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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
1
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A jumbled cross word puzzle key lists horizontal and vertical clues with abbreviations and backward spellings. It includes references to military sections, clothing, objects, places near New York, and various linguistic hints, signaling a historically styled puzzle page with scattered legible terms amid partial OCR artifacts.
Church news lists Rev Robert Harver MIA BD announces baptismal service on the last Sunday each month with prior notification to the ministry. A meeting of members and friends discussed plans for church elections, noting road conditions hindered rural attendance so a final meeting will be scheduled when roads clear.
Community church announces a memorial service for the late Mother Hay on April 20 in the morning and evening, with a morning service and an evening service scheduled at the local Eastend church.
The Sauan Anny will hold a meet in the Orange Hall, Roblin, Friday at 5 PM, Saturday and Sunday with events at 7:29 PM. Participants and events not fully detailed in the fragmented text.
The article urges the town to begin spring cleaning now despite lingering winter flairups. It notes inevitable litter from cold months and stresses proactive cleanup to improve appearance, arguing a progressive community should not neglect chores or postpone until they worsen.
The Wheat Pool rejects press reports about its remaining wheat holdings. A. 4. McPhail, president of the Central Selling Agency, says no official or organization has disclosed on hand amounts. He dismisses circulating figures as inaccurate and misleading.
A fragmented editorial urges Alberta farmers to clear encumbrances from land titles and mortgages to achieve prosperity. It argues personal responsibility, urges getting houses in order, and notes past advice about title clarity as a path to stable ownership and success.
A fragmented notice requests the return of a 100 foot steel tape by party driving a TonD gaping south across the lake road at 1 p m on March 9. The item should be returned to the Review Office.
The Sunday issue notes Mr Tlarvesy working on sermons to combat a dread disease and mentions a debate on party lines as a detriment to rural peace. It reports Henry Cranwell losing the middle finger while cutting wood and recalls a lively March 25 church concert by Taxi Square Boys raising about 25 dollars for ongoing efforts.
Roblin locals report weekend visits by Thelma Davis and Mrs Mock on visits from Togo and Stone Sask, plus Mrs Evans in Gilbert Plains displaying millinery. Bazaar notices, school closure due to thaw, and health staff changes are noted along with town updates and a local funeral.
Mies Mary Levi of Sturgis Sask sits with her father in town as locals sense spring. The community notes that crows are about and farmers prepare fields. The last winter ball occurred Friday night, drawing a large crowd who enjoyed dancing until daylight and included friends from nearby districts.
The Alaskan lecture by Dr. Shipley of Manitoba University drew about three hundred attendees at Roblin High School. Teachers praise the talk as highly beneficial for students, with thanks extended to helpers and organizers who supported the event. A seed potato shipment from Ontario is expected this week and a Community Hall dance featuring the Bain Kulberg Orchestra is announced for Friday, April spd, with admission set at $1 per couple and lunch served.
A fragment recalls a scene of Spring prediction and a man moving wood, while noting a suspended project due to back injury. Traveling visitors arrive monthly and local chatter mentions a Viet parade rumor and a Pink eye at the hotel. Two kinds of men are described, those who can't pay and those who can.
Shipping totals show 1 003 672 barrels of apples sent to the English market from Halifax by Feb 24 with London taking ... barrels and Liverpool following. Quebec reports 84 thousand automobiles in operation with $25,000,000 yearly upkeep. Western Canada shipped about 16,000 horses to eastern markets in 1924, Saskatchewan contributing most. Clydebank trials yield 22.56 knots average on the steamship Princess Guerite and Kathleen planned for Seattle Vancouver route. Monsignor Heylen arrives in St John on Montrose for Euchariatic Congress preparations in 1926. Canadian Serbs, Croats and Slovenes immigration relation discussed. Bulley’s voyage aboard Montrose, a 17-year-old romance, and the largest batch of Clyde horses aboard Marlech and Marmburn destined for Ontario and Manitoba buyers.
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