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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
12
The Miniota Herald lists subscription rates and advertisement terms for Mintota Manitoba with pricing per year and per line for local notices. It notes deadlines for new ads, alterations, and notices, and designates contact to J. B. Mackenzie, proprietor, with date March 8, 1901.
The year opens with optimism for Western Canada as mild winter conditions end and a busy seeding season looms. Officials anticipate a large immigration influx from the south and Britain, while rail and agricultural implement sectors brace for heavy demand and extensive western railway construction.
Preparations for building are underway and people from the south and east are arriving in search of locations. Overall 1910 looks set to be a banner year for development and growth.
The passage urges district residents to pursue an auctioneer license amid a surge of sales by outsiders. It argues locals, especially those with quick tongues, could run auctions as well as nonresidents and urges capable individuals to step forward and prove local skill.
A letter to the editor describes a failed effort by a delegation to gain free telephone interconnection between neighboring towns. The writer cites higher costs for boundary subscribers and argues the current system creates inequality for residents near municipal borders. He urges action to end the injustice and equalize telephone rental charges.
The Pease River Pilot announces its inaugural edition printed in Edmonton and soon to move to its permanent Peace River home. Publisher Thos D Piche is praised for an enterprising paper filled with news and guidance about the western region.
A brief caution urges parents to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home and treat early for croup. The ad claims the remedy is pleasant to take, widely sold, and can prevent severe outcomes with prompt dosing.
Notice that the liverymen partnership in Miniota Manitoba dissolves by mutual consent. Debts are paid to Robert Hawes at Miniota and claims presented to him for settlement. Dated February 19 1910. Also a Chamberlains Liniment ad appears in the notice text.
The 1910 assessment roll is deposited in Miniota Municipality Manitoba and open for inspection until March 19 1910 at 2 00 p m. Complaints must be filed by March 19 1910 at the office. The Rural Municipality of Miniota will hold a revision court at Turner's Hall Miniota on March 30 1910 at 2 p m to hear complaints.
An advertisement proclaims a war on dandruff with Parisian Sage claiming to destroy dandruff germs and stop hair loss. It touts the product as not a dye, gentle on the scalp, and capable of softening and beautifying hair, available for 50 cents at local stores.
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