Western Canada Wool Leads World Market Growth
English and Canadian wool exports are expected to top 1,000,000 pounds this year, a sharp rise from 1923’s 700,000 pounds. In Victoria BC a Japanese training squadron will visit, departing December after fall maneuvers. Western Canada’s population relies mainly on farms, with 69 percent on occupied farmland and the rest spread across cities and small towns. The Canadian Pacific main line re ballast near Montreal Toronto finished using 2,000,000 tons of crushed rock. Edmonton’s R A Gordon reports successful strawberry culture 300 miles north of the border, with Ontario stock wintering and fruit crops including cherries and crab apples thriving.
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Western
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Toronto
Lake Ontario Shore
International Boundary
R. A. Gordon
Edmonton
Alta
Ontario
Mr. Gordon
For Sale Pure Bred Toulouse Geese And Collies
For sale pure bred Toulouse geese and some good Collie pups. Breeding stock available now. Contact John Strachan at 1312 in Miniota.
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Toulouse
John Strachan
Miniota News Roundup Sees Schoolroom Growth And Local Travel
Local items report Strathclair by law approving two new school rooms and rising assess ments in Miniota Mutual. Notices include residents studying in Winnipeg and visits from Panabaker Hodnett Dunn and others, plus rail and port developments and a royal departure schedule.
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Strathclair
Platform Wheat Service Charge Reduced
Effective Sept 20 our platform wheat service charge on pool cars consigned to Manitoba Wheat Pool Fort William Port Arthur Winnipeg and dc Wheat Pool Elevator Fort William Port Arthur will be 4 cents per bushel. This is a further reduction of one cent from last year’s rate and a refund of one half cent per bushel on settled platform cars previously handled by us.
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Manitoba Wheat Pool
Fort William
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Fort William Port Arthur
Isabella Items Relieved by Swanson Ahead of Cawley Arrival
Mr. Swanson serves as relieving agent at Isabella until the arrival of Mr. Cawley from Winnipeg.
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Mr. Swanson
Isabella
Mr. Cawley
Winnipeg
Government waste criticized in times of economy
Officials are charged with reckless spending while neglecting duties to the public. The piece argues for fiscal restraint as people from all sectors must tighten belts and avoid extravagance by governing bodies.
Births Reported From Isabella Miniota and Arrow River
Birth notices announce a son born September 18 at Isabella to Mr and Mrs Jno Pittendreigh a son. A son born September 18 at Miniota to Mr and Mrs Fred McCheyne. A daughter born September 19 at Arrow River to Mr and Mrs Jos Kidd.
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Isabella
Jno. Pittendreigh
Miniota
Fred McCheyne
Arrow River
Jos, Kidd
Education Pays The Value Of Schooling For Farmers And Professionals
A Winnipeg principal cites government statistics to show education pays in dollars and cents. The comparison tracks earnings from elementary, high school, agricultural college and degree education, noting higher schooling yields greater income across farming and professional fields. It argues education builds foundation for farming and home economics and opens opportunities beyond age limits.
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Agricultural College
C. K. Newcombe
Daniel McIntrye
Winnipeg
Georgia
Kansas
Wisconsin
Ohio
Parliament records reveal varied fees and payments
Hansard readers will find a bill of items from last sessions. E Lafluers drew 250 per day plus expenses for Home Bank inquiry. Symington earned 9450 plus 471.43 in expenses for 61 days on the Great Lakes Rate inquiry. Pugsley received 10209.69 salary and 4811.00 expenses as War Claims investigator. A colonization Association was paid 2 100 000 in the final year bringing out 35 settlers. Government officials argue over 25 cents a week for a snail mail contract.
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Hansard
E. Lafluers
Great Lakes
Symington
Pugsley
Profitable poultry keeping and culling for egg production
The article outlines factors for selecting good egg laying hens on farms. It emphasizes marking pullets by age, using trap-nests for breeders, and judging birds by vigor and body features. It contrasts high producers with sluggish birds, noting texture of skin and abdomen as key signs.
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Foost
Advertising rate card for The Miniota Herald
The Miniota Herald lists subscription at $2.00 yearly in advance and weekly Wednesday issues from The Herald Office. Advertising rates include transient 40c per inch, single insertion 3 for $1.00, 100 per extra line after 5 lines, legal ads 12c first line and 10c subsequent lines, cards of thanks 10c per line, and reading notices 5c per line, with admissions notices payable.
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Ree
Herald
North Railway Ave
Miniota
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