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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 30, 1924

Page

2

Co operation Needed by Western Canadian Farmers

The piece urges farmers across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba to push co operation in production and weed control rather than relying on legislation. It cites weed losses costing millions and argues joint action through Grain Growers United Farmers and local associations will save costs and boost profits.

Western Canada United Grain Growers Co Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Co Prairie Provinces A.B.C Winnipeg Manitoba West Western Canada United Farmers Local Association

Automobiles Increase Across Western Provinces in 1923

The report shows a large rise in licensed cars in 1923 across western provinces. British Columbia gains 5,000 more registrations than 1922, Alberta up 1,250, Saskatchewan up 2,500, Manitoba uncertain but higher than 1922.

British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba

De Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy Promises Relief

Ad extols De Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy claiming it eases severe asthma attacks and has a long record of success across many regions. The missive urges readers to inform a family member in distress about the product.

de. J

Webster Land Company completes 56000 acre deal in Saskatchewan

The Webster Land Company closes a cash purchase of 56 000 acres of vacant land near Resthern Saskatchewan. The lands were previously held by Mennonite settlers bound for Mexico and the deal amounts to a large cash transaction.

Webster Land Company Resthern, Sask

Alberta Wool Sales Report by Alberta Sheep Breeders

E L Richardson secretary of the Alberta Sheep Breeders Association based in Calgary reports last year the group marketed 90 500 pounds of wool for 155 breeders. total receipts were 21 449 dollars at an average of about 24 cents per pound.

E. L. Richardson Alberta Sheep Breeders’ Association Calgary

Creosote Plant Deal Sets S Boniface Site

The City of St Boniface and Dominion Tar and Chemical Company have reached an agreement granting a site within the city for a creosoting plant. The deal enables the construction of the facility under local jurisdiction and regulatory oversight.

St. Boniface Dominion Tar and Chemical Company

Children Cry For Castoria Memoriam

A fragment notes complaints about a Castoria medicine claim misused in public discourse. The text references a long standing claim regarding the product and its supposed effects, signaling warning or protest from readers.

Demand for Alberta seed grain floods orders worldwide

The Alberta Department of Agriculture reports a flood of orders for Alberta grown seed grain from its cleaning and marketing plant. Enquiries exceed 150 carloads from customers in the United States Great Britain and Europe following recent world record performances in Chicago.

Alberta

Womer Dye Shop Promises Restore Worn Garments

Womer advertises dyeing and tinting services for garments and draperies. The shop claims it can revive faded fabrics and offers these repairs for 15 cents per item.

Diamond Eyes promises easy home dyeing for all

The ad asserts Diamond Eyes guarantees successful dyeing even for first timers with directions in each package. It adds a humorous line about married men making better clerks and not rushing home at night, implying reliability and appeal to adults.

Nervous sufferer credits Pink Pills turning life around

Mrs. Donald M. McLeod of Springhill Quebec recounts severe nerves sleep loss and dizziness. After failing Sherbrooke hospital care she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and says five boxes restored health and sleep. She urges others to try the remedy noting price remains 50 cents a box and tax won’t raise it.

Donald M. McLeod Springhill Que Sherbrooke Hospital Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Market sought for Saskatchewan scrub horses export problem

At the Saskatchewan Clydesdale Club annual meeting in Moose Jaw the issue of exporting good horses and importing scrub stock was discussed. A market in the Orient was proposed and a resolution urged federal and provincial governments to dispose of objectionable animals or find buyers overseas while studying oriental demand. The Dominion Clydesdale Horse Association was asked to consider a fee increase relayed three years ago and to restore a pro rata refund, plus to continue gifting medals to provincial fairs.

Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Clydesdale Club Moose Jaw Dominion Clydesdale Horse Association Saskatchewan Club Dominion Association

Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Pain Relief

Promoted as a valuable remedy for all who suffer pain the tinement claims to still suffering everywhere. It is presented as a liniment with broad blessing and says it is on sale everywhere and available on enquiry.

Thomas

Alaska Aids RAF Pilot A. S. C. Maclaren Flight Plan

Alaska's interior department pledges full assistance to Squadron Leader A. S. C. Maclaren of the British Royal Air Force as he aims to fly around the world from April to June 1924. Governor Scott C. Bone announced readiness to provide necessary land and water routes and support to facilitate the Alaska leg of the itinerary.

Alaska A. S. C. Maclaren Royal Air Force Interior Department Secretary of the Interior Scott C. Bone

Wireless transmission of images and writings signals new era

The London Daily Chronicle notes French postal stations with apparatus to transmit photographs drawings and handwriting by wireless. It predicts rapid exact replica delivery of copy or photos to newspapers, with distance eliminated, allowing a Chinese in London or Paris to write in his own characters and have it received in Peking with errors and corrections intact.

London Paris Peking London Daily Chronicle

Dizzy Spells and Back Pain Fades with Dr Hamiltons Pills

When pains gather around the hips and lodge in the back and dizzy spells arise, use Dr Hamiltons Pills. Irregularities disappear and vital energy is restored as back trouble is forgotten.

Millers Worm Powders for Children

Miller's Worm Powders claim to expel intestinal worms and treat various childhood ailments. They strengthen the stomach against bilious ness, act as tonics when appetite is low, aid feverish conditions, and help relieve stomach pain and griping common in children.

California

Dr Hamiltons Pills Promote Restored Health and Vitality

An advertisement claims a sick woman regains strength and vitality after using Dr Hamiltons Pills. It asserts the pills correct conditions that drain health and vigor and touts benefits alongside The Catarrhozone Co of Montreal.

Dr. Hamilton Catarrhozone Co Montreal

China’s Philosophy as Seen by The Chinese

The piece notes a long standing Chinese philosophy shaped by centuries of experience. It describes its tendencies to mind its own affairs, resist interference with neighbors, and a limited appetite for war, contrasting with pragmatic schools and market driven ideas.

Montreal Gazette

Montreal to Have Modern Artificial Ice Palace

Ottawa Citizen reports Montreal will build an up to date artificial ice rink modeled after Ottawa's new auditorium. The interests involved include McGill University Commander J K L Ross and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.

Montreal Ottawa Ottawa Citizen McGill University J. K. L. Ross Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Palestine Exploration Society to Begin Mount of Olives Excavations

The Palestine Exploration Society plans excavations on the Mount of Olives, outlining aims to uncover historical layers and collect artifacts. Researchers will conduct surveys and dig trenches to explore ancient sites in the area.

The Palestine Exploration Society the Mount of Olives

Krupp to Take Over Spanish Engineering Works

The Krupp company of Germany will acquire La Maquinista Tercero y Maritima and Cardona Dockyard in Barcelona, supplying technical staff while Spanish banks fund the expansion. Large orders for steamers and locomotives are planned to be built for German and South American lines, amid postwar unemployment relief in Barcelona.

Krupp Company Germany Spain la Maquinista Terrestre Y Maritima Cardona Barcelona Daily Mail Krupps Versalilles

Bananas Per Capita Notion Debunked in 1922 Trade

The article notes the U S imported about 50 million bunches of bananas in 1922. It argues the per capita figure would be two-fifths of a banana per person, challenging the popular sentiment about banana consumption.

United States Montreal Herald

Photographers to be Classified as Retailers Under Tax Change

The minister of customs and excise announced changes to sales tax regulations. Photographers will be classified as retailers, removing the requirement to obtain a sales tax license.

Minister of Customs and Excise

Seven Tiles Out to Sea Like Followers of De Valera

A Punch cartoon note claims if all De Valera followers stood end to end they would reach seven tiles out to sea, and adds a quip that many people favor the scheme.

Mr. de Valera

Salvation Army bandsmen in England total 30000

New figures show the Salvation Army in England has 30 000 bandsmen. The count reflects a broad reach across cities and towns with units affiliated to local corps and charitable work.

Salvation Army England

Provinces Asked to Voice Tax Conference Wishes

Federal Finance Minister J. A. Robb says a conference of federal and provincial tax authorities may be convened to discuss consolidating taxation in Canada if most provinces request it. Negotiations are not yet at a definite stage. Premier Bracken of Manitoba favors cooperating with the federal authorities on tax collection.

Canada J. A. Robb Bracken Manitoba

Whispered Verses on Memory and Farewell

A compact reflection on common sayings and Shakespearean echoes. The speaker compares easy words to wind and notes that faithful friends are scarce, ending with a moral about enduring ties.

Shakespeare

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alberta Wool Sales Fletcher Womer Quebec Aunt Jemima Union Bank Union Bank of Canada W.R. Allan J. W. Hamilton S. E. Elkin St. John N.B William Price W. R. Allan G. H. Thomson Stephen Haas M. Bull China Liniment Minard Krupp Washington
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