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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
4
The snippet from the Miniota Herald dated July 25, 1907 references local news in Miniota Manitoba area. Details are unreadable, but the issue title implies typical small town notices, updates, and community notices from that period.
Owing to the change in our publication day it will be necessary for us to have copy for change of advertisements not later than noon on Monday. otherwise we cannot guarantee insertion.
The column urges action on forming a local Board of Trade to handle important town matters as telephone and GTP issues approach.
The Kansas experiment station studied contamination from various separator cleaning methods. Thorough washing after each use with a brush and 5 percent washing powder, rinsing in hot water, and drying while hot reduced bacteria. flushing alone increased contamination. Wiping with cloth spread bacteria. dirty separators left overnight worsened milk quality. Proper washing decreased bacteria by about 20 to 25 percent. improper cleaning shortened equipment life and left milk contaminated.
Haywood trial coverage required rapid telegraph dispatches from Eastern Star men. Caldwell to Portland and Ogden lines set up with ten circuits. Ten expert operators led by J J O'Brien worked around the clock, averaging about 50 000 words daily, peaking above 80 000.
Miss Stevenson of Blaris gives music lessons here. Mr Blacklock will shut his elevator for a month or two. Farmers put in hay in the Blaris district. Residents attended Miniota sports, some traveling up to 20 miles. J Leland sold a driver for 175 dollars and bought another in Virden. Tennant the mail carrier laments sports day. Stubbins sold Wheeler farm to Smith. Angus Craig recalls 20 years ago ox teams and simple drums. New settlers from Scotland stayed with Tennant. a lady’s husband works for Wallace.
Collingwood Schreiber government consulting engineer reports strong headway on the Grand Trunk Pacific west of Winnipeg. Grading aims to reach Edmonton before snow, with trains likely to run from Portage la Prairie toward Winnipeg and 400 miles westward beyond Portage. A tie shortage, worsened by a recent fire destroying 300 000 ties, limits progress.
In 1872 a surge of diarrhoeal diseases led to Chamberlain's Code Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It proved more successful than rivals and for thirty-five years has held a strong sales record. Used widely in the United States and abroad, nine of ten druggists would recommend it. Sold at Miniota Drug Store.
In a Humorous Heard in the Restaurant snippet a man explains he has not spoken to his wife for three years, saying he did not want to interrupt her. The remark is attributed to a Henpecked man in a casual exchange.
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