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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
1
The note urges sending an early copy as soon as possible by Tuesday. It asks to debit related items and rewrite names and associations, emphasizing weekly delivery and broader content.
The piece argues that urban cleanliness is not limited to large estates and should involve every household. It emphasizes simple, affordable actions like personal and home cleanliness, with a community effort improving health, appearance, and pride through modest expenditures on paint and planting.
Majority of farmers cannot buy large quantities of registered seed at current prices. A practical method is to work into a small stock of pure, elite seed with little extra cost. Non eligible varieties like Garnet or Reward may be used with proper certification and space considerations for adjustments.
A fragment recalls civic shortcomings and self examination within city life, noting general failings without specific entities. The text hints at a critique of community self perception and collective flaw discussion.
A well wisher cheers the Review for resuming with stronger news items. The editorial comment is more interesting as communities send in better reports and congratulations flow.
Farmers in the Scott District report success using a method that keeps spout seeds separate from the remainder. They note higher purity and more uniform ripening in seed plots ranging four to sixteen acres. Purchasing five to twenty bushels of Registered seed can raise next year’s seed to 100 and 140 bushels. Locating seed plots near buildings aids roguing and maintains purity while allowing evening work.
General Motors representatives R D Schoffeld and J Bret unveil the new eight cylinder Chevrolet with lantern slides and a moving picture tour across Canada. The event highlights 32 percent more power, improved in head valves, hot spot intake, and broader service network of over fifteen thousand dealers across Canada and the United States. The Regina plant, cost about two million dollars, employs nine hundred workers.
The Anglican A church plans a bye and sale of a home event to raise funds. Details specify the church hall as the venue and the date to be announced. Proceeds will support church programs.
Togo area report summarizes visits and departures, school staff holidays, and local events. Notables include Miss Mary Merrell of Erickson visiting, Miss McLean heading to Winnipeg for Easter, and Mrs Fisher traveling to Winnipeg for a sick relative. Community events cover a L.O.B.A. birthday celebration, a charity concert by Roblin School, and a Boy Scouts Davis Hall show.
Mr and Mrs J Barsen of Canora visit relatives in Deepdale. Airs E J Kennedy recently returned from Winnipeg after recovering from illness. Mr Joby Bailey took Blanche to hospital for appendicitis surgery. A Pool elevator meeting drew many attendees. Fred Lawrence of Roblin to run Bawlf elevators next season. Spring signs like spring birds appear in the valley. A large crowd farewells Mr and Mrs David Mitchell as they move to Gilbert Plains to farm. The young couples club presents a leaving gift and address.
The report notes Cockerill's sawmill running day and night as eleventh graders or loggers arrived last week. Miss E Perrett leads the school reopening and Alex Donaldson loses a horse while working in the mill. A skating party scene mentions Lorne Barkley drivers and a vigorous search for a missing horse hair.
Mrs A Anderson visits Eastern Ontario friends while Mr Floyd Chase drove the season’s first car to church. Tony Billoskie remains on stored seed wheat. Neisle Bros bought a snowplow. Levi Sawiskie visited Gilbert Plains last week. Prayer meeting held with Mr Carl Carlson. J McLeod Jr left for Regina to spend the summer. Scarlet fever in district under control with no new cases. Community Club of Bield moved residence. H Deering finished slab saw at H Jaasund mill. Wm Snowden regaining health after house loss. Halvertgon forest ranger moved to Bield for his children’s schooling. Welcome to new resident Mr Halvertson. Mr and Mrs M entertained friends for a pleasant evening.
Grand Narrows residents note Miss Georgina Middleton and Miss Verna Wilson home for Easter. Mr Frank Milla entertained friends at Easter dinner. Orville Wilson and Barbie Larret visited with Paul Le Selleures. Ice committee prepared the hall for Easter service and decorations. Norman Burnett returned to Minnetonas after visiting relatives.
Jas E Baine of Roblin pleaded guilty to 147 counts of misappropriation before Judge Boneycastle. He received concurrent sentences of one, two and two years, his term linked to the Rural Municipality of Hillsburg accounts.
Salvation Army announces Thursday evening 8 p m program and Sunday services with Sunday School at 2 30 p m. Lieut. and Captain are supplying here while the team continues to assist.
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