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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
4
Miniota Herald notes weekly publication timing and rates for legal notices and advertising. Rates listed as 12 cents per line for legal notices, 0 cents per line for special advertising, with copy due by Tuesday noon to ensure same-week publication. Editor Rev M Oliver and owner contact via phone 70.
The article argues western farmers may rely on city unemployed to harvest crops. It urges railways and agencies to recruit from cities, warning against exploiters who sought quick profits. It says work on the land benefits the west and counters nonproducing outsiders.
The Agricultural Callee at St Anne de Bellevue ships twenty four Southdowns to England. The lot includes two shearling rams two ram lambs and twenty shearling ewes. Rams cost $500 from Sir Coteman’s flock. Ewes priced about $55 each. Shipment tied to Drum-14,4 Bros of Beaconsville Quebec bringing first-class rams to strengthen their flock.
The Hamiot Echo begins publication again with steady management. The issue notes H. O. Rand, former editor and conductor of several newspapers, now runs a streetcar in a city within two hundred miles. The note hopes receipts stay strong.
Winnipeg in the Red River Valley shows rising demand for fresh vegetables milk butter cream and meats with large imports from the United States and Eastern Canada. The article cites 1912 figures for butter eggs pork bacon and beef imports and argues for government support and investment to enlarge farming and market gardening.
A large Miniota crowd joined a long excursion to Trandon on Monday with many from intermediate points. The nine car train ran out of power near Varcoe forcing partial returns, delaying sightseers but allowing a chance to view the city. The parade of the Knights of the Grip, the Dominion fair, and a new grand stand at the horse races added interest. Return travel ended around 4:50 PM, leaving travelers tired but pleased with a pleasant half holiday.
A good number attended the Thursday night dance at the residence of T Leland. The Rev Lochhead will conduct English church services at Two Creeks and Miniota on Sunday next.
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