Wheat board to be scrapped this year say premiers
Provincial premiers meeting in Winnipeg announced there will be no wheat board in existence this year. The decision follows discussions about grain policy and regional agricultural administration.
17 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
1
Provincial premiers meeting in Winnipeg announced there will be no wheat board in existence this year. The decision follows discussions about grain policy and regional agricultural administration.
The Municipal School Board met at Mimiocta on a Tuesday eve and adopted the Auditor's report. It approved driving van routes from various locations, hired a caretaker at Beulah, appointed a caretaker at Arrow River School, and formed a committee to discuss road work and school district repairs. Next meeting set for Miniota on September 6.
A 1922 Miniota Manitoba gathering at Mrs SD Taylor's home saw Mrs T F Stewart honored by the Presbyterian church members. She received a Morris chair and an address praising her Sunday School teaching and Ladies Aid leadership, with wishes for renewed health and continued service. Signed by church officers.
The Minister of Finance offers renewal of five and a half per cent Canadian Government bonds maturing December 1 at the same rate and adds a one month interest bonus. This concession is pitched as favorable to Canadian investors, noting the rate exceeds that of the recent New York loan. The bonds are described as high quality and likely to attract substantial subscriptions, with official details advertised.
The speaker recalls veterans returning home to apathy, noting many brothers who enlisted paid a dear price. The piece condemns lack of recognition for service, laments wasted opportunities, and warns against neglecting those who fought for freedom. It critiques forgetfulness and idle, unproductive living.
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