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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
4
Change in ownership of the Herald at Miningta
W G Walford withdraws from the Herald proprietorship and E Dingle continues the paper alone. The editors thank readers for past patronage and promise to strive for continued support and improved coverage of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miningta
Herald
W. G. Walford
Azide
Dingle
Western Canada and Western States in a race for settlers
The article sketches a continent wide competition for settlers and wealth between Western Canada with its vast wheat fields and two provinces and the American Southwest. It notes immigration to Texas and Oklahoma pushing at a five million by 1910 target, comparing climates and yields as a choice for European peasants and the future of grain production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
England
Manitoba
Western
Europe
America
United
Oklahoma and
Indian Territories
Texas
Lone Star
Galveston
Sam Houston
Western Canada
Drummer Drives Own Horse and Trap for Day Out
A traveling man hired a dealer’s horse and trap with a plan to repay and reclaim them at the same price. After a day’s ride, he returned the money but the dealer claimed payment for hire. The man replied that there was no hire since he had driven his own horse all day. The tale ends with lingering sorrow.
Foster's Forecast Warns of June Weather Shifts
Washington forecast highlights a major mid month disturbance crossing the continent from June 20 to 21 reaching the eastern states by the 24th. A hot dry spell follows from early month through the 28th with two disturbances and a very cool spell expected afterwards, impacting crops across New England and the Missouri valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walington
D.C
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
New England
Misouri
Asbestos Wood Proves Fire Safe in Tests
Fire insurance experts lauded asbestos wood as a new composition after tests at 1200 to 2100 degrees lasting about an hour and a quarter. The material withstood the blaze, meeting expectations for fire resistance.
Local Baseball Team Falls to Oak River in League Game
The visiting team journeyed to Oak River on Tuesday to face the Oak River squad in a league game but lost. Lt. Kenton plays here tomorrow night, inviting fans to turn out and support the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Kenton
The Automobile Ride March Tops Piano Players
The latest piano hit The Automobile Ride composed by W. J. Bock is popular in New York Boston and Philadelphia. It is performed at major theatres nationwide and praised as pretty showy and spirited. Copies cost 50c to buy and 2c postage covers postage from The Gtone Music Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bock
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Glone Music Co
West 28Th St
The Will of A Drunkard and Fragments of a Cartoon
A New York hotel room reveals a youth’s sorrowful self written will declaring social ruin and family misery. The text ends with a quip about motoring and a humorous exchange about references in a housekeeper interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Communications Policy Note for Letters to the Editor
A communications notice invites general interest letters and explains that writers may use de plume but must provide their real names as evidence of good faith. It specifies letters should be written on one side of the paper only and notes that articles under this heading are for publication and do not reflect the paper's views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrsters
Manitoban Gretna Green Marriage Concerns Raised
Editor warns residents that since 1906 Manitoba law requires a licensed ordained clergyman and local domicile for marriages. He cites Archie residents who married in Elkhorn with a cleric unlicensed, risking no local registry entry and urging adherence to official ministerial authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister of Agriculture
Archie
Elkhorn
Miniota
Wedding Bells at Schofield Residence
William Thomas Schofield and Miss Elizabeth Murray wed at the Schofield home in Minnesota on Wednesday the 12th. Rev. Sydney Thomas officiated. The bride wore white silk with veil and orange blossoms. Miss Norma Sunley attended. After the ceremony guests enjoyed a reception and gifts. The couple left Thursday for two weeks on the coast before settling in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schofield
Minsota
William Thomas Schofield
Elizabeth Murray
Perth
Scotland
Sydney Thomas
Norma Sunley
Coast
Winnipeg
Andy’s Night Out Sparks Suspicions in Rural Tale
A narrator recalls his brother Andy’s late nights and secret outings. He watches a new buggy, varnish care, and Sunday dress as clues. The puzzle resolves with a sister hinting Andy visits a girl, explaining the sleepless after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Evry
Leas
The Man Who Seeks His Own Greatness
A reflective line from Haytite notes that those chasing personal greatness reveal a fixed, hollow standard they set in their mind. The remark critiques self styled loftiness and echoes cynicism about vanity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceea
Tf Tharal Printing Office
Man
Lievers
the Herald
W. Dingle
Western States
Foster
Hamiota
James L. Gordon
Esmeraldo
Gladys
Harold
Reoyale
Victoria
Go's
A. J. Leader
Miniota Herald
Miniota Bote
Harry Turner
Prop
J. I. Case
Drd. J. Fraser
Brandon
Che Herald
Joe
Sis
John Parker
Herald Office
F. J. Preston
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