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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 07, 1931

Page

5

Germany Intensifies Export Drive as Britain Braces

G Ward Price reports from Berlin that Germany plans to flood world markets with dumped goods after banks halt new financing, cutting wages by up to 20 percent and expanding cheap manufacturing. He warns Britain faces hard times unless it helps Germany improve its favorable trade balance.

G. Ward Price Daily Mail Berlin Germany England France Bank of England

Lack of common sense in drivers blamed for crashes

The Border Cities Star laments scarce common sense among drivers as hundreds are killed or injured in auto accidents. It notes reckless acts like cutting in and lack of signals on Windsor streets, argues penalties and licenses fail to deter, and calls for safer, more pleasant traffic.

Windsor

Ginger the Channel cat claims 50000 sea miles on maid of Orleans

A red tom named Ginger serves as mascot on the Maid of Orleans voyage between Folkestone and Boulogne. He has traveled fifty thousand miles at sea, enjoys diplomatic privileges, and is never allowed to set foot on shore in either England or France, roaming freely aboard the vessel.

Orleans France Britain England Folkestone Boulogne

Double Wedding on Hudson Bay Railway Sets Record

Archdeacon Farles of the Anglican Church conducted a double wedding at Mile 214 on the Hudson Bay Railway during a brief stop. The ceremony, performed as the train paused, was completed in slightly under four minutes, arranging by wire in advance.

Bay Railway Hudson Bay Railway Archdeacon Farles

Couple Converses About Home and marriage

She expresses desire for a private home while he agrees that marriage could follow if she had one. The exchange reflects a personal wish for stability and a future together.

Set a Good Example in Ontario City Aid Drive

The Ottawa Labour Department highlights an Ontario city’s campaign to aid the unemployed. Locals agreed to contribute 1 to 5 percent of income via a central committee, with employers deducting 1 to 2 percent from wages in some plants. The city funds its own relief, inspiring other towns to follow. Tobacco arrived in Japan in 1595, earlier than Europe.

Labour Department Ottawa Ontario Toronto Mail and Empire Japan Europe

Fall pig feeding tips from Lacombe station expert

H E Wilson of the Dominion Experimental Station at Lacombe Alberta says fall pigs require balanced protein and mineral supplements and dry draught free quarters. Tests compare buttermilk digester tankage fish meal alfalfa meal oil cake and a mixed supplement for porkers over two winters showing mixed supplements yield strong feed value despite costs.

H. E Wilson Dominion Lacombe Alberta

Extermination Call Against Flies and Mosquitoes Across Canada

Wade Morrow of the Rex Research Foundation urges Canadians to wage a pest control campaign to curb flies and mosquitoes after a 1912 outbreak. He warns that flies carry germs for many diseases and that spraying homes and barns twice daily is the best method to prevent next year’s infestation.

Canada Wade Morrow Rex Research Foundation Morrow Mr. Morrow

Scotchman Finds Tip, Proposes Match Over Plate

A Scotchman finds a former customer’s tip beside his plate in a restaurant. He calls the waitress to report the discovery and declares, I’m a sports man I’ll match ye for ae.

Canada Records Rapid Buffalo Herd Growth in National Parks

The Canadian National Buffalo Herd has surged since 1908 from under 800 to over 20 000 animals. March census reports about 6 200 in Buffalo Park Alberta near Wainwright 800 in Ell Island Park and over 12 000 in Wood Buffalo Park near Fort Smith Northwest Territories. Bear deer moose and other wildlife also rise with counts of several thousand per species. A temple elephant in Baroda India has been trained to wreath visitors. The article includes unrelated quotes about burial costs.

Canada Northwest Territories Buffalo Park Wainwright Alberta Ell Island Park Wood Buffalo Fort Smith

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