize Cattle
Montreal plans livestock exchanges to halt cattle decline in Quebec. From 1920 to 1924 the province lost about 391000 head of cattle as low prices kept farmers from feeding and tending stock, leading many to kill calves rather than endure long festival-like care.
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Montreal
Quebec
Hes
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