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04 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
1
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A two week display of whitewear features especially pretty designs with a large varied stock. First comers secure the best items. One half price skirt sale extends through Saturday June 13 with about 80 skirts left to clear out.
Public notices explain that Communications articles may reflect authors' views and are invited on general subjects. Writers may use pen names but must reveal real names for credibility. Letters should be written on one side of the paper only.
A Miniota farmer complains of about 40 head of neighbor cattle roaming his fields nightly and morning, damaging crops and eroding neighborly respect. He has reported the issue without result and warns he will name the offenders publicly if fences are not built.
A long reader letter complains about dog taxation and criticizes local dog control, mentioning a runaway dog team, Mr Knight, and bull dogs. The item includes town notices, arrivals, sales ads, and local happenings with names like Weldon, Maguire, Clingas, Osterhous, and Norman Dingle, reflecting a small town page mix.
Local shop Ww L Hodnett announces daily closing time of seven o'clock in the evening with Saturday exceptions. The business operates as an agent for The Merchant's Tailoring Co of Toronto.
Notice says twelve boys will travel in the first batch to arrive at Miniota on Wednesday. They are assigned to the twelve first applications: H. B. Turover John Powell W. B. Rowan D. Mackenzie Mrs. Sayward Ian Coltart H. Hemmons James Boyce George Bruce Thomas Leland F. Crump G. Haddon. Remaining applications await the second lot.
An advertisement asserts rheumatism should not become chronic and promises relief and possible cure by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It stresses pain relief as worth the cost and claims easy treatment.
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