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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 10, 1935

Page

7

Fleming's Folly Opens as Irrigation Drive Gains Steam

Link Fleming addresses Boone County cattlemen to form an irrigation company. Kilgo inches toward lining ranchers to back Soak Torney the seasoned engineer. Enthusiasm rises as plans hinge on boosting alfalfa yields and winter feed for stock.

Link Fleming Boone County Roper Kilgo Link Soak Torney Atlas Fleming Hamilton Helen Benson Tomney Soak Loak Torney

Modern External Treatment Helps End Colds Sooner

The ad touts VapoRub as the quickest aid to milder shorter colds. Rubbed on throat and chest at bedtime, it claims skin stimulation and medicated vapor inhalation relieve congestion and phlegm. Aiming for morning relief, it promotes Vicks Plan for better cold control with clinical testing and home use.

Vicks

Irrigation plan sways Boone County cattlemen

Buzz and partners push a scheme to irrigate wasteland to boost value of 1700 acres. Soak Torney is tapped to validate the idea as investors form the Boone County Improvement Association to finance ditches and dams.

Kilgo Jackpot Fieming Seth Howland Link John Mulrooney Boone County Improvement Association Torney Roper Fleming Soak Mulrooney

Irrigation Debate Splits Box 50 Men in Western Town

In a tense gathering, Kilgo and Kilgo allies push irrigation plans while Roper counters and Tomney backs away. Linked distrust grows as tormented speculation about tampering and leadership surfaces among Box 50 landowners awaiting a starter investment around sixty thousand dollars.

Link Howland Fleming Roper Kilgo Willin Torney

Irrigation Debate Stuns Boone County Meeting

Silence fell over the cattlemen as Torney unexpectedly rejects the irrigation plan. Link’s reaction dominates the room while Fleming and others absorb the setback, and Kilgo and Mell exchange brief glances before refocusing on the outcome.

Fleming Torney Boone County Link Roper Kilgo Jackpot

Advances in eye keratoplasty show cross species grafts

The New York Academy of Medicine reports breakthroughs in keratoplasty and two human successes. Freeman Hall of Iowa regained usable vision after corneal transplant from a newborn baby, growing in place. A scientist with total vision loss due to a lab accident also recovered enough to see unaided after a double transplant.

New York Academy of Medicine Freeman Hall Iowa Ramon Castroviejo Hall Columbia Medical Centre Academy of Medicine

Elephant eats 100 pounds food instead of scaled 10 tons

If an elephant ate as a mouse proportionally it would require 10 tons daily. The actual reported intake is 100 pounds of food.

England Faces Growing Private School Enrollment

About 400000 pupils attend roughly 10000 privately owned schools in England. The figure reflects a substantial share of the country’s education system and hints at broad private sector involvement in schooling.

England

Time is Short Prompting Immediate Kindness and Reconciliation

A devotional urging readers to end petty quarrels and neglectful indifference because life is brief. The message emphasizes sacrificing pride to mend relationships, speak kindly, share support, and act now before it is too late. The tone urges urgent compassion toward neighbors and friends.

Montreal's Dog Licenses Soar Beyond 1934 Totals

Figures from F. Lamoureux of the license and privilege department show Montreal issued 8,613 dog licenses to date this year, up from 7,542 for all of 1934, indicating a sharp rise in the city dog population and enforcement activity.

Montreal F. Lamoureux

Government to supply free union flags to South African pupils

The government will provide union flags at no cost to all public school pupils in South Africa, ensuring uniform presence across schools. The policy aims to foster national identity and student patriotism nationwide.

South Africa

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