09 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1924
Page
1
Reported by press agencies the Prince of Wales will tour a Canadian ranch in Alberta this fall. English and Canadian papers highlight Canadian exhibits at the assembly as a premier feature, praising Canada’s unlimited resources and the effort to showcase the nation to imperial visitors.
The Miniota Herald lists pricing for yearly subscriptions at 2.00 in advance and weekly publication on Wednesdays from the Herald Office. Transient ads run 40c per inch with condensed notices 50c. multi insertions priced. legal notices 12c first line then 10c. cards of thanks 10c per line. run-of-paper ads with no guaranteed positions. reading notices 15c per line. paid for meeting notices with admission.
The C P R Chalet at Lake Louisa was burned Friday causing thousands of dollars in damage. Across nearby towns the sports days drew crowds, with Birtle taking the larger turnout and Miniota Juniors placing second in baseball while their basketball team finished second. An accident marred the day at this Point as a five year old boy was fatally trampled on the race track and died at hospital.
Notices report Shoal Lake picnic postponed to July 1 and various local visits. Miniota Sunday School picnic planned July 17. round the world fliers expected. rainfall improves crops. Brandon fair attracts large crowds. Winnipeg exhibition revival talks continue. local sports include Miniota vs Blaris 17-3 and area events at the fairground.
A child was born on Tuesday at Miniota hospital to Mr and Mrs Morgan Johnson. The newborn is a son.
Enthusiastic crowds greet H.M.S. Hood led squadron as it tours Vancouver and Victoria with plans to sail to the Atlantic coast in August. Canadians in Quebec and other cities are expected to give a hearty official welcome to the fleet officers and men.
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