Local Notes Record Deaths and Harvest News
Mrs H Be and son visited near Evans. Mrs W H Anden died in Beanden. Mrs W H Yarwood returned from Landis Sask. J D Harrower visiting Pipestone. G Haddon in Brandon hospital. A charity tea for Miniota hospital raised funds. Harvest weather mixed with snow two feet 21 years ago noted. Manitoba hydro league plan discussed with 300 delegates. Saskatchewan crop report shows improvement in south and east crops. Farm updates include threshing near end of week and losses amid frost risk. Neighborhood church services planned and local riders mourn losses.
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Saskatchevpartment
Department of Agriculture
Andy’s Binder Repair Question Sparks Plausible Worry
WHILEN IFEMS Ws wonder if Andy has got his binder repaired. Don't feed so many oats in future Andy.
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Andy
Miniota Herald Advertising Rates Notice
The Miniota Herald lists rates for advertising including transient 40c per inch, three insertions for $1.00, legal ads 12c per line first insertion, 10c per line thereafter, and reading notices at 15c per line. Contract displays rates available on application with special positions guaranteed.
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Wheat delivery and tax talks mark regional update
J Ra Lynchy receives first wheat load from Mr MacKenzie labeled No 3 Ribbed Worsted Golf Hose for Boys in Heather mixture and Fancy tips. Hon W R Motherwell says H B Railway prospects justify six million dollars to complete work, aiding wheat and stock shipping. Bank stock investors face recall demands, many left Canada for the United States.
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WAL Hednett
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Canada
United States
Beatty cites CP rails colonization spend and harvesters
In a Wembley address on July 17 E. W. Beatty president of the Canadian Pacific Railway said colonization outlays by the CP and by the government totaled 67 million dollars and 38 million dollars since 1881. Over the last four years CP handled about 8500 west bound harvesters. Last year CP introduced the lunch counter car and while not a direct result, more than 26,000 men rode CP special trains.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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