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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1926
Page
1
Dominion data show November marketing of all grains at 69,310,780 bushels and car loadings at 39,522 for Canadian Pacific Railway western lines. The figures surpass prior records, with comparisons to November 1933 indicating historic scales in grain sales and rail traffic.
For sale about 30 cords of dry wood and 40 cords of green good all cut. Price delivered at Miniota four dollars per double box load. W. J. Armstrong phone 156 Miniota. For sale seed Banner oats Ottawa 49 price per bushel Gooper also quantity of potatoes. Apply Strachan 1312 Miniota.
The rural council meets today. Boys' Moleskin Knickers now selling at reduced prices. Sites are still fairly complete. WL. Hoinett notes Michigan law requires village councils to publish all proceedings in the nearest newspaper within ten days after each meeting and the newspapers must be paid for the service.
Three rinks led by Messrs Spalding Forsyth and Kerr competed for Miniota. Kerr’s rink won first prize in the Blue Ribbon event earning four boxes of cigars. The Forsyth and Spalding teams captured minor prizes in a lively curling meet.
Reports from the eastern states tell of 26 hours of continuous snow that closed schools and businesses while parts of New England faced severe storms. A June like thunderstorm followed heavy snowfall as maritime crews battled high seas and gales, with several vessels reporting delays and sailors lost at sea.
The Returning officer faced many calls from would be voters and others denied because their names were not on the electors list. Residents must ensure their names appear on the list before printing in May and register with the municipality now to avoid future omissions.
Copies of the Salvation Army year book for 1626 arriving in Winnipeg reveal 1431 social institutions including hostels, industrial homes, aged homes, depots, hospitals and children's homes. A 400 capacity shelter in Paris opened by General Bramwell Booth. a maternity hospital in Edmonton. Hope Lodge for girls in Winnipeg. Logan Avenue Hostel offering 300 beds and free meals in winter. Officers report harsh conditions and extensive distress in Winnipeg that relief could ease.
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