Pub Avery Thursday at The Upraly Printing Office Minwa Man
A fragment notes a planned event at a printing office in Minwa with a Thursday schedule. The readable items mention Pub Avery and the Upraly Printing Office. Further details are unclear from the OCR fragment.
Advertising rates and submission deadlines notice
Local items ten cents per line with extra charges for additions and contracts. Legal notices priced per line with varying insertions. Communications for publication must arrive by noon Tuesdays. alterations by Monday post noon. Advertisements received Wednesday afternoon will appear the following week. Address to the Herald print offices.
Aerial travel dubious as future in Canada West debate
An editorial notes that air navigation may advance but remains unlikely to become popular or reliable. It cautions about fragile machines after the France disaster and warns travelers to be prepared for worst cases, urging prudent use of aeroplanes and dirigibles. It also discusses western Canada transport, youth labor supervision, and a Calgary buffalo escape rumor.
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France
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Futal
Prairie herd to draw visitors to Western provinces
The passage describes a herd that will grow rapidly by natural increase and become a provincial attraction in the Western regions. It notes its location on a main route near the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, implying future importance despite initial costly efforts and delays.
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Grand Trunk Pacific
Communeations Guidance on Letters to the Editor Policy
The article outlines submission rules for communications including that writings are published under a heading and may not reflect the paper views. It requires writers to sign their real name as evidence of good faith and to write on one side of the page only.
Sidewalk Woes Plague Town Says Vox Populi
A letter to the editor laments the disgraceful state of town sidewalks in Miniota. The writer blames Councillors Boyce Speee and local authorities for delaying concrete replacements amid tax support and missing summer paving.
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Boyce
Baal
Miniota
Councelor Speee
Wason
Vox Popull
Public discourse on scandal shapes reader judgment
The letter discusses whether Fo missed a shot in a reply to Nox and whether Tobit is a target of mockery. It argues that public scandals gain attention only when the subjects appear shameless and warns that ongoing gossip could make the community unfit for decent families.
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Tf Nox
Tempers and restraint exchange in barroom quip
A brief alleyway exchange centers on temper and restraint with a jokey line about counting to a hundred when angry. The dialogue hints at a test of nerve and control between two men in a tense moment.
Arrow River News Update From Carberry and Surroundings
Mrs B Allerington of Carberry whistles with relatives there Mrs England has returned from Toronto McKenzie came back last week from BC Your cough annoys you Keep on hacking and tearing your throat for annoyance But for relief and cure take Chamberlains Cough Remedy Sold by dealers everywhere Steward Mason returned to Cosrove Michigan Mr Oscar Clifton fills vacancy at Tennants Store
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Steward Mason
Cosrove
Michigan
Chainterlain’s
Miss Rosalind Long Injured In Buggy Accident
Miss Rosalind Long suffered a buggy overturn after striking a center pole while driving from Blaris. A spirited horse caused the vehicle to topple. Miss Long escaped with only a slight shaking. Local visitors included Mrs Sidelift, Mrs Midwinter, Miss Haddon, and Mr Palmer. Contractors Fismer and Ringland purchased horses for railway work.
Hoarseness in Child Signals Approaching Disease
Two Creek notes warn hoarseness in a child signals impending illness. Chaimber lain's Cough Remedy should be given at once to prevent the attack, with no person involved. Mentions Miss Pollard of Winnipeg visiting Mrs W Maxfield and Portage la Prairie visitors at Mr Faulconer's home. Thanksgiving service decor featured grain fruit and flowers, credit to women organizers.
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Chaimberlain
Miss Pollard
Winnipeg
W. Maxfield
Local farm progress and yields near Wingham
Mrs Heath of Wingham has been renewing old scare cues for a week. Gray shows a nearly finished new barn. Threshing is near completion with wheat yields up to 34 bushels per acre. Potatoes planted report good crops.
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Heath
Wingham Oat H&8
Miss Cox Marries M Rowx in Local Ceremony
A marriage occurred on Wednesday the 13th in Crandell as Miss Cox wed Mr Rowx. An oyster supper is planned at Forresters Hall hosted by the ladies' aid, with Dr Revehe lecturing on Western Canada. Chanusterialin's Stomach and Liver Tablets are touted for their purgative effects.
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Pforresters Hall
Ladies’ Aid
Revehe
Western
Canada
Wedding Invitations Offered At Discounted Local Rates
Local stationery shop advertises wedding invitations with low prices and fast service. Customer inquiries directed to the office for design options and pricing.
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Proprik Tor
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Calgary
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Ithe Park
Herato
S.fe
Arrow River
England
Toronto
McKenzie
Oscar Clifton
Tennant’s
Sidelift
Little
Haddon
Blenheim
Mr Palmer
Biaris
Messrs
Fismer and Ringland
Jas Boyce
Mes Reeca Partecouce
Portage In
Prairie
Mr Faulconer
Sancay
Blaris
Gray
Ceylon
Conway
OLD Country Magazine
Cassell & Co., Limited
H.C. L. Broadhurst
the Herald
Mita
THE
Palace
E. H. Hunt
Richarasom, —Propriesres
Crandell
Dr. W. B. Daynard, Hamida
Mariota
Huproresi
Pee Cea
R. GR. Macken
Darrister
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Ioan