Local and General News Items from Ottawa and Manitoba
Rumors flare over a possible Dominion domestic loan of up to 100000000 to fund treasury bills with an expected 4 percent interest. Evans returns from Borden to visit his mother before resuming studies at Manitoba University. A duel near Paynes and a tagged porcupine attract attention alongside a farmhouse fire at J C Collingwood Isabella. Postal rates to Britain and Newfoundland are outlined with stamp cautions. Subscribe notices and Hawthorne’s fiftieth anniversary feature. Discussion on church identity after union and a strong push for higher education in Western Canada, especially at Manitoba Agricultural College with growing enrollments and new options for Arts and Science students, plus plans to attract entrants from the Mother Country.
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Manitoba Agricultural College
Arrow River News Items Reflect Local Harvest Seasonal Tales
Mies V. Me ages Virden visited town last Sunday while Wilson of Winnipeg does tractor work locally. Miss Ruth Mitchell teaches fifteen miles north Benito. Threshing is general though grain quality is poor. Farmers seek more help. harvesters scarce. Womens Missionary meeting set for church parlors this afternoon. Jack jokes about invention while town garage offers vehicle service. J Fleming travelled to Brand to hire harvesters but found none. Rally day service drew a large crowd with J J Henderson of Mintota delivering the address. Mintota hospital thanks Arrow River community for vegetables old linen and canned soup.
Births Reported at Miniota and Beulah Hospitals
Birth announcements list a son born at Miniota hospital on Friday September 26 to Mr and Mrs T Leland Arrow River. Another birth at Beulah on September 30 to Mr and Mrs Henry Vodry a son.
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Miniota Hospital
T. Leland
Arrow River
Beulah
Henry Vodry
Editor notes promise for next issue publication
A brief letter to the editor explains there was not enough time to publish the communication in this issue and promises to feature it in the next issue. The note signals ongoing reader correspondence and upcoming coverage.
Call of the North Woods October Beauty and Urgent Call
The piece extols a magnetic October draw to the Canadian North Woods with vivid images of fall colors and northern skies. It urges readers to answer the call, list the railways office to request the Hunting in Canada booklet, and notes it provides information on accommodations and guides.
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Canadian North Woods
Northern Wilds
North Woods
Canadian National Railways
Hunting In
Canada
Four Cylinder Word Lesson At School
A fragment shows a pupil named Jimmie answering a teacher about school progress. The reply mentions learning words of four cylinders, indicating a vocabulary lesson context.
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Jimmie
Moose hunting opens in Quebec Province
The moose hunting season began September 10 in Quebec. Reports indicate a large number of hunters may venture into the woods this fall as license demand surges. Edward A. Patterson, a mining engineer from London visiting Nova Scotia, says the province’s mineral wealth is largely untapped and could rise with scientific development. Calgary plans an artificial ice rink to counter winter chindoks, but the project won’t be ready for the next season and the city abandons a winter carnival due to unreliable cold weather.
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Quebec
Edward A. Patterson
London
England
Nova Scotia
Calgary
Alta
Miniota Herald Advertisement Rate Card
The notice outlines 2.00 yearly subscription in advance for The Miniota Herald weekly published from The Herald Office North Railway Ave Miniota. Transient advertising 40c per inch. Condensed ads 50c per insertion, 3 for 1.00. Ads over 5 lines 11c per extra line. Legal ads 12c per line first insertion, 10c per line each subsequent insertion.
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Miniota Herald
Ree Miolyer - Protisher
Herald Ofice
North Railway Ave
Miniota
Far North Traders Arrive in Edmonton with 500000 Dollar Goods
Over 150 traders from the Far North reached Edmonton Alberta bringing goods for sale valued at about 500000 dollars. Tarzan Second the world’s largest wooden scow launched at Wallace shipyards Vancouver weighs 1000 tons and carries 300000 feet of BC lumber for a pile driver by Sydney Jenkins Co. Two Dinosaurs found near Red Deer Valley shipped to Royal Ontario Museum. Wheat flour exports to Hong Kong rise sharply with 1923 figures showing 191321 barrels worth 249044 pounds.
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Tarzan
Wallace Shipyards
Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Sydney E. Jenkins Company
Red Deer Valley
Alta
Canadian Pacific
University of Toronto
Royal Ontario Museum
Geological Survey of Canada
Oriem
Hong Kong
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Imperial
Countryman's Hardware Phone
Ota
The
Portage la Prairie Farmers
Awis
Miytual Fire Insurance Co
Portage
Mutual
Portage Mutual
Manitoba
Fred King
OSL Neds
Ottawa
Dominion
Treasury
Rank Evans
Borden
Air Force
Manitoba University
T Paynes
Biological Survey of
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J. C. Collingwood
Isabella
Britain
Newfoundland
R. Hawthorne
Bobby
Mr. Hawthorne
Milton
Ont
St Andrew Church
United
Church of Canada
St. Philip's Church
Church of England
Western
Provinces
West
Ion
Mies
Virden
Wilson
Winnipeg
Miss Ruth Mitchell
Benito
Womens’ Missionary Lord
Jack
J. Fleming
Brandon
J.J. Henders
Mintota
Mintota Hospital
W. L
Yorkshire
Jarrow
Melior Jr
Minrota
Wm, Evans
Toulouse
John Strachan
Cottage Hospital
MOTA
RB. Edmundson
R. J. Dunsmore
Leam’s Hotel
Zion
Union Church
Minsota
Rev. A. Moffat
J. M. Elliott
W. E. Warren
Nouma Evans
W. H. Yarwood
Save the Children Fund
MO. Spalding
Egquali
Watts
J. Ne
Keith
Victor Hugos
Jean Valjean
Call of the
N. Lockhart
Surcner
S. Cusack
Massey-Harris
S.cusack
RL. Miles
Pratt & Lauman Block
Far North
Edmonton
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