Gooselake Consolidated District Debates Lands Loss
The Goose Lake Consolidated School District considers withdrawing lands to ease taxes and debt costs. The community calls for maintaining maintenance and debenture costs against any land removed to protect remaining taxpayers and students. Death toll rises as Eva Schneider and son Arthur Lloyd perish, with funeral services and community sorrow across Roblin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acee
Goose Lake
Joseph Schneider
Eva Schneider
Arthur Lloyd
Roblin
Gooselake
Schneider
Missive Praises Editor For Local News Revival
A reader Mrs A Hogg from Makaroff writes praising the newspaper for restoring local news and comments pages after a stoppage. She hopes the paper never stops and extends wishes for ongoing success and strong writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hogg
Makaroff
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacking Coherent News
The readable text is garbled with incomplete phrases about money memory housing and breaking out. It does not present a clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a coherent news item.
Roblin Locals Share News And Upcoming Events
Roblin residents visit relatives in Winnipeg and Kipling while others renew acquaintances in town. Upcoming events include a Rebekah Bridge Party at 8 20 p m and the Roblin Curling Club annual meeting with officers elected for 1929 30. The Eckardts tune up with a new concert program at the ICCF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah’s
The
Roblin Curling Club
D. R. VanAlstynes
J Hill
T. Dillin Pres
I L Mitchell
W O VanAlstyne
J Adam See-Treas
Merridale News Personal Visits and Local Travel
Mrs H Prior and Mrs E Saunders of Deepdale visited with Mrs H Fraser. Mr and Mrs J Saunders, Ted Saunders and Lorne Barkly motor to Fort Francis last week. Mr G Fitzgerald of Roblin spent a few days renewing acquaintances at Cockerills mill. Preparations for seeding. land expected ready in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Saunders
Ted Saunders
Lorne Barkly
Fort Francis
G Fitzgerald
Roblin
Cockerills Mill
R Sutherland
Deepdale
Reader praises The Review weekly edit
A letter from a well wisher commends Roblin Review editor for the new form of The Review. He expresses hearty approval and best wishes, noting readers’ appreciation and looking forward to each weekly issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Roblin
Local notes from Togo and area feature meetings and events
Edwart Painter passengers to Kamasc Mondays while Louis Abrant is ill at St Boniface Hospital. Melville Tripp returned from Saskatoon where he attended the University. Lake Cottages Association meeting at Ramsack. Wheat Pool concert in Davis Hall drew a record crowd with speakers Setter and McIntosh. The Mylor players performed A Poor Married Man with special mention for Alex Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwart Painter
Kamasck
Louis Abrant
St. Boniface Hospital
Melville Tripp
Saskatoon
J. W Eddy
Lake Cottages Association
Ramsack
Jonathan Mole
Spruce Grove Farm
Wheat Pool Committee
Davis Hall
Setter and
McIntosh
Scoville
Jas Topham
Davies
Cavelry
Alex Atkinson
Mylor
Alex
Atkinson
DEEPDALE AIR TRAVEL AND LOCAL TRAVELERS SHIFT
W G Kerswell took a flight to Kamancp last week aboard the Can Nat Flyer. Residents leaving the district include J W Chensk i to Stenen Sask and Chas Reid to Melfort. H Ballance visits Kaleida while Miss Blanche Bailey returns from Dauphin after appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Kerswell
Kamancp
Can. Nat
Blanche Bailey
Dauphin
A Reverie by Night Dream of a Transformed Town
The dream shows a consciontess corporation reshaping the town with clean streets trees and lawns. Highways become Happy Ways as tourists arrive and a community hall hosts local talent. A painted depot an elevator service at cost and a small church with orchestral praise complete the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iicum
Consciontess Corporation
Young Peoples Club
Cooperative effort builds a thriving community
A traveler recalls a town laid out with leisure spaces a tennis court, picnic grounds, and a curling rink. He credits the community's solution to difficulties by selling products cooperatively, uniting locals to patronize home towns and create a region of happy, contented people under the motto Each for all and all for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayfarer
Local Neighborhood Notes and Social Visits
Grand Narrows reports a series of Monday travels by settlers and new arrivals. Mr Jack Radford Jr. started spring work in Mak eroff, while Mr Glen Lester headed west to D Arcy for work. Neighbours visited with various families. old friends of the McHail family are now settled at Butler. A hall event on April 12 featured hard times costumes with prizes and music by the La Vallee boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Radford Jr
Makeroff
Glen Lester
D’arcy
P. Mc“hail
Butler
Elkholm
Robert Ferguson
Miss Burrell
Local Notes From Bield District
Mre J McLeod spent the week end with friends in Roblin district. Spring appears near as black birds and wild ducks return. Scarlet fever declared past in this district. A birthday party at Mr and Mrs Currie with 35 guests featured a four-sumptons supper, whist, dancing, and ice cream at 3 am. The Lazie Mans Patrol lodge is formed with officers Merrel Currie president, Ed Johnstone vice president, L Olson door guard, Anthon Stokka secretary, A Olson drill master, Tony Jirra fieldman. A life membership costs $2 with rest guaranteed when not working. A large crowd is expected at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie
Merrel Currie
Ed. Johnstone
L. Olson
Anthon Stokka
A. Olson
Tony ‘Jirra
Henry Jansund
Community Spirit Drives Local Improvement Efforts
The piece argues happiness comes from a better world built through community spirit. It says cooperation of all citizens is essential to improve the town and overcome petty differences. Individual pride and active participation are key to collective progress and personal well being.
Pessimists Stir Over Cautions On Coffee And Squeezers
A satirical piece critiques anxieties about coffee and citrus squeezers while lamenting doctors and professors who police taste and preference. It notes a shift toward constant cautions about hot versus cold drinks and the loss of childhood freedoms to enjoy flavors.
Special Notice on Advertising for Entertainments
Notice states that any reference to entertainments or amusements where admission is charged or staged for profit constitutes advertising and will be charged accordingly. It directs not to request free advertising.
Birth notices for Roblin and Winnipeg Hospital families
A birth announcement from Roblin reports the birth of a son on Friday April 12 to Mr and Mrs As Kines. A second notice from Winnipeg General Hospital states a daughter was born on March 27 to Mr and Mrs G Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Spears
General Hospital
Winnipeg
Roblin
As.Kines
Winnipeg General Hospital
G. Ritchie
Wanted Second-hand Electric Washing Machine
Roblina Laundry seeks a second-hand electric washing machine. Proposals or offers should include make and model, working condition, and contact details for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblina Laundry
Estate notice in Roblin Manitoba for Hugh Comrie
In the matter of the estate of Hugh Comrie late of the Deepdale Post Office Manitoba farmer deceased all claims must be sent to Charles D G Barber Roblin Manitoba solicitor for James Sherson and Robert Gunness executors on or before May 20 1928 dated Roblin Manitoba April 16 1929
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Comrie
Deepdale
Manitoba
Roblin
Charles D. G Barber
James Sherson
Robert Gunness
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