06 May 1941
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1941
Page
1
Thompson and Minnedosa visitors, residents moving to Brandon, and Arbor Day plans are noted. A western state farmer finds seven dollars under a used car seat. Community efforts urge cleanliness, back-lane clearance, and town pride. Socials unite Holy Trinity and Christchurch groups. a memorial service is slated for June with a community choir.
The secretary of Miniota municipality reports the evidence from hearings on abandoning the Hamiota Miniota CPR line and the Beulah Hallboro CNR line. The official finding says the railway sections will be retained, a welcome result for producers relying on rail transport in all weather. Our railways remain a necessity and deserve full patronage.
The Searle Grain Co. notes Britain’s wartime resilience amid dark days. It recalls historical patterns of near defeat followed by victory, citing British endurance and the 1550 Fuller proverb that darkness precedes the day dawn.
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