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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
4
Advertising rates listed per line ten cents with addl insertions five cents. Legal notices priced per line twelve cents. subinsertion twelve cents with extra lines. Public notices include lost found and wanted items. annual and half yearly contracts available. Communications must reach office by noon on Tuesdays. alterations by Monday. new ads by Wednesday for next week.
Miniota Minnesota notes prepare a series of evening assemblies to brighten long nights with local musicians willing to perform at reasonable charges. The item mentions youth collaboration and a call for cooperation among boys to organize events.
On a recent Sunday in London Lady Blount argued that Cook and Peary did not discover the North Pole, asserting there is no Pole to discover and questioning the very premise of the search.
A note on submission guidelines for letters to the editor and communications. Writers may adopt pen names but should sign their real name where possible. The page encourages clear, brief contributions with focus on general interest topics.
A correspondent signs as Lux writing to the Henan editor. The writer thanks the editor for space, claims the subject has run its course, and urges Lux to distinguish between public opinion and public scandals in a closing note.
A local citizen responds to a critic signed Light, arguing that our town laboring under scandal is real. The writer rebukes Lux for moral blindness, cites incidents from daily life, and defends the community’s character against outsiders and false rumors.
A reader denounces those who call others disreputable and mocks Lux for publishing insinuations. The letter escalates with a dare to publish a signed reply, promising tar and feathers and invoking the old command to “cast the first stone” if sinless.
Mrs Elliott sr and Mrs England head to Vancouver for the winter. Mr Frank Dunham leaves for Portage la Prairie to attend Winnipeg Medical College. Miss M McMaster arrives to teach here. The piece notes Sam Cusack’s recovery from rheumatism and a school gift for Dunham.
Bliss Myrtle Sunley returned home this week and heads back to Brandon Monday. Miss B Warner returns after visiting Winnipeg friends. Mr and Mrs Brownwha of Portage la Prairie visit Mrs Dorrance. Mrs J D Harrison visits Brandon friends. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touted for coughs colds and flu. Thanksgiving service set for Sunday at 3 30 p.m. in the church.
A meeting of the South Shoal Lake Sunday School Association will be held at the Methodist Church in Hamiota on Friday afternoon Oct 30 at 2 o'clock to arrange for a Sunday School institute and plan work for the year. A note on croup and Chamberlain's remedy mentions timely use and sale timing changes to stores closing at 7 o'clock from Nov 1 except Saturdays and nights before holidays.
The CPR extension grading near Two Creeks is complete up to Mr Kyles and steel work is expected to start immediately. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are praised for their purgative effect and health benefits. Miss Pollard returns to Winnipeg after visiting Mrs W Maxfield. Mr F Reeves recuperates from pleurisy and shows marked improvement.
Robert Meikle aided by Miss Gladys Noxon and Miss Nellie Malcolm on Tuesday next. A petition seeks CPR extension of the Lenore line to Virden forming a loop from Hrandén. Some favor extending Lenore to Miniota. The Melville Canadian marks its first birthday and is praised for aiding upbuilding of that town.
A call from The Boston Journal invites unmarried men and women aged 25 to 40 in New England to share why they remain single. Replies vary from humorous to serious, revealing social fears and expectations, with aficionados invited to submit brief prose or poetry for future publication.
A Sunday collision occurred four miles west of Birtle on the P.R. line when the engine Ni 350 returning after coaling derailed into grain cars. Fireman Fred Evans was killed, engineer Tindall survived. an inquest returned accidental death verdict. Evans was a well known local resident.
Fragmented text discusses advice taking and listening with circumspection. It muses on assay of belief, roses, and byprodr of millinery art. It notes restraint of curiosity relates to courage and ignorance.
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