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Published every Thursday at the Herald Printing Office Miniota Man readers are informed subscriptions are one dollar per year in advance and one dollar per year otherwise.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
4
Published every Thursday at the Herald Printing Office Miniota Man readers are informed subscriptions are one dollar per year in advance and one dollar per year otherwise.
Advertising rates and contract terms list per line charges for local items and subsequent insertions. It notes deadlines for copy, alteration rules, and publication offices under R. G. R. Mackenzie for The Herald.
The Miniota Manitoba issue urges residents to consider who will run for Reeve and Councillors in 1917. It notes extended municipal telephone service, road improvements, and debates over annual tax shares, with changes to Councillor terms under the 1910 Municipal Act and lot-based seat retention.
The piece urges ratepayers to consider candidates seriously for municipal office and supports a two year term. It notes the need to appoint trustees for the Sarahville and Andrew School Districts and calls for timely public airing of merits and demerits before nominations.
Public notice explains that communications are invited on general topics and will be published as letters. Writers should sign their names for good faith and write on the left side of the paper.
A letter to the editor laments lack of communal charity amid factional jealousies. The writer recalls former neighbors uniting in friendship, contrasts with current petty bickering, and urges readers to judge whether a minority seeks exclusion or if a majority maintains fellowship across the surrounding district.
A sympathetic yet puzzling reminiscence discusses women's place in the community, questioning progress and the value of domestic virtue. The piece laments men’s and women’s choices while hinting at broader social expectations and possible future reconciliation.
A fragmented column mocks common beliefs with scattered maxims on money equality restraint and fame. It jests that gentleness slows action while caution and self adulation shape choices, ending with a rueful note on revising troubles and vacation plans.
Bobby arrives home bruised with a broken bicycle after a sneeze caused a collision with a dog his mother questions his behavior. He explains he shut his eyes to sneeze and ran into the dog, insisting sneezing with eyes open is impossible. The tale invites readers to try the feat.
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