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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
8
Fall sale listing lists 3 young pigs at 75 pounds, plus 2 bred white Wyandotte hens and pullets. Also offered are 25 crossbreed hens 7 white Wyandotte hens 7 Leghorn Wyandotte cross. Auction details unclear.
A sale by N. P. Nelson and W. P. Lancaster at Miniota lists horses, cattle, harness, tools, farm machinery, and household effects. Terms include cash under 250 and notes due November 1, 1923 with 5 percent interest. 3 percent discount for cash on credit amounts. Sale describes dairy cows freshening soon and goods in good condition for fall work.
Western Canada to Atlantic coast passengers are offered direct through sleepers and ship-side arrivals for Christmas and New Year. The Calgary Winnipeg and other points depart December 7 with connections to Halifax Glasgow Liverpool and Montreal sailings. Through service includes dining cars and sleeping cars with direct ship access. tickets, reservations, passports available via CN Railways agents.
For sale a four year old black gelding and a three year old bay mare. Both described as good workers. Asking price two hundred dollars cash. Apply to H Clarke in Miniota.
A fountain pen found in Miniota near a Wednesday date is available for the owner to prove property and pay for advertisement fees.
Local bylaw sets transient trader fees at 75 dollars 14 cents and others at 40 and 25 dollars. Harvest services and entertainments unfold in Miniota and Beulah, with appeals for charitable donations and a foot specialist visit.
William Wal die, longtime resident of Willen, was buried Monday afternoon in Min iota cemetery following his death at home Sunday aged 18 years 7 months 12 days. The deceased gentleman had a long association with the district.
A large number of neighbors attended the funeral to pay last respects to a resident who had lived among them for many years, marking the end of a lengthy illness and the community’s regard for the departed.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal marks fifty years of steady success across Canada. It is described as a phenomenal and indispensable weekly for tens of thousands of households, with subscriptions offered at a surprisingly low price and a free sample copy available by writing to Montreal publishers.
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