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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
4
Citizens of Mimota face December 11 voting for reeve and six councilors to govern municipal laws. The piece urges more interest, promotion of trade, and a fresh council from men without personal financial ties, hoping for a capable board next year.
A Sunday evening sermon by S. Thomas of the English Church addressed the harm of whispers and gossip. The preacher urged neighbors to speak kindly and avoid slander, noting whispers corrode trust and community well being.
The Canadian Pacific Railway will run a Christmas Special train from Winnipeg to Toronto using their latest equipment. It departs Winnipeg on December 10 12 14 17 19 and 21 at 10 45 PM and arrives in Toronto on the third day. Passengers on the Miniota branch must overnight in Winnipeg to connect with the Christmas Special.
An article touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains and lameness. It claims the liniment reduces inflammation so a strain heals about one tenth the time of usual treatment. Sold at Mizions Drug Stores.
Justice Macdonil delivered judgment in a Brandon case over a horse sold for promissory notes. The horse, claimed pedigree, was not registered. the seller Willoughby and McGibbon warranted a pedigree to defraud the defendants. Fraud proven. note holders failed to prove due course. Case dismissed with costs.
Fragmentary note urges considering life insurance in spare moments. It stresses importance to wife and family and reflects on planning ahead.
Parken-In Miniota records a daughter born Monday November 25 1907 to Mr and Mrs John Parker in a local birth notice noting a new family addition.
The bulletin warns of unsettled weather across the continent from December 1 to month end. Disturbances will cross west of the Rockies bringing warm waves, cool spells, and dry periods. Jupiter and Mercury influence storms, with a harsh late-month pattern and a shift toward wintry conditions by January 1.
The Hackney Stock Food Co reports stock feed meets standard and is better than expected. Trust letter from Campaign NorTuers Transfer Co. Ltd notes satisfaction with delivery and quality.
The new Co. P RR freight tariff, effective Monday, raises most Manitoba rates from Winnipeg while Miniota sees a reduction. Old rates per 100 pounds shift to higher charges in many classes. trader's rates disappear, and the general public gains a reduction in first to fifth class charges.
The Arrow River Presbyterian Church held anniversary services over Sunday and Monday. Rev. J. B. Watson of Minnedosa preached two sermons to crowded congregations. The church choir and soloists enhanced the services. A social and entertainment followed Monday with a well-supplied supper. Proceeds from both services totaled about $100.
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