Roblin War Memorial Planned After Local Support
Roblin residents commit to a war memorial with Elks backing and local groups ready to cooperate. A monument for Roblin will be erected this August, with $1700 needed. donations from the Women's Institute and Roblin Elks have been received, and funds may be sent to the treasurer or secretary for official recognition.
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Wer
Hoblin
Roblin
Loc
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Udet
Women’s Institute
Roblin Elks
Old
Drach
Register If You Want to Vote in Manitoban Election
Voters must be qualified and enroll on the current provincial electors list. The 1922 list is obsolete for the provincial election. all who recently qualified by age residence or citizenship must apply now to be enrolled and keep the list accurate.
Chautauqua Comes to Roblin Early August
The Roblin Chautauqua is scheduled for August six to six with a week of entertainment. Local roads are expected to be good for travel and residents anticipate a period of relaxation before the harvest rush.
Chautauqua Program Features Noted Lecturers Entertainers
The Chautauqua circuit plans varied programmes with plays Smilin Thru and Give and Take. Featured include Walter Millard British engineer, The Schuberts quartet, J Smith Damron on The Potter and the Clay, John Ross Reid baritone, Julian B Arnold on With the Moors of Northern Africa, The Plantation Singers, and Taylor the clown for kids.
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Chautauqua
Walter Millard
Pert
Schuberts
Toronto
J. Smith
Damron
John Ross Reid
Julian B. Arnold
London
England
Sir Edwin Arnold
Asia
Africa
Economic unity boosts Roblin commerce and prosperity
The piece argues that trading broadly benefits all professions, not just merchants, and stresses local spending as a driver of bank deposits, wages, and economic vitality. It urges Roblin residents to invest in their hometown to sustain prosperity and preserve regional wealth and culture.
Arbor Day Proclaimed in Elk's Day at Rail'n
May 9 1921 Arbor Day proclaimed during Elk's Day at Railn with town events noted. Rebekesh P.N. G. holds a 500 drive in aid of War Memorial fund at the LOOF hall. Miss Florence Donoghue returns to Thunder Creek school after Easter visit. Special registration days set for Shortdale May 12 and Tummel May 18.
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Rebekesh P.N. G.’s
War Memorial Fund
Florence Donoghue
Thunder Creek Russell
Rogers
Shortdale
Tummel
Salvation Army Brigadier Inspires Roblin Crowds
The Salvation Army Brigadier Ajeet Singh delivered a compelling weekend visit in Roblin. A large turnout filled the Gutted Church basement, the 1.0. O. F. hall, and the United Sunday School audience. Local MLA Newton chaired, praising the work’s growth and urging spiritual, prayerful lives.
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Salvation Army
Srigedier Ajeet Singh
Carter
United Sunday School
Newton M.L.A
Mitchel
Ree
Belton
A Kines
Westwood
Newton
Roblin
India
Roblin Women’s Institute Holds April Meeting
The regular Roblin Women’s Institute meeting at Mrs Old’s home April 21 selected delegates for conventions in Winnipeg June 18 and Tummel May 19. Mrs Adam shared a well received “Trip to Honolulu.” The May 12 meeting will be in the Union Church basement.
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Regulr
Roblin W.I
Old
Winnipeg
Greenaway
Tummel
Irs Eines
Lawrence
Adam
Honolulu
Union Church
Church Notices May 1 Sunday Subjects Tummel and Cromarty
Sunday May 1 topics include Tak ing up the Burden and Civility Rewarded. Children’s address and Roblin cover The Deadly Sin of Prayer. A Wonderful Bulb also featured for children’s program.
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Tummel and Cromarty
Roblin
Togo Local Notices and Social Roundup
Mrs Walter Kaiser visits Winnipeg and several residents travel for holidays or return from trips to Fort Frances Kamsack and Winnipeg. A local baseball club reorganization elects Geo Lee captain and Kuhn Lee treasurer. A wedding in Anglican church unites Miss Tabram and Mr Walter Pauley with congratulations. Brown’s exile to Moose Jaw noted and Easter Monday absence mentioned.
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Wm Rykiss
Winnipeg
Miss Boucher
Fort Frances
Bnt
Kamsack
Miss Johannes
James Lennon
A. J Leach
Tabram
Yorksshire
Eng
Walter Pauley
Togo
Harrison Hill
Pauley
Local Notes From Roblin District Edge Town Busy With Spring Work
Mr Wilkie the former minister leads this year in local affairs while visitors from Yorkton and Roblin arrive between trains. Farmers report good land condition and expect spring operations by May first amid rising feed shortage. The Union Ladies Aid funds the church exterior, and Mrs Chisholm remodels her store for summer trade. Fort and Floyd Chase buy land from Roy Chase and start independent ventures as residents depart for Winnipeg. The school children study literature Fridays three to four, and local clubs hold meetings with plans for prize money and Swine Club funding in 1927.
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Shepley
Winnipeg
Dave
U.F.M
Basso
Boys and Girls Club
Rehearsal Run For The Rebellion Of Youth Play
The Thompson home becomes an island as a pontoon bridge wows locals. The Brown and Town cast enjoy strong camaraderie amid rumors they will stage another try at the elusive play after three attempts in Toge.
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Toge
Local Happenings: Moves, Wins and Birdsong Return
Grand Narrows notes Mr Bijou moved his family to the southeast quarter of ten. Mr J G Atwater left on Friday to resume trapping operations in the north. Mr A Taylor of Togo won a quilt raffle with number 15. Iven Bangle moved to the old homestead to farm this coming season as birds from the south return daily with songs.
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Alex Laliberty
Birch River
Moses Laliberty
Bijou
S.E
J. G. Atwater
The
Nork
A. Taylor
Togo
Iven Bangle
Enduring War Against Mosquitoes and Flies Remains Vital
Public health notes urge year round vigilance to curb pests replacing stale practices with screens covered garbage cans clean yards and elimination of stagnant water. The piece stresses early campaigns and ongoing upkeep in homes and municipalities to protect Canadians. A concert by Tom Copeland the Scottish entertainer is announced at LOOF hall Roblin on Friday April 29 under the auspices of the Union Ladies with tickets 50c and 28c.
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M.k
Tom Copeland
Roblin
Union Ladies Ald
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