Unemployment Bill Debates and Committee Reports Relayed
Ottawa notes include long House of Commons debate on extending unemployment and farm relief provisions from March to May with closure and a narrow opposition, plus rapid passage in the Senate. It covers Agriculture Committee interim report on Garnet wheat grading, Sugar Beet industry findings, gasoline price inquiry, and a forecast of the Budget coming April 6 with a government financing estimate of over 71 million for the Canadian National Railway system.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Moss
Tencminutes
Peter Heenan
Dauphin
Board of Grain Commissioners
Standing Committee On Agriculture
Canada
Catoral Committee
Agricultural Committee
Imperial Oil Company
McColl-Frontenac
Mannion
Canadian National Railway
Financial State
Montreal
Shortdale District Notes on Health and Departures
SHORTDALE Airs Maluta has returned from Dauphin in improving health. Several local men plan to leave this week for Churchill. John Yakimihin and family move nearer Dauphin to settle. Mr Makinson arrived last Sunday and will reside on the Thawless place. Roads are drying but the route to the highway remains impassable though two cars managed the trip with horse assistance.
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Makinson
Shortdale
Thawless Place
Church Notices Minister Kern B.A. Rev B.D. Paed services
Minister Rev DS Kern B.A. B.D. leads services on the first and third Sundays Cromarty at 3 p.m. and Roblin on the second and fourth Sundays with paed references.
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DS. Kern B.A
Baby Chicks Price List At Gilbert Plains
Barred Rocks sixteen dollars per 100 or ten dollars per lot of a hundred chicks Leghorns sixty five cents per chick Apply H. W. Cut forth in 59 Gilbert Plains Manitoba for orders and delivery details.
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Barred Rocks
Sc.w. Leghorns
H. W. Cutforth
Gilbert Plains
Man
News From Our Neighboring Towns
Rev Munro of Calder led United Church service Sunday. Dr McConnell of Norwood visits with her parents. School Inspector Sparks of Ahamsack inspected the town school midweek. Mr and Mrs Keith Franklin of Yorkton visit Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin. James McEwen returned home from Winnipeg. George Ross Saskatchewan Pool Elevators inspector was in town. Rev H McConnell attended United church services in Yorkton. Win Lampson and Ed Stewart drove to Yorkton. first car through to Yorkton this year.
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Mr Munro of
Calder
United Church
George Ross
Saskatchewan Pool
Rev. H. McConnell
Yorkton
Win Lampson
Ed. Stewart
Yorkston
Deepdale News Roundup Highlights Local Notables
Jim Ward greases long boots for the river drive while Walter works overtime for the Bay. Mrs. George Snyder of Dauphin visited town. Jim Arnott harrows high spots last Tuesday. Mrs. Mac Thompson has recovered from illness. Ross Henderson visited Russell and Yorkton on Monday. Pat peels logs Leon turns out radio cabinets. Harry Cox of Silverwood traveled to Kamsack, Tuesday. Claude buys a new high powered truck and plans a Winnipeg visit this weekend. Ike Tennenhouse visited Yorkton over the weekend and praises Yorkton as a fine city, though Deepdale remains more engaging.
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Claude
Winnipeg
Roblin Community Activities Note Recent Local Events
Messrs J Bradley and A Clive attended Orange Lodge at Roblin last Wednesday evening. The Community Club met at Mrs M Olson's home on Wednesday. Miss N Hansen returned from Dauphin hospital Monday after tonsil operation. A Roblin L O I hosted a dance in the field hall with strong attendance and a very enjoyable evening. A large number from Roblin attended.
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Messrs
J Bradley
A. Clive
Roblin
Miss N. Hansen
Dauphin Hospital
Wanted Police Man for Village of Roblin
Wanted police man for the Village of Roblin applications stating salary required must be in the hands of the Secretary Treasurer on or before the 26th inst John Hill Secretary Treasurer
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Roblin
John Hill
Treas
Cattle Wanted for Summer Pasture near Roblin Manitoba
Rutledge Bros offer pasture for cattle this summer at 2.50 dollars per head or 50 cents per month. Interested farmers in Roblin and surrounding areas may contact Box 42 for arrangements.
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Rutledge Bros
Roblin
Man
Local visits and community notices from Roblin area
Local and General Mr J W Nobbs of Saskatoon visited J H McClarty last week. The Ladies Aid will hold a 25e Tea in the church basement on Saturday April 16 from 3 to 3 p.m. A baseball meeting will be at the Review office Saturday night April 16 at 8 p.m. A dance under B Squadron Manitoba Horse in the school Assembly hall on Friday April 15 with lunch 50c. Mrs Walter Thompson and Edythe of Prince Rupert B C visit Mr and Mrs R Smale. Mr and Mrs May and Mrs Brown and Murill of Dauphin also guests. Legion Roblin auxiliary meets fourth Wednesday monthly next at 4 p m at Mrs D Kelso’s. Mr and Mrs W J Westwood attended the funeral of Westwoods mother in Allanbury Ont who died April 3 at 75, pioneer Rapid City district. The Roblin Curling Club annual meeting last week elected officers and reported a season balance. Shell River Agricultural Society directors discussed holding a fair this year and prize list committee appointed. F H Belton Roblin owns a 70 year old clock from Clayton Ont set up in 1863, brass works, weights not springs, still keeps time.
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W. J. Westwood
Rapid City
J. Adams
Shell River Agricultural Society
F. H. Belton
Roblin
Clayton
Ont
School Trustees Meeting Minutes Report
The School Board met in C D G Barber's office on Friday April 1st. Present were Dillin Barber Bennie Bowley and Mitchell. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Warkentine's March report read. Bennie Mitchell moved that Cromarty school insurance be paid. Barber Bowley moved to pay Roblin Hardware Co 5 31 Christie Supply Co 2 21 IT L Mitchell 10 15 Western Chain Stores 11 95 and H Cranwell 14 15. Barber Bowley moved adjournment. Carried.
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C. D G
Western Chain Stores
H. Cranwell
Barber—Bowley
Johnstone In Memoriam Edward Johnstone Adas Tribute
In loving memory of Edward Johnstone who died April 11 1931. Sister Ada writes Ever Remembered in a brief obituary tribute noting the family sorrow and remembrance.
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Johnstone
Edward
Ada
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Airs Maluta
Churchill
John Yakimihin
the United Church
P.m
Cromarty
S P.m
Togo
Dr.) McConnell
Norwood
Mrs Wm. Appel
R. Sparks
Ahamsack
Keith Franklin
Charles V. Franklin
James McEwen
Deepdale
Jim Ward
Walter
N. Rosen
Millor Am
George Snyder
Jim Arnott
Jim
Mac Thompson
Ross Henderson
Russell and
Pat
Leon
Harry Cox
Silverwood
Kamsack
Ike Tennenhouse
Bield
M. Olson
Roblin L.O.I
J. W. Nobbs
Saskatoon
J. H. McClarty
Ladies Aid
Manitoba Horse
Walter Thompson
Edythe
Prince Robert B.C
Mra May
Brown
Murill
R. Smale
Auxiliary of the Legion
B.E.S.L
D. Kelso
Brown Bros. Bakery
Rawleigh
G. E. Grant
S. N. King
Optometrist & Optician
F. A. Heming
W. C. Scott
Portage and Vaughas
U.G.G
Country Guide
United Grain Growers
Irwin L. Mitchell, Roblin