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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
1
The CPR and CN R offer free transport of clothing bundles to Canada aid depots for Russia relief. Bundles must weigh at least 100 pounds and be addressed to Clothing Depot Canadian Aid to Russia Union Trust Building Winnipeg. Clean clothing can be left at The Herald Office.
Dennis Bowles of the Tank Corps is home on furlough in Borden. Miss Mary Middleton trains as a nurse in Miseracoria Winnipeg hospital. J A Dickinsons reside on the Grimes farm near Elkhorn. Jim King R C A promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant. A Wilwhist drive and dance in Miniota drew locals. Miniota High School held a Court Whist drive with prizes won by Missi J. Mac Kinnon, Bob Bell, Miss Makepeace, and C. Stowe. Various residents visited Winnipeg and nearby towns, and cattle moved to the city with T G Long.
A grocery price list shows Country Club Tomatoes and Peas in 24 tin cases with prices 3.15 and 2.95 respectively. United States Ltd. Wisiota appears in the listing. Separately a Miniota United church annual meeting in the Manse recorded good progress and new officers.
The Annual meeting of the Ratepayers of the Miniota Unincorporated Village District will be held at the Municipal Hall at p.m. on Tuesday February 2. Agenda includes annual report election of Committeemen and other business as brought forward. John Spalding secretary.
The article recalls a church group’s dedication and notes Roosevelt Churchill and their Chiefs of Staff met secretly at Casablanca. It says the surprise meeting outwitted the Axis, forecasting immediate plans to drive Germany Italy and Japan to unconditional peace. It urges stronger home-front effort in 1943.
Report by Dr KW Nec Director of the Agricultural Department outlines seed harvest progress for GSSEED and 1 Mi pe HARVEST. North-West Line E'easters Association notes ongoing research and crop yields with emphasis on regional climate impact and future planting plans.
A Dominion provincial conference in Ottawa last December recommended reducing wheat plantings by about four million acres and rye by nearly fourteen million. It urges shifting land from wheat to oats, barley, hay, clover and alfalfa, with gains in other crops while noting Saskatchewan and Alberta lag behind Manitoba.
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