29 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
1
The article discusses primary milk contamination sources as improperly cleaned pails and dirt from cows, with other factors like flies and milking practices noted as lesser yet important. It also analyzes farm machinery costs per acre, noting the impact of acreage, repairs, and life expectancy on overall equipment expenses.
The text presents a distorted poetic fragment about a dog howling at a moon and music, with garbled words and incomplete phrases, yielding an atmospheric but unreadable excerpt without clear events or characters.
The Roblin locals report a Bazaar and Sale of Home Cooking planned for May in the Dunlop Block. Migs Davis of Makaroff visited family, and Mr Coburn north of Toronto bought a nearby farm. Various society notes describe Shriners events, Anglican Guild plans, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs participation, and a Roblin Women's Institute meeting with demonstrations on interior decoration and a music talk.
Mrs H Brown and others visited Makaroff on Saturday. Capt Donald Sinclair returned from Winnipeg on Tuesday. Leach called to Pelly on official duties Monday. Mona Iripp entertained BRUAUEE and friends Friday. Mrs Walter Bailey and a Tuborose Sask visitor stayed with Weacy Thompson. Mrs McDermid Grandview and Mrs J Sinclair Roblin visited Mrs J W Eddy Tuesday. Anglican W A served pork and beans cake and coffee at the Royal Bank Saturday, brisk with first class cats. May Sunday pay. good prizes. admission one shilling. village building fund under All Saints W A.
A. Anderson remains laid up. Mr Chas Reid departed Tuesday morning for Melville Sask. Mr F Trickett shipped a car load of potatoes on Monday. Mel Wilson plans to relocate to Bermuda, USA. Mr and Mrs H Pitcher, formerly of Cromarty, visiting sister Mrs S T Argent. Mrs Ko Mushrow visiting Mrs W G Taylor in Dauphin. Miss McNaair of the Makaroff school spent weekend with Mrs G. Frazers. Mrs Garnet Frazer hosted a 500 party Friday for older folks and on April 19 hosted another for younger folks.
A well attended concert on the 28th in Grand Narrows raised 17 for the Roderick McKensie memorial fund. Thanks paid to Walker and Silverwood and Mr Wilson for framing the late Mr McKensie’s portrait. Regular Vocal meeting held March 21 with long business, next meeting May 21. Divine service skipped due to bad roads. Sunday School reorganized with new superintendency.
Land Titles Office Dauphin announces that on May 17 1926 a Provisional Certificate of Title will replace lost Certificates Nos 407 and 495 for Lots Fifteen and Sixteen Block One Toll Tob a in the Roblin area Manitoba. Trustees Edwin Glover Nicholas John Kerswell Michael Rolston John Nott and William John Dunlop request replacement for land in Roblin Manitoba.
Services continue under Mr B Foreman at the field church as a pastorless period lasts. The W I held a Whist Drive at Mrs J E Walker’s and awarded prizes. the emis Club reorganized with officers elected. An open tournament is planned for May 24 as grounds are prepared. The W I met at Mrs A E Melinne’s. delegates were named for conventions. Home Craft Exhibition discussed. next meeting May 11 at the church with Mrs Larvene Hastece.
The report notes Merridale Cocherilis sswimill finishing a good winter cut while Katurzik Bros at Postup seed their rented farm. A sawyer coats the mill, a shed is built, loggers disperse for the season, Bert Scockerill's horse falls through ice, and locals discuss government policy and cream production amid migration concerns.
The Ontario Loan and Debenture Company gives notice to Alexander Sutherland of Roblin Manitoba that payment of 986.07 dollars plus eight percent interest from February 1 1926 is demanded on mortgage dated September 17 1912 for eight hundred dollars secured on The South West quarter of Section 21 Township 28 Range 28 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. If unpaid within one calendar month the company will enter into possession and may sell the mortgaged lands by auction or private sale to collect the debt and rents. Dated Winnipesc February 9 1926.
Rev. Robert Harvey outlines topics for Sunday including Tummel and Cromarts An Fieri nul Fellowship. Children’s addresses cover Unconscious Goodness and The Blacksmith and The Envoy. Roblin features The Useless Measuring tok and The Blacksmith and The Envoy.
The Musical Eckhards and Variety Entertainers perform Thursday April 29 at the 1.0.0F hall. The program features 160 bells plus saxophones xylo phones brass strings musical glasses and novelties. Eckhardt the comedian leads with songs monologues and sketches while Strain Sisters perform instrumental numbers songs and dancing with a four piece orchestra providing dancing music post show.
Public auction to sell the NW quarter of Section 24, Township 28, Range 29 WPM, seven miles north of Deepdale, Manitoba. Property includes multiple buildings and about 5 acres cultivated. 3285 acres arable. sale 12 noon May 8 1926 at Roblin Hotel. 20 percent cash upfront. sealed reserve. Terms and conditions available from Tupper McTavish Foley Tupper, Barristers, Winnipeg.
The report notes shipbuilding in China and Japan improving after years of downturn as executives aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Fri resort Canada travel across the Dominion. The voyage includes a palatial railcar Loch Lomond and a visit by the Duchess of Atholl, famed for Banff in Scotland, to the Canadian Rockies panort.
Hatton announces removal of grain embargo to Fort William Port Arthur and Winnipeg elevators as navigation opens on the Great Lakes around April 20. Dominion Bureau tallies Canada 1925 wheat yield at 416,849,700 bushels, second only to 1923, valued at about $465.1 million or $53 per person.
A Canadian Pacific Railway survey finds West farmers pleased with current conditions and hopeful for the season. Moisture supports spring crops, livestock fare well, seed supplies are adequate, and labor shortages are not evident.
A CPR special train carried 438 settlers to Winnipeg including 31 British families under the 3000 family settlement scheme and a group of 20 Salvation Army lads to British Columbia. CPR passenger officials announce talks with Central Canada Air Lines for Kenora to Long Lake and Red Lake air service with daily flights planned by May 24 and summer runs to Duluth.
A blaze destroyed the hotel north wing with about seventy rooms but the Banff Springs Hotel plans to reopen by July 1 after winter construction. An annex with 100 rooms and baths, plus the central tower and salvaged sections, will yield more rooms than last year, keeping the season unaffected.
For sale list includes Gold laying Sharred Rock hens and pallets. Oats seed promises quicker ripening and higher profits. Pomeroy 2 3-26-29 bargain sale targets farmers and housekeepers with 50 cent indexed box files. Roblin notices mention barley sale by John McNeill and other farm goods.
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