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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
8
Mrs Chas Peder of Huutaville Alabama says she weighed 98 pounds before Tanlac and now weighs 125 pounds and feels better than ever. The medicine is sold by Dr K K Chaluiets Miniota Drug store.
Rural sale notices describe Spring Rye seed at 1.00 per bushel seed potatoes 1.00 per bushel and Massey Harris No 120 Seeder for 55 dollars with rain wagon 35 dollars. Jno Foster Miniota invites inquiries. J Fleming Arrow River offers heavy yielding Burbank Special Potatoes at 81 per bushel with other potatoes 50 cents per bushel.
A district jurymen list attends the spring assizes at Minneslosa. Thousands report rapid weight gain from Tanlac sold by Dr. R K Chalmers. Miniota Drug notes a Grade 6 Browning joke about a competitive scamp. Canada’s auto count rose by 64 552 in 1921 to 467 496 with Ontario adding 34 000 and Qui Lee over 19 000. A $10 reward is offered for information about a missing team car in Saskatchewan’s jurisdiction.
A Canadian appeal urges subscriptions to the Save The Children Fund in Ottawa. It warns that hungry Russian children face starvation as millions die, and calls Canadians to feed a child for a month with one dollar and feed a hundred with five hundred. The appeal stresses urgent aid before millions more perish.
The program featured Mrs. A. Gerran recounting Nellie McClung’s life and work with a letter from McClung read aloud. Drummond’s poetry drew praise from Mr. Gemmel, Miss Sexsmith praised Bliss Carman, and Miss Lockart and Miss Murphy contributed violin and recitation. A hearty commendation to the organizing committee.
The Insota Literary Society featured readings on Canadian literature with Miss Gemmell outlining its history, Miss Palbot presenting Lampman, and Mrs. Neelin reviewing Pauline Johnson. Miss Long covered Mr read of Calgary and related poetry, drawing praise from a receptive crowd.
The Clarke family of Ure mourns the death of their youngest daughter Hilde Jessie aged 2 years 8 months who died suddenly on Saturday from pneumonia. The funeral prayers were said on Monday afternoon at Blenheim and many friends and neighbors attended the interment.
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