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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
5
A local letter to the editor condemns leaving horses tied to hitching posts in town. It argues owners are liable for damages and cruelty, urges using private stables, and calls for accountability when animals roam, noting costs for feed and shelter during confinement.
The bulletin outlines multiple disturbances crossing the continent from the Pacific to the eastern states with warm and cool waves, expected rainfall, and temperature shifts. It warns of possible tropical storms and dust storms, urges grain and cotton sale timing, and asserts forecast reliability based on century-old weather records.
George Lawrence M P P for Turtle Mountain met Premier Roblin to discuss the government acting as a hail insurance company. Farmers would pay a small premium and, in case of hail damage, would avoid total loss. The premier favored bringing the proposal to the cabinet.
A Saskatchewan horse owner reports that after two months of not eating oats, feeding Hackney Swek Food restored appetite in three days and the horse became healthy. The sender, Avugusr Tesk, endorses continued use of the stock food for other stock owners.
Advertises 10 inch Zonophone records priced at 75e each available at the Herald Office for purchase.
A Lake of the Woods elevator in Arrow River burned down on Tiheelay afternoon. The blaze damaged about one carload of wheat valued at around $20. Wheat had been stored by Wm. Wallace, Tahun Leland, and John Knowles. Knowles had just brought wheat there that afternoon. The cause of the fire is unknown.
A plan calls for a team of surveyors to start work soon at a site between Ingles and Shull, with workers from a previous band to be relocated. The project aims to grade and remove obstructions, completing the river works by fall and finishing recta in the next spring season.
The report notes a continued labor shortage across industries in Canada as winter approaches. Immigrants flood in while wages rise. 15 000 men work on the transcontinental line between Winnipeg and Moncton with daily pay from 22 to 2.95 dollars for common labor and up to 800 dollars for experienced men. Government payroll tops over one million monthly. lumbering also sees wage gains from 15 to 25 percent for shantymen and 26 to 32 dollars for road cutters.
Samuel R B Worley of Hixburg Virginia has shod horses for over fifty years and says Chamberlain's Pain Psim gave him great relief from back jams rheumatism calling it the best liniment he ever used Foreste at the Miniota Drug 20.
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