04 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1931
Page
1
A local bonspiel proceeds with two mixed teams while community notices announce a whist drive and dance to fund debt clearance. Articles discuss wheat pool financing, pool assets, and a referendum plan, plus notes on a Winnipeg radio revenue and a failed Chautauqua program.
An advertisement for improved waited coffee from Waited Stores Limited in Miniota. It touts low price at 45 cents per pound for both bean and ground coffee and urges customers not to pay more.
A reader requests space to argue that farmers across Canada must unite against the government stance on the referendum. The writer stresses farmer solidarity and preserving British traditions and liberties amid current policy tensions and farm labor concerns.
A colorful invitation notes the Masquerade Ball at Arrow River on Friday March 6 with real hardwood floor and live orchestra. The item also lists motor vehicle tax data from 1950 and permit routes, plus car brand counts for Manitoba licenses and a novel Viennese match invention promising cheaper, reusable lighting.
An editorial argues births must be registered to ensure a child can obtain a birth certificate for citizenship, school, work, voting, health, and identity. It stresses moral obligation and public health benefits, noting unchecked births hinder health departments and later life for unregistered individuals.
Ladies in Miniota are invited to view smart printed frocks priced at 2.25 and 1.25 by United States Ltd. Immigration policy in Canada shifts away from open doors as provincial controls and market conditions limit land settlement and farming mobility across provinces. A Hamida woman and two Virden business men will judge the contest at Arrow River on Friday.
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