Future butter and egg sales to use two cent advance
A plan proposes booking butter and egg sales for a two cent premium over market price in the future. Cash prices remain unchanged.
30 May 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
1
A plan proposes booking butter and egg sales for a two cent premium over market price in the future. Cash prices remain unchanged.
Miss Ballantyne visits Hamida on Victoria Day and Red roses bloom Sunday evening. Watford retires from rapidity on May Day. Lang named commissioner for affidavits. Mrs. Lockhart of Winnipeg visits daughter Mrs. Guinton. Baseball season opens with Oak River and others tomorrow. Races in Brandon on 24th. Local sports and travel items, station improvements, and community notes. Dentistry visits, engines, and a Victoria Day youth party at Gerrand’s farm. C P R timetable unchanged June 1. Church services and exams noted. Piece on Canada by Mr. Phillips promised next issue.
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