05 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
1
The fragment details wheelphhes and brakes designed by General Motors and Chevrolet engineers, citing positive bike linkage and internal expanding front brakes with external contracting rear brakes. It mentions a 189 square inch braking surface and passenger models with balloon tires and upgraded hardware, though text is corrupted.
W A Brown head of the poultry division of the Live Stock Branch warns farmers to prevent dirty eggs and stop washing eggs before marketing. He notes washed eggs lose the protective bloom, remain damp, and are more prone to mold, making them unfit for sale and harming market appeal.
A fragmented discussion estimates 600 ton news machines producing 6,000 newspapers per minute, with paper moving at 45 mph. It considers daily output, machine speed, sheet thickness, water content, and global consumption, noting vast quantities used in the United States and potential world coverage.
Farm column details retirement of James McEwen and business moves of Capt Donald Sinclair and Arthur Taylor shipping stock to Winnipeg. Local social items include a quiet home wedding for Miss Sle with Hayhurst of Armstrong BC, a new baby boy for Mr and Mrs Gee Murray, and church events tied to Easter.
The item notes Mr A Duthrie selling his farm and leaving for Winnipeg last week. Henry Jaasund received John Deere machinery last Friday. Mrs Ray Chase and Miss Estem Nortis left for Dauphin. Fred Drinkwater engaged for summer work. pulp wood workers halted due to embargo. Leonard Beidus will go west to resume last year's occupation. Canvassers aim to recruit new members for the campaign.
Local notes report a business visit to Grand Narrows and Beale a Ma Lavere Lester, a birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Miah Magifre an, plus several sick lists and recoveries. Also mentions UF.M district board attendance, meeting outcomes, and a Canadian exhibition note highlighting advances in technology and electricity with broad international interest.
A fragment connects a Manitoba homestead tale with a game guardian recounting moose meat, hay prices, and Christmas generosity. The narrator notes wary guards, livery teams, and a moral about respecting wildlife and property before ending with a reflective line on life in the backcountry.
In the matter of the estate of Antoine Bourier late of the Post Office of San Clara Manitoba deceased claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at Roblin Manitoba on or before the date fixed. Dated at Roblin Manitoba this seventh day of March 1928 Charles D. G. Barber for Arthur Bourier Adingo men on Leese Heel Be Red s ? ers ime : C.T Thee Seven Men
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