Roblin Elks Host Welcome for Miss Alice Muse
A Friday reception and dance in Roblin honors Alice Muse before her Winnipeg trip to compete in the Toronto oratorical contest on May 16. The event featured vocal solos by J Hill and R Kulberg, a piano duet by Mona Yeo and Amy Starr, a violin solo by Sophy Goldman, and remarks by Mayor Mitchell and school officials.
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Roblin
R. Kulberg
M. Simpson
Elf
Mona Yeo
Amy Starr
Sophy Goldman
Mitchell
Miss Muse
4@ dance
Baine-Kulberg
Robert Smale
Manitoba
Toronto
A Hopeful View of the Horse Industry
Hon. Mr. Motherwell reports a bright outlook for horse breeding. Regions once neglected now focus on stock raising as demand grows for big draught horses at higher prices. Western provinces fill eastern shortages, Ontario and Quebec import thousands, and Russia has shown strong interest after a shipment of Western horses. Saddlers, hunters, and polo ponies also command rising prices.
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Department of Agriculture
Motherwell
Ontario
Qubec
Maritime
Russia
Statement on 20 percent rise in demand for better sires
Hon Mr Motherwell notes a twenty percent increase from the prior year in demand for high quality sires. He says this trend is helping establish a definite type and elevating the district’s horses through improved bloodlines and grading practices.
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Motherwell
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve in Saskatchewan Overview
The Duck Mountain Forest Reserve covers 1845 square miles between Swan River and Grandview from west of Ethelbert to near Kamsack and Arran. It preserves land for timber crops, forest products, and river control, with game preserves and a Madge Lake resort. Forest fires threaten vast timber and habitats. residents urged to protect forests and obtain burning permits from local forest authorities during Canadian Forest Week.
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Duck Mountain
Swan River
Grandview
Ethelbert
Kamsack and
Arran
Saskatchewan
Assiniboine
Madge Lake
Kamsack
Benito
Rocky Mountains
Winnipeg River
Clewi Lake
Rewu Ao
G. E. Fijutmarson
Deepdale Hanger
Merridale
P.C0
Roblin
Man
Canada
Swan Rives
Winnipeg
Canada Forest Week Urges Fire Prevention Across Nation
The message calls on every Canadian to recognize fire danger and practice caution, supporting ranger efforts to control outbreaks. It argues timely care could save millions of dollars in timber annually and cites Honorable Charles Stewart’s initiatives as pivotal to achieving real results through public awareness.
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Canada
Charles Stewart
Canada’s forests reach crisis as fires threaten future
Hon. Charles Stewart urges strong forest fire prevention and better management as Canada faces dwindling timber. Eastern forests shrink, white pine vanishes, and spruce weid as pulp source grows scarce. Canada must awaken to protect forest industries for perpetuity.
Tummel Women's Institute Meeting Notes April 19
A large Tummel Women s Institute gathering at Mrs. C Howe s home appointed delegates to the District W L Convention and the Provincial convention. Mrs W Barnett gave a Port Srirnmmings demonstration, praised for its expertise, while Mrs G Ritchie presented on common hood faults. Mrs G Watson won the economical cake contest. Lunch was served by Mrs Howe.
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Tummel Women's Institute
C. Howe
E. Hunt
J. McCrea
W.L
Howe
G. Watson
W. Barnett
Barnett
Women's Institute
A. K. Stratton
Jno. Adam
League ‘S Nations
Amy Starr
Iona Yeu
Sther Thompson
Women's Institute of Manitoba
Norway
Mothers urged to breastfeed for infant health
Health service of the Canadian Medical Association urges mothers to breastfeed, arguing artificial feeding harms babies. It cites infant helplessness and the need for medical guidance, noting few mothers cannot nurse and advising no weaning without a physician’s advice.
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Cighbor
Togo News Highlights Local Movements and Events
Mr Albert Johnson visited Kamsack on Monday. Stewart moved into his new house on First Street. Capt Donald Sinclair returned from the city last Monday. James McEwen shipped a carload of stock to the city on Saturday. Mr Parsons of Canora conducted services at the Anglican church Sunday. The Sinclair colonists arrived Monday night and moved onto the estate east of town. Mr and Mrs R Berge returned home Saturday after visiting in the West. Dr W G Yoerger will be at Abercrombies Drug Store Wednesday May 2 for practice. Swain is improving and hopes to return to business soon. A good attendance at the Davis hall dance Friday. Pred Austin and Lizzie Dickie won the first prize for waltzing. Lantern Lecture by Rev F Smithh of Makaroff at United church Monday evening 28th inst was well attended and appreciated. The lecture, under WMS auspices, warned about shooting neighbors dogs. Ray Chase brought his new Chevrolet home last Thursday and says it is a peach. An Indian weather prophet predicts spring farm work to begin the first week in May. An auction sale of household effects, palm stock and implements will be held at A H Batchelor’s farm on Wednesday May 2. Despite bad roads, a good number attended church Sunday as Mr Marles delivered an impressive sermon.
Boys and the Farm
An editorial argues farm boys should have the same rights to pursue any vocation as others. Education expands options in cities, yet farming offers opportunities for those who study modern agriculture. The piece stresses industrious youths may prosper on or off the farm, while indolence yields poor outcomes. Sudbury Star.
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Canada
Sudbury Star
Merridale notes on sawmill work and farming shifts
Chas Cockerill resumes sawing for himself and neighbors using his outfit. Mrs Myslychuk is recovering from illness in hospital. Seeding will be light this week as acreage drops with a shift toward district farming. Cockerill and Renger trip to Roblin by car. A local writer promises a future story titled The loan of a paper.
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Chas. Cockerill
Steve Myslychuk
Kelly Cockerill
Renger
Tialmarson
Roblin
Tummel Consolidated School Easter Report Summary
Tummel Consolidated School presents an Easter report listing student scores across grades and rooms. Notable names include Kines, Botko, Sawchuk, Howe, McCrea, McFadyen, Schmollinger, and Arnold, with many learners ranging from in the 40s to 96 points and teachers noted.
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Tummel Consolidated
John Kines
Edith Truffyn
Jim McArthur
George Vets
Clifford McCrea
Huby Jory
Sidney Barnett
Merle Howe
Helen Sawchuk
John Botko
Mary Botko
Charlie Schmelinger
Dora Botko
Lorraine McNeil
K. Alexander
Elsie Schmellinger
Mary McEwan
Tastmn Truffen
Nora Sawchuk
Chisholm MaNaclende
Lloyd Christof
Pate Sawchuk
Helen Fraser
Peha Cromeron
Ethel Christof
Fred Barnett
Francie Howe
Gertle McFad“en
David Tiviestan
Myrna A. Filtott
Local notes from the district unrest and travel
Mrs John Day of Shevlin left Tuesday for Winnipeg to visit friends Pan Luchuk of Melville spent Easter with his brother Famil at this district. Mrs A Chisholm paid Winnipeg a business visit returning Wednesday. The Immigration Department of Winnipeg is placing laboring men throughout this district. A Olson left Tuesday for the West intending to stay for the summer. Mr Riskin has taken over the Egg Pool buying agency with his first shipment last Tuesday. Mrs L Sargienn of this district visited her son George at Fortage last week. The party of this district who is 0.
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John Day
Shevlin
Winnipeg
Pan Luchuk
Melville
Brother Famil
The
Immigration Department of Winnipeg
Riskin
Egg Pool Buying
L Sargienn
George
Lortege le ‘Eotrie
Arbor Day and local notices in Roblin district
Roblin locals report Arbor Day May 7 in the area while noting H Callin of Whitewood Sask visiting at Bowley home. Broadcast of International Bible Students Association from Winnipeg scheduled April 29 at 11 a.m. Graduates include Vernice Newton in Manitoba University class of 1928. Hartmier and Sons win The Pas brick building contract for Roman Catholic Corporation. Died Deepdale April 22 Anna Elizabeth McMaster age 70. Interment in Rolla, ND. Souris electors approve beer 486 to 277. Organ donated to Salvation Army Hall by Belton and M. Penas loan. Women’s Institute April meeting at Mrs Stratton’s. Norway education praised. Farewell for Mrs Lundy. Bran son home. solos by Mrs Kines and Mrs McNeil.
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Deepdale
Anna Elizabeth McMaster
Rolla
N.D
Church Notices for Sunday Service at United Church
Rev Robert Harvey presents subjects for April 24 including The Lord of Power, The Coronation Service and Children’s address. Bible verse Isaiah 40:31 promises renewed strength as parishioners meet at United Church Bield and Shevlin with services at 11 am and 8 pm led by Robert J Marles student pastor.
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Robert Harvey
Jumper and Cromarty
Andrens
Mighty Littles
Roblin
Limitless Salvation
United Church
Bield -Ervice
Shevlin
Bield
Robert J. Marles
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Alice Eizabeth Muse
Mubun
Duck Mountain Forest News
British Columbia
Pacitin
Canadian Forest Week
Interior
Efort
Canatscalize
Health Service
Canadian Medical Association
Baby’s Food
Togo News
Albert Johnson
Stewart
1St Street
Donald Sinclair
James McEwen
Mr Parsons
Canora Sask
Anglcan
Sinclair
R. Berge
West
W. G. Yoerger
Abercrombies Drug Store
Swain
Davis Hall
Pred Austin
Lizzie Dickie
F Smithh of
Makaroff
W.M. S
Ray Chase
A.H. Batchelor
Marles
Margaret Arnott
Tean Kines
Jenn McCrea
Leslie “Raser
Nellie Schimollinger
Uvringle
Freda Schmollinger
Mary Buick
Bertha McFadyen
Annie McFadyen
Roy McFadyen
Gordon McArthur
Isabel Mitchel
Marie Schmollinger Abent
Margaret McNeelands
Lois Howe
Mary Ellen McNeelands
Fiami Tintif
Fileen St. Bath
Harod Howe
Geo Pringle
Robert Livingston
Bessie Livingston
Beth Watson
Gordon Jory
W. Watson
Hilda Hunt
Credle
Arnott
Aone Tatty
Marjorie Kines
Bob McFachan
Lenne Clement
Fal D. McKellar
Bield Locals
Mra A Chisholm
Olson
H. Callin
Whitewood Sask
Hl. Bowley
International Bible Students Association
C.Y.K
Vernice Newton
Manitoba University
Hartmier and Sons
Pas
Souris
Salvation Army Hall
Belton
Mian M. Penas
Mra d
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