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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
4
Classified ad policy outlines per line costs and multiple insertion discounts. It lists deadlines for communications and alterations, with payment terms, contract options, and office contact details for MISIOTA MAN R. G. MACKENZIE, Proprietor.
The article marks the Tas Hxmaty newspaper’s third anniversary in Miniota. It recalls past struggles including owner changes and plant moves, praises loyal readers and advertisers, and urges local support to ensure continued operation and growth of the paper.
The piece notes hog prices at nine cents a pound and describes pressure from pork packers on farmer output. It argues that rising production would trigger price drops below profit margins, questioning whether packers will sustain current prices while ham and bacon imports end.
Communications articles submitted for publication may reflect authors views or lack thereof. Writers may use a nom de plume but must provide their names for good faith. Letters should be written on the paper's side only.
A reader criticizes a correspondence column by Nox for insinuating women as worse gossipers. The writer argues the district is not prone to scandal and urges against public shaming, calling for decorum and noting that certain disreputable acts belong to decent society.
A social at Cam Leland's new barn prep aratory drew guests Wednesday evening. Music delay ended by Snap arrival, with lively entertainment until 2 30 a.m. and guests expressed high satisfaction. Miss Gertie Stone and Miss Edith Wiggins noted. local inspectors and businessmen mentioned. Chamberlains Liniment recommended for aches, sold widely.
The Herald invites readers to submit district news covering deaths marriages accidents church updates suppers public improvements school matters and lodge news. Send items on one side of paper and in time to teach the weekly calendar.
Mrs Tindall of BC visiting with Mrs Palmer has left for the east. Mrs Grey and W Grey on the road to recovery. Fletch Lawrieson spent Sunday at John Sunley’s. Miss Myrtle Sunley has gone to Brandon for college. Rev Cann of Crandall will preach at Blairs October 10 at 3:30. Fred and Alma Hill visited Eden Sunday. Miss Mary Wilson ill. R Clark laid up with abscess. Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea Remedy widely used for bowel complaints and suitable for all ages. Sold by dealers everywhere.
Beulah Walter Dicken leaves Tuesday for Yellow Grass Saskatchewan to tend his homestead. Harry Beck travels to Napinka to take an assistant job in the telegraph office. Church of England Harvest Festival Services are scheduled for October 10.
Mrs Powell has been with Mrs H Reeves sr for two weeks and returned to Estevan on Friday. Mrs KE M Ivor of Virden is visiting Mrs Territullis this week.
A periodical plea urges readers to pay small debts. The tale includes a tale of a saloon sign warning five miles to the next drink, and a porter’s joke about distance and hearing when asked to return a loaned beer pump.
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