Local and General News Items from Minnedosa and Vicinity
Reports from Minnedosa note Good Friday closures and a public holiday with stores shuttered. A townwide effort seeks hydro rate reductions, while Crystal City and Pilot Mound back a regional cost-cutting plan. A joint YP S and Anglican bonspiel occurred, skip Clare Ramsay leading players Bill Woods Allie Cornish and Rene Dorward. Train service changes affect Minnedosa with mixed freight and passenger cars and one daily straight connection to east. Crandall petition discussed at council.
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Allie Cornish
Rene Dorward
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Minnedosa
Crandall
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Henderson
Rural Council Minutes From Miniota Detail Local Resolutions
The Miniota rural council discussed transporting Jarham children to England, extending tax penalties to May 15, and urged uniform school levy reductions. They protested reduced railway service, adopted revised assessment rolls, and accepted bids for batteries and poles. A new train schedule for the Miniota line was announced, with limited service on Mondays and Fridays and connections to Rapid City.
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England
Budd—Warren
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Salariee Rbadd
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Canadian Pacific
Jine Brandon
Minsota
Board of Railway Commissioners
Winnipeg
Taylor
Budd
Cubert
Crai
Ed. Sinclair
Burgess
Coumbia
Taylor— Warren
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Taylor—Budd
John Foster
Miniots
Canadian Pacific Railway
Portage
Brandon
Mimiota
Letters to The Editor on Pool Control
A reader argues that 100 percent control not needed and federal action may follow. He recalls promises from 1922 and notes many Pool advocates push for 160 percent control to make the Pool appealing. He believes Pool members overall benefited despite excess grain flow.
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Herald
Mintota
Melita
Farmers rally for 100 percent control debate
A letter from C Ellerington argues farmers should support the 100 percent control and Pool movement, noting many opponents are not farmers or act from political motives. He urges observation, unity, and less criticism to improve grain marketing and farmer conditions.
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Wheat Board
Laewawea
Iisk
Getti
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