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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising rates for the Miniota Herald, detailing price per column inch, advance payment, and insertion charges. It lists display and class ads rules, including unaccompanied notices and reasonable display assignments, credits editor Norman W. Dingle as proprietor.
In Miniota and similar towns a wave of commercial and financial low mood has traders and farmers seeking causes. The piece argues inflated agricultural wages and excessive credit as core factors, urging farmers to adjust wages and urging a fair exchange of labour for cash. It calls for united action by the Miniota Board of Trade to relieve strain and restore confidence.
Beulah welcomed the S O E Minstrel Troupe on February 6 with an excellent hall programme. Late start shortened the final portion, cornermen and songs by Evans Allenby Aldous and Master Long pleased the audience. A. Suckling's stump speech drew great amusement and a dance followed with the Minicta orchestra in attendance.
A Miniota Carling Club meeting at Hawthorne’s Hall approves its first bonspiel starting Monday night February 24. Committees named for prize list, reception, ice, and draws. official umpire appointed. Ice will close to skaters from Friday before to Saturday after. Prize list includes cups, gold chains, lamps, pipes, belts and a silver teapot with various donors across Winnipeg and Manitoba suppliers.
The Miniota scrub rink skipped by R Soldan D Rowan Rev R F Hunter and A Kerr won the Grand Challenge prize four silver mounted cut glass fruit bowls at the Oak River event last week. They reached the Osborne trophy semi finals and defeated McIntosh Oak River on route. The squad praised their hosts and enjoyed strong competition.
Tonight and over the week curling rinks competed with Lang and McDonald tied one week and McDonald defeating Kerr. McDonald and Ayres each held four wins and one loss. Ensign cup finals saw Ayers defeat McDonald by 11 points.
The W. Vincent Co of 354 Main St Winnipeg promotes Manitoba property sales to attract settlers. They argue that small Manitoba parcels lack advertising compared with western provinces and claim lower freight costs and cheaper land prices. They urge Manitoba landowners to list with them for national introductions to buyers.
The Rev Thomas paid tributes to the late Mr A S Lynch in a memorial sermon from I Peter IV 2. He praised a holy life devoted to making the world better and happier as the greatest Christian profession. Funeral hymns were sung at services at Two Oaks Beulah and Minote.
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