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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
8
Milford Drimmond of Hamota, a Fuller Brush representative, seeks ambitious men for sales positions with promotion potential. Wages are good and applicants must be willing to work.
An article notes the 160th anniversary of the Friendly Cove Nootka Sound memorial, dedicated to early explorers C Davis Cook and Vancouver. Lieutenant-Governor Walter Nichol presided with Canadian officials and regional dignitaries. The monument, about 30 feet high with a bronze tablet, recalls 18th century voyages, the Nootka Convention, and Vancouver and Quadra's 1792 meeting.
Local notice describes Poppy sales by the Women's Institute and Mission Bands to aid veterans, with proceeds supporting the war injured. It also reports a farewell gathering for Mr Andrew Bisset after 39 years in Miniota, honoring his pioneer service and church work.
The column notes new radio installations at Hesthorne Chapman and Spencer and explains aerial grounding. It recalls a bed-spring climbing wire test to receive New York St Louis and Kansas City stations. CKY features include the Farm Box Q and A with Manitoba Agricultural College and University lectures plus daily educational broadcasts across Canada.
I wish to take this opportunity of thanking the people for the many expressions of kindness and support shown to me and my aunt in this time of disposition.
A farmer reports a missing three year old heifer and calf from a pasture about a month ago. The notice warns that if the cattle are not returned immediately there will be trouble with the known offender.
The notice outlines advertising rates for Miniota Herald, including $2.00 yearly advance, weekly publication on Wednesdays, transient ads at 40 cents per inch, condensed ads at 50 cents, and discounts for multiple insertions. Legal ads are 12 cents per line, with increases for extra lines. list formats, thank you notes, and display contracts have specific charges. Ads are charged per run, with no special positions, and notices of meetings with admission fees require payment.
Classified notice offers a Columbia gramophone and 67 double sided records for sale. Interested buyers directed to apply at the Herald office.
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