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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
8
Miniota district reports busy week with visits from Mrs Bankem and Mrs Harrower, a baby funeral at Miniota, and theatre at Union Sunday School. Mortgage and business notes from Winnipeg hint at two years of readjustment postwar. Old age housing, broadcasting interest, and New Year dances wrap a wide array of local items.
London correspondents hail Canada as a land of vast opportunities built on energy and education. They note generous foundations, future growth through immigration and industry, and insistence on enterprise over privilege, urging partnership between Britain and Canada to fuel Empire progress.
The Miniota Herald lists advertising rates including 400 per inch for transientads and 1.00 for single line sk for three insertions. Bold notices of meetings and changes in advertising must be paid. Special positions guaranteed and rates vary by issue page and line adds.
The report suggests Progressives may ally with the Liberal party to ease an awkward stance. A confidence vote seems likely but its outcome remains unresolved, with careful scrutiny expected during proceedings.
Isabella Notes reports Calder resident Isabella is ill and confined to bed. A hockey box social and dance succeeded at the Warren home. Local players drew a hearty crowd for The Minister's Bride at the church. About 48 dollars collected at the door will go to the Ladies Aid fund.
Canada exported cars and trucks valued at over 30 million dollars to 53 countries in the year to October 31 1925 with auto parts also shipped. Ontario planted 18 261 acres to tobacco in 1925 yielding 20 623 000 pounds, while 1924 had 12 872 acres and 12 135 000 pounds. Branch offices of Japanese flour mills to be opened in Winnipeg to buy wheat. Missin Flour Mills and Mitsui Grain Co plan 150 000 tons. A Toronto architect claims to have found fossilized reptile eggs in a Lethbridge MacLeod cut, now studied by Professor Parks.
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