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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
4
Owing to our change in day of publication copy for advertisements must be received by noon Monday to guarantee insertion.
A letter from Mr J N Clinton describes a coast trip and Moosejaw visit. He notes Moosejaw's growth from under 2000 to 8000, a brick church costing 80000, and local land prices from 20 to 40 per acre. He praises Miniota Crandell Hamiota lands, cites GTP impact on values, and mentions wheat districts, early cutting, and threshing sounds.
Canada’s trade for the five months ending in August shows a substantial rise from the prior year with imports up by $30,738,393 and exports up by $180,484. Total imports reached $165,723,630 and domestic exports $99,870,054. Mines exports surged about $12,000,000, agriculture $6,000,600, and manufactures slightly over $100,000, while animals and products, forest, and fisheries exports fell sharply. For August alone exports gained $1,943,785 over August last year, while imports rose $5,250,000.
A notice of land for rent announcing 200 acres for plowing. Coltart and Orr advertise the tract near Arcadia ten miles north of Miratiota for agricultural use and sowing opportunity.
In a Friday session Magistrate Rowan presided over T A Hannah charged with selling liquor without a license on August 30. Prosecution by Provincial Detective Cox featured witnesses including Newton alias Nixon who testified after passing as an ordinary man. Exhibit A a bottle said to be the liquor was produced. The court adjourned to 2 pm and Hannah lacked counsel. A second charge for August 31 followed with further testimony and another bottle Exhibit B. Verdict and decision were reserved.
Methodist Church in Miniota asks all to attend services led by De Williams every alternate Sunday at 3 30 and 7 30 p m Next Sunday service will be at 7 50 p m All are welcome.
The Trade and Labor Congress of Canada ended its weeklong session in Winnipeg on Saturday. Key resolutions include opposing the Lemieux Bill, abolishing private detective agencies, and pressuring Canada to abrogate its treaty with Japan within six months. W. R. Trotter of Winnipeg was elected Fraternal delegate to the AFL, with Halifa chosen as next meeting site.
J N Clinton, C P R Agent at Miniota and deputy for Hamiota district, spoke at Sylvester Willson hall on September 12, 1907. He praised the veto in Miniota village and rural municipality, noting broad support as bars close. He predicted Hamiota would follow, calling Royal Templars policy prudent and popular for temperance without extreme zeal.
Two Creeks residents Mamie Leland return home after a week with Mr. G Armstrong. Will Williams of Crescent Fruit and Poultry near Watford Ontario visits his aunt Mrs R Faulconer and touts Two Creeks crop. Rich Leland and Mrs J Leland visit Armstrong’s and John Turner hires Nelson Dobson to help harvest. John reports a fine crop this year. Mary Proctor visits her parents for a few weeks.
An advertisement urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children claiming no opium or harmful drug and promising cures with sales at Miniota Drug Store.
Advertises 10 inch Zonophone records priced at 75 cents each available at the Herald Office.
The Winnipeg Telegram extols progress against indulgence and a systematic step like adoption of velo as the best path to the broader aim of provincial prohibition, aiming to carry the people toward sweeping measures.
Sam A. Garber recalls aiding a sick woman on an O R N train from Pendleton to Le Grande Oregon. He used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to revive her, giving doses with help from passengers and later handing the bottle to the husband as the train arrived.
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