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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
8
Local note states the Arrow River group will hold its annual meeting at 7:30 PM next Tuesday in the school. Premier Norria pledges gradual cuts to the municipal commissioner levy until abolition and to fulfill municipal union requests. Ed Brown plans more bonds.
The annual Town Council meeting will be held on Thursday February 9 at the Municipal Hall Miniota. The agenda includes receiving the annual report and election of town councillors along with any other business. Attendees are urged to attend.
The community expresses condolences to Mr and Mrs O Hara Crandall after the death of their daughter Gwendoline who passed away Saturday in Winnipeg Children’s Hospital. The funeral took place in Crandall on Tuesday afternoon with relative J J Henderson attending.
A young farmer’s future is tied to farming progress and social gains as Manitoba politics move to an income tax plan for 1921 incomes with 1922 filings. The measure aims to boost school grants and may cut mill rates if revenue grows, while triggering opposition and a legislative storm. Manitoba church union talks expand with Newdale proposals linking Methodist and Presbyterian congregations. The Manitoba division of the Canadian Red Cross plans a February 10 meeting at the Portage la Prairie Hotel to mobilize wide participation ahead of the Winnipeg Winter Carnival.
The Literary Society met last Thursday with an engaging program featuring song, story, and verse from England. Mrs C E Somerset chaired and introduced talks on Byron and the Armaments Conference at Washington to be discussed next Thursday by Rev C E Somerset and Rev Hamil with musical numbers between talks.
Ottawa announces a new regulation affecting invitation cards and notices of meetings. If the invite includes the invited person name and the event place in manuscript or typewritten form, it is not a printed paper and must pay first class postage.
An old editorial laments heavy taxes facing western towns, noting the constant pressure on households to balance budgets after taxes. It discusses the general burden of taxation and the struggle to make ends meet amid fiscal pressures.
The piece argues governments should finance the nation at minimum cost and avoid new revenue schemes that increase taxation. It warns reckless postwar spending has burdened citizens and risks rebellion if indebtedness continues without tax reform, urging prudent budgeting and prudent public works.
It touts quick countrywide effects and claims immediate relief after taking the initial dose sold by D. R. K. Chalmers at the Miniota Drug Store.
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