Those Were The Days In Miniota History Read
A centennial history segment recounts the 1920s and 1930s in Miniota, detailing farming prosperity, the rise of mechanization, the advent of automobiles, tractors, and trucks, the building of new schools at Arrow River and Miniota, a proposed creamery, hydro power arrival in 1930, and the onset of the Dirty Thirties with plummeting grain prices. It notes government wage cuts, tax issues, and limited municipal services during hard times.
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Detergent breakthrough and dime spill headline mix
A Toronto professor develops a non phosphate laundry detergent claiming cheaper production and whiter results. A Massachusetts Turnpike spill releases half a million dimes after an armed truck door opens. M Rene Levesque, leader of a Quebec separatist group, says Western separatism threats are baloney amid his Winnipeg speech.
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