Easter and agriculture merge in Manitoba notices and farm union notes
The page blends Easter religious reflection with farming guidance on seed treatment for smuts, copper carbonate and formalin usage, and notes on farm organization mergers. It mentions the UFM and UFC Manitoba branches aligning with Saskatchewan and Alberta unions, plus a local oratorical contest winner Miss Muse and an unreserved auction of fur stock and household goods near Roblin on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department, of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Ed Williamson
Roblin
Hiam
Buying at home supports town merchants and prosperity
The piece argues for buying local in Roblin, noting out of town buyers may hurt town commerce. It highlights benefits of home shopping, including municipal prosperity and better or equal prices, urging residents to support local merchants to keep community stores thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopin
Roblin
MAC Notes Preventing Grain Smuts Across Manitoba
Manitoba farmers suffer heavy losses from grain smuts each year. The article lists major smuts such as wheat bunt and other grain diseases and notes prevention via proper formalin treatment and careful handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manioba
United Farmers of Canada and Manitoba concerns debate
A discussion outlines why the Manitoba United Farmers of Manitoba should amalgamate with the United Farmers of Canada, arguing unity strengthens agriculture and counters UGG influence, while outlining reasons for and against merger and noting related community events and notices in Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.F.M
United Farmers of Canada
Togo Locals Weigh Weekend Moves and Farewells
Mr Charles James left for Salkstoon on Monday and Mr Harvey Craven visited Kamseck also Monday. Auctioneer Kaiser held a sale at Deepdele on Tuesday. Mr James McEwen returned Tuesday. Miss Beth Thompson left for Uphpin Saturday. Mrs Allen and Miss Ethel Swain visited Yorkton this week. Mrs Claude Burt and Mag Painter returned Monday after weeks with friends at Kamsack. Messrs G Parker and Cecil returned Saturday after winter in Winnipeg. H J White of the Royal Bank was transferred to Moose Jaw. Pollyannas sale of home cooking and tea is at Craig's store rooms on Saturday the 16th at 8 o clock, not in the Presbyterian church as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Burt
Mag Painter
Kamsack
Bove
Craig’s
Roblin Locals Read Schieber's Ad on Page Three
Mr J. D Fogg of Togo and Mr. S. Segal of Winnipeg visited Roblin this week. Their presence was noted in local columns as part of the town's social and business scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schieber
J. D Fogg
Togo
Mr. S. Segal
Winnipeg
Local notes touch on duties then spring plans
Mrs M Hesselgrave resumes home duties. Union Ladies meet at Mrs Merrel’s. T Riskins enlarges store for larger stock. A Stoka builds a hen house to enter poultry. W Major returns to Portage La Prairie after winter. Feed shortages spur hopes for spring. Church committees restart work and plan to paint exterior for free. Mr H Hollirthburgh, pioneer, homesteads Bielg gravel farm.
Norwegian to Manitoba migration noted in press report
A man who spent two years in Norway is returning to Manitoba believing it a better place. He was accompanied by his brother in law Mr RL OW PATE FOE Winnipeg last week where the latter underwent a successful die eration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pit
Norway
Manitoba
H Jaasund
Tn Law
RL OW Pate
Winnipeg
Anglican Church News Sunday Notices and Easter Services
Anglican church notices announce Easter services and special meetings at Arenge Hall and other venues. Incumbent G E Philips invites all to worship Redeemer with Sunday 11 am Easter Holiness meeting and 7 30 pm Easter Salvation events including Thursday 8 pm Salvation meeting and Friday 8 40 pm Soldiers and Comrades Spiritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglican Church News
Goud
Soldiers and Comrades
Alberta trade and resource notes record large orders and projects
The report highlights Alberta Canada as a major gas producer with 9 million thousand cubic feet in 1998 and 189000 barrels of oil, plus a $1,000,600 binding twine order to a Brantford firm. It notes aerial photography advances for natural resources, a proposed sanctuary in Nova Scotia, and a large Marvelube shipment from Sarnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
I Ais
Canada
Louis Kon
Gifon of
Yepoet
Brantford
Fn Canada
Estate of William Grassie Deceased Dauphin Notice
In the matter of the estate of William Grassie late of the Rural Municipality of Sheep River Manitoba Farmer deceased all claims against the estate verified by statutory declaration must be sent to the undersigned at the Town of Dauphin Manitoba on or before May 21 1927 Dated at Dauphin Manitoba April 6 1927 Stimpson McGirr Katz Solicitors for Sarah Grassie Administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grassie
Shelk River
Province of
Manitoba
Shove
Dauphin
Stimpson, McGirr & Katz
Sarah Grassi
Estate of Edwin Herbert Knapp Executors Appeal
Notice seeking all claims against the estate of Edwin Herbert Knapp late of Shell River Manitoba farmer verified by statutory declaration to be sent to Bowman McFadden Ramsden solicitors at Dauphin on or before May 7 1927 Executors Edwin Miller and William Miller oversee the process dated April 7 1927 Dauphin Manitoba
Adlerika Claims Relief For Digestive Woes
Mrs A Howard reports fear of eating due to stomach trouble but after Adlerika she can eat and feel fine. L Mitchell, a druggist, touts Adlerika as removing gas and old waste from intestines and easing constipation with quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard
Adlerika
L. Mitchell
McGill Chancellor first male candidate in mathematics noted
Announcement from McGill University salutes the first male candidate in mathematics and mentions a prize tied to each scholarship. The report links immigration trends to the Canadian Pacific Railway and notes a new Regina hotel project, the Hotel Saskatchewan, with 284 rooms planned at $1.5 million opening May 24. CPR revenue figures also cited as strong for 1920s outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian “Pacific “Railway
McGill
Hiches
Arthur Currie
Cipal
Zaccay
Saloninch
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Régina
Saskatchajan
Victoria Avepady
C.pr
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.L.O.C
Noel
F.L.C.C
Sasktchewan
Farmers Union
Saskatchewan
U.F.O.C
Alice Musé
Dauphin Jusck
Muse
M.A.C
Amalagamtaion
The
Lse
U.G.G
United Grain Growers Grain Company
Grain Growers Guide
Ladies Aid
Rebekah P. N. G’s
I.c.0.f
Roblin War Memorial
Wm Appel
Mrs McConnell
Oddfellows
United Church
Assiniboine
Messrs
J. A
Ontario
Helen Newton
Agricultur College
W. A
I.C
F. Hall
War Memorial Fund
Wm Dayson
Carlisle
Cumberland
L. H. White
Essex
Eng
T Spence
Artigraven
Strathade
Tyrone
Womens Missionary Society
Union Church
Charles” James
Salkstoon
Harvey Craven
Kamseck
Kaiser
Deepdele
James “McEwen
Beth Thompson
Mrs Allen
Ethel Swain Visted
Yorkton
G. Parker
Cecil
Agricultural College
H. J White
Royal Bank
Moose Jaw
White
Bield Locals
Scribber
M Hesselgrave
Union
Merrel
T. Riskins
A. Stoka
W Major
Portage la Prairie
H. Holiitburgh
Bielg
United Church News
Robert Harvey
M.A
Tummel and Cromarty
Jesus Risen Children’s Addtean
PNY Shepherd of the Lambs
Lambs
Tee
Reuben
Aeria
Nova Scotia
Annapolis
Digoy
Yarmouth
Sharnes Queens
Sarnia
Vancoufer
Caf
Jyear
Ce Slong
Edwin Herbert Knapp
Shell River
Bowman, McFadden & Ramsden
Edwin Miller
William Miller
Canadian Pacific Railwey
Tieviepany
Silverwood
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