Board of Trade urged to aid town growth in Manitoba
A local resident urges the creation of a Board of Trade to unite business leaders and the council. The writer argues such a board would beautify the village, attract residents, and advance common interests, noting many residents live outside town limits. United we stand, divided we fall, the letter concludes, asking the paper to gauge citizen sentiment.
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Board of Trade
Sia
Manitoba
Norris Rowe Circus Delights Children With Laughter
Norris and Rowe present a corps of grotesque fun makers led by Gary Vanderbuilt known as Giggling Gary the fat policeman. The show features clown dogs monkeys pigs goats and pelicans plus a mobile hunting auto and a trick house. They debut in the clown band during the Brandon parade on Saturday July 13.
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Norris & Rowe Circus
Fanny Fellows
Gary Vanderbuilt
Gary
Tate
Dacrow
Harry” Clemings
Cheerfel Bil
Keno
Will Tate
Rube” O'Neil
Lawson
Norris & Rowe
Brandon
No Pleasing the Kicker in the Workplace Tale
A bossy foreman berates a worker over taking a day off while praising generous wages, revealing the worker’s anxiety about lost pay. The exchange sketches labor tension as the chronic kicker complains about missed earnings.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
R N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls two severe diarrhoea episodes in 1902 and 1907. He credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief in 1907 and believes it would have saved a doctor’s bill. Sold at the Minicta Drug Store.
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R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
Chamberlain
Seld
Miniota Church Services
The Methodist Church led by Rev. T. Y. Williams holds services every alternate Sunday at 3.30 and 7.30 p.m. Next Sunday service is at 3.30 p.m. The Presbyterian Church with Rev. R. F. Hunter offers Sunday evening service at 7.30 p.m. All are welcome.
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Methodist Church
T. Y. Williams
Presbyterian Church
R. F. Hunter
Church of England Sports Day Picnic Triumph at Miniota
The annual Church of England picnic at Miniota drew a large crowd on Friday with a day of events including races, cricket, tennis and a concert. Prizes funded by local businesspeople topped the day, and organizers anticipate net proceeds around seventy pounds after expenses. The event featured many winners across boys and girls races, hurdles, high jump, and a cricket match, with a concert closing the evening. A planning meeting for a future sports day set for July, with Mr. R T R MacKenzie as president and Mr. Thomas as secretary-treasurer.
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Church of England
Miniota
Arrow River
Beulah
Bealaly
Two Creeks
Thomas
Jackson
Mackenzie
Chalmers
R. R. MacKenzie
R. T. R. MacKenzie
John Parker
Winbergusen
J. N. Evans
Harry Worner
Ant
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Rise
In 1872 diar rhoea dysentery and cholera infantum were common. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy proved most successful and has sustained a strong record for thirty five years. Sold widely in the United States and abroad, recommended by nine of ten druggists. For sale at Miniota Dry Store.
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Chamberlain
United States
Miniota Dry Store
Northwestern Manitoba Wheat Prospects Grow Strong
L Head of Rapid City reports excellent wheat growth across northwestern Manitoba and the Mintota branches of the P R, noting a 27 inch field in Rapid City and wheat in good color. He credits favorable weather with a likely harvest not far behind last year and expects higher yields than 1906.
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S. L. Head
Rapid City
Winnipeg
North-Western
Mintota
P.R
Mr. Head
Rip'd City
Manitoba
Head
Therrianu
Sanitoba
New Walker Theatre Opens in Winnipeg Fireproof Playhouse
Visitors to the Exhibition should see the new Walker Theatre in Winnipeg regarded as Canada's finest play house. Manager Water left the old Winnipeg Theatre after August when a license was denied, and over £200,000 was spent on the steel cage building with a cooling plant for 42 000 cubic feet of air per minute. During Exhibition Week the Daly Musical Company of 65 will perform The Country Girl and The Clingalee, musicals from Daly's London run.
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Winnipeg
Walker
Canada
Water
Daly Musical Company
Daly's Theatre
London
George Edwardes
Householder and cook clash over references
A lady of the house tells a cook applicant she is not satisfied with the references. The cook replies that they are the best she could obtain.
Lost Baseball Glove Found at Arrow River Ploughing Match
A baseball glove went missing Tuesday night at the Ploughing Match near Arrow River. Finder is asked to return it to the Herald Office.
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Arrow River
Herald Office
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Zonophone and Records For Sale
the Herald Office
Aways
R.G Witwer
Kee
Miniota Lodge
Knights of Pybbias
Momth
Porivate
W.G. Warrer
Sebove
Mineota
Dixon Chet
G., Rowan
Rds
A. Lelond
Weccar
T., Lelond
F. A. Wilcocks
Saskatchewan
Miniota Herald Office
Sale Stable
Bert Whitney
Thos. Hannah
Loinech
Herald
J. D. Forsyth & Co
S. G. Dixon
Clay & Son
Minieta
Miniata Herald
Yours Truly
Wanitola
Gainsboro O
Hive
S. Qu’ Appelle
Todian Head Ag
Alberta
Aigaryv
Strathcona
Aero
Mae
Toe
Lethbridge
Circus
Tarotta Bag Singh
Bert Whitner
W. L. Hodnett
Raven
HH. Chappell
W. Ferguson
H. Turner
J. Forsyth
Ge. Cornish
J. Parker
F. Clarke
R. Andrew
Dragoons
Wilson
Hamiota
Miss Leary
Eunice Waldie
Mabel Whitney
G. I. Rowan
Charlie Maxfield
John Pickard
Thomas Martin
Rowan
Ist
Prentiss
Avers
Sayward
Gents
Messrs. G. Steuart
Spalding
the New
Walker Theatre