30 Sep 1941
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1941
Page
1
Local notes show visitors at multiple homes including Miss D Cubbin at the Middleton residence and Miss J Harris from Winnipeg. The piece mentions Eric Gibbon finishing mechanical training and joining the RCAF. Other items discuss household moves, hospital patients, travel to see ill relatives, and a 3 lb 6 oz potato brought to the editor with remarks on its market impact.
United Stores in Mimiota promotes Stanfield Washrinkable Underwear with mail-order pricing. The notice thanks patrons for their support and invites orders for Stanfield garments through the store.
An editorial argues Western wheat growers face hardship as wheat prices lag 1913 levels while costs rise 46 percent since 1913-14 and wartime costs climb 12 percent. It urges a government bonus of about 10 cents per bushel to compensate for increased living and production costs, noting industrial workers receive such relief.
One hundred twenty eight years ago Napoleon entered Moscow with 630000 veterans and left defeated after 35 days as Russians used scorched earth. His retreat to Paris followed mass starvation. only 4500 men survived by December. The writer honors Canadian farmers for producing surplus wheat aiding Allied forces and preventing retreats due to hunger.
A wartime message urges ongoing consecration as a force shaping daily life in Canada. It highlights a factory worker striving for 100 percent precision and cooperation, showing individual effort as key to national endurance. Every citizen, including the homebound, can contribute through loyalty of thought and support for active participants in the war.
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