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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
6
Wade suspects Race Moran engineered a sheep invasion to force cattlemen from Crawling Water Valley. Santry, a wary plainsman, resists Moran while the English suitor objects to eating with servants. Wade plans to defend winter range against the rising sheep threat.
The piece explains why some call it the Reindeer Age, detailing deer in the British Isles, the reindeer’s snow finding method, velvet growth on new horns, and antler development. It contrasts the American Moose with deer, noting its habitat, feeding, and social behavior, including walling snow to protect trees and horn characteristics.
Wade confronts Oscar Jensen on government land after warning him to move sheep from the Double Arrow range. Jensen resists claiming rights, Moran’s backing, and Wade threatens arrest for trespass. The scene shifts to the prairie as Wade rides toward Race Moran, while Jensen is later killed offstage.
Captain Roald Amundsen intends to make movie pictures of the aurora borealis during his Arctic voyage. The aurora is electrical in nature, appearing as light streamers that rise from high above the earth. Its activity mirrors the sun and can disrupt telegraph instruments at peak activity.
Rubberneck airplanes are now operated for Ber lin sightseers. A company assigns ten aircraft for daily flights around the capital, its suburbs, and nearby attractions. Forenoon trips cover Greater Berlin and Potsdam while matinee excursions offer shorter tours.
Report notes Brazilians keep pet anacondas ten to twenty feet long in cellars to control rodent problems. The practice is described as a traditional method for pest control in some rural areas.
Canadian Pacific Railway offers round trip excursion fares to Eastern Canada on sale December 1 to January 5 1923 from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Final return limit three months. Tickets valid first class in standard or tourist sleeping cars with berth charge. Trains depart Winnipeg daily Imperial at 9 am to Ottawa Montreal Quebec and Maritimes and Toronto Express at 9 pm to Toronto Hamilton London and central Ontario areas.
British aviator Sir Keith Smith prepares in San Francisco for a spring 1923 round the world flight. The route includes London Egypt Mesopotamia India Burma China coast Japan to Alaska Canada Newfoundland and back to London. He aims for about 300 flying hours in three months and negotiations for 8,000 gallons of fuel with an oil company.
Scientists assert the earth is around 100 million Fars old in a new study. The claim contrasts with standard estimates and prompts reexamination of dating methods.
Bank of Montreal held its 105th annual meeting with Sir Vincent Meredith, president, noting world conditions and Canada’s reforms, including the Bank Act revision and Merchants Bank absorption. Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor urged reducing Canada’s cost of living and taxation, warning that high living costs hinder immigration and growth.
Douglas fir is praised for strength and large size, reaching 250 feet tall and seven to eight feet in diameter. It is a premier timber for structural work, lumber, railway ties, piles, mine timbers and more, with a call to support local merchants and buy domestically.
The witness describes a troubling house entry where a man was found drinking, a bottle of whisky and a glass on the table. The exchange with the judge highlights a single elise as the peculiar detail of the incident.
A short exchange features a vendor selling puppies at different prices. The boy quotes a quarter for most pups, thirty-five cents for a single one, and reveals a humorous detail that he swallowed a dime yesterday.
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