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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
4
Miniota Herald published weekly every Thursday from Miniota Manitoba. Subscription rates listed: $1.00 per year in advance, otherwise $1.40 per year. Local printing office details appear in the masthead.
Local items advertise per line pricing and insertion rules. Notices must reach the office by noon on Tuesday for inclusion in the next issue. Alterations and late entries are handled with publication delays. spring seed catalogues appear as signs of approaching season.
Report from Monday evening’s At Home event by the Sons of England describes pranksters turning off the gas lighting, plunging the hall into darkness. The writer condemns the act as mean and disruptive, urging public shaming to deter future mischief.
The Indies of Miniota parade current headgear with hats like Merry Widows Peach Basket and Cartwheels seen at church. The note suggests removing hats in public spaces such as churches or theatres and adopting more reasonable headgear.
Manitoba farmers unite behind a bill to create a publicly owned elevator system. The Grain Growers and local branches endorse the memoranda, urging the government to take over the elevators from private interests and reassure farmers nationwide.
The Woodstock Sentinel Review notes that leading Canadian agricultural papers reject race-track gambling as essential to horse breeding. Some condemn horse racing itself as unnecessary to breeding, with Farmers Advocate arguing racing may harm certain breeds more than it helps.
Intensive farming and scientific methods transform rural New Brunswick with smaller grain and fruit farms, dairying and grazing. Land values rise, populations grow, and urban prices may ease. Archbishop Ireland argues farming holds social moral and political salvation for the United States and Canada.
Local and general items note H F Chappell’s departure for Beandon on Man H L Co business. Rosalind M Long visits Minnedosa. Dr Frederick A Cook at Valdivia Chili cooling down. Delayed treatment of croup risks danger. keep Chamberlains Cough Remedy at home and treat promptly. Pleasant to take and said to cure. sold by dealers everywhere.
Miss Jessie Meclachlan appears at Turner's hall on April 6. Mrs A W Lindsay travelled to Winnipeg Wednesday. J B Whitehead and P Purcell buy Brandon Sun Publishing. William Fergusson takes two month holiday. Frank Irwin to fill Lake of the Woods buyer role. Miniota rink exits Winnipeg Spiel after decent showing. Provincial election nears amid party activity. St Valentine’s Day largely unobserved. Honourable W H Cushing resigns as Alberta Public Works Minister. Mrs Garston charged at Binscarth with abducting Norman Woolgar. Honourable W S Fielding says Georgian Bay Canal project not pursued now.
A testimonial ad promotes Parisian Sage from Miniota Drug and Jewelry, claiming 50 cent bottles cure dandruff after 15 years and stimulate hair growth. It touts root-level action, Canada demand, and a dye free, non greasy formula featuring a girl with auburn hair on the package.
Tenders for drawing children to Sarahville School by wagon route starting at John Stromsness house at 8 00 a.m. calling at E Fisher W E Warren A Bissett and F Tyler arriving at the school 9 30 a.m. stop at each place up to two minutes for loading. Leave school 4 p.m. in winter start half hour earlier in summer. Bond required for faithful performance. Tenderers supply team and start about March 1 1910 for one year. Sealed tenders due by Saturday February 19th. Lowest not necessarily accepted. continuous.
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