Local and General News Items Rise in Wartime Spirit
Mr and Mrs J Stowe and Norma Stowe trip to Saskatoon and other points. Miniota Tennis Club won four of five events in Crandall zone play-off. Mrs G Reynolds learns of aunt Bridgeman's death in Brandon hospital. funeral at Rivers. A Letter to the Editor from Arrow River district prompts reader questions. War bonds proposed for idle funds. call to all Canadians to aid Red Cross, service young men, and returning soldiers. Canada urged to unite and prepare for a key role in the British Empire.
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Mem Rs
Miniota
Crandall
G. Reynolds
Bridgeman
Rivers
Brandon
Reynolds
Lawrence
Red Cross
Canada
Minnesota baseball defeat and local games noted
The Minstota team lost 7 6 at Shoal Lake Tuesday. Arrow River team lost to the local squad in a Friday friendly. WMS Presbyterial held at Hamiota featured speakers Mrs Osborne and Dr Lousley. A garage fire caused smoke stained windows and damaged seats. cause unknown.
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Minstota
Shoal Lake
Arrow River Boys
G Reynolds
J R. Lynch
Hamiota
Mrs. Osborne
Winnipeg
Helen Lousley
China
Henderson Installed Grand Master of Manitoba Freemasons
Mr J J Henderson of Shoal Lake was installed as Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba Freemasons at the 96th communication in Winnipeg. Miniota Lodge No 102, of which he is a member, also saw a member elevated to the role. Services followed at Miniota United Church with Rev G A McMillan on Brotherhood and the combined Arrow River and Miniota choirs leading the singing.
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J. J. Henderson
Shoal , Lake
Grand Lodge of Manitoba Freemasons
Winnipeg
Miniota
Arrow River
Ford Wiggins
War bond appeal and funding worries in Canada
The Minister of Finance urges Canadians to lend money to win the war, with reports showing generous public support. The note warns that without funds to buy munitions the effort may fail, and comments on the prospect that Miniota will not obtain that new...
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Good Pictures
Miniota
The World of Wheat by H G S Strange
Canada still retains 42 overseas wheat markets after losses from German actions. The crop year report shows Canada exported about 160 million bushels to 49 countries, with six markets lost, accounting for roughly 31 million bushels. The remaining markets plus Great Britain and Ireland are expected to increase purchases next year.
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Hitler
Canada
Great Britain
Board of Grain Commissioners
Germany
Ireland
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E Weidenbarver
Saskatoon
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Minsota Hardware CO. Ltd
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Cary Tiant
Rosalind Pusssil
Ralph Bellamy
Liberty
ILY
GEO. Gabel
Virden
John Spalding
Penman
United States, Ltd
Minieta
W. Barrett
By H. G. S. Strange
Hind’s
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Miniota Drug Store
BURN
Durham
J. D. Forsyth
New Y York
Bern
New Yorks
Pulse
Sfy
Oswald Puten
Birtle
Spencer Tracy
Robert Young
Walter Brennan
Roth Hassey
Morris's
Inc
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Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Que
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Minieta Herald
Winnipeg Commercial School
Portage Ave
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