Shell River Fair Highlights Local Agriculture and Exhibits
The Shell River Agricultural Society Fair drew strong crowds with expansive displays in live stock poultry vegetables and crafts. Winners included Percheron horses best mares and colts with awards to Ritchie Miller and others. A day of sports and a town dance capped the event with proceeds aiding the local band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Winni- B
J. D. McLaren
Folie
School
Banda
Historic Cow Town Livestock Fair Class List
A partial 1930s livestock show ledger records class entries for brood mares foals and geldings across age divisions, stallions, saddle horses, Shetland ponies, and team or single turnout competitions. Entries include owners and judges such as Geo Charman, Wm Arnott, Thos Evans, J Ritchie, and Miss Mather with notes on champion mares, best drafts, and single harness performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Ritchie
Fea
Kk. McBride
J. Ritchie W. Amott
Geo. Charman
Drd Faoyd
Hartimeir
Wm. Mider
Patterson
HK. McBrde
Buick
Arnott
Thos. Evans
Teao
Clarence Kines
Win. Arnott
G. Charman
Lloyd Day
Hill
Tourist Camp Opens Near Big School on Sonic Highway 5
After steady efforts by the Review, a tourist camp was established beside the large school on Sonic Highway. The veighwecales building was moved voluntarily by Stratton, McBride, Westwood, G. Scott and others to serve as shelter. Repairs are complete and the camp is ready for occupancy by tourists. The organizers are praised for public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonic Highway
No. 5
Yhal Veighwecales
Edness
Be Optimistic About Home Towns and People
The piece argues that speaking ill of one’s town harms oneself and others. It contrasts pessimists who constantly criticize with optimists who bring warmth and civic spirit. It urges choosing optimism, noting most people are cheerful, while one gloomy disruption stands out.
No Paper Next Week Review Notice
The Review will not publish next week due to the annual holiday. The next issue will be Thursday, August 21.
Roblin Landey Inman and Town Holiday Visits
Roblin Landey Inman of Winnipeg spends a holidays at his home in town. Miss Sarah Lambkin of Glenavon Saskatchewan visits her parents in town. Mop V. Turnbell of Winnipeg visits Mrs John Hills. Newton Jr. of Winnipeg arrives to spend holidays with his parents. Mrs K A Grant and son of Winnipeg visit the Smales. Mr and Mrs E Tillotson and family plan a Saskatchewan visit. Miss C Kelso returns from Regina business course. Dorothy and Esther Kulberg of Winnipeg visit their Roblin parents. Leppert family return from Ontario Manitoba trip. L J Mitchell wins first prize for Durham wheat at the Seed Grain Fair. Inter-pro vinci Picnic Association ties up Labor Day plans in Yorkton. Gilbert No 2310 School District opens with Miss Fletcher in charge. First cabin arrives for demonstration on a Shortdale farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
L. J .Mitchell
Roblin
Durham Wheat
Gilbert
Deepdale A McCorquindale Visit and Local Travel News
Deepdale A McCorquindale entered to Mor hem last week. James and Walter Ward journeyed to the city. Cutting is now underway in our district with all grains. Rumor has it wedding bells may ring again soon. J J Powell returned from the north last Friday morning. Mrs M A E Comme of Dauphin is visiting at H Hendersons. Many of our young folk motored to Dauphin during the past week. Tommy Roberts and his bride returned from a brief sojourn with friends at Ft Francis. We are glad to report Mrs George Ward's return from hospital fully recovered from her recent illness. Mr and Mrs Reg Grundy of Domain have been visiting relatives at Deedvale and vicinity during the past week. Miss Eva Gardner was a transient visit in our town, taking in the entertainment at Togo the eve of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Reg. Grundy
Domain
Deedvale
Eva Gardner
Our Town
Togo
Quick sale for Massey Harris disber tractor ad
One 7 foot Massey Harris Bisder in good condition priced cheap for cash W. C. Robinson, phone 52 2.
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W. C. Robinson
Cromarty notes and visitors in town this week
Mr Holmieg’s telephone issue stalled on premises last week. Harvesting should begin by week’s end. Congratulations to Cromarty residents who won prizes at Howin Fair. Mr and Mrs Fraser visited Mr and Mrs Ann. Mrs Jas Aduuis visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Faulconer visited Mr and Mrs Jack Hays Sunday. Lulu Brandon, away visiting friends, returned home. Mr and Mrs John Nott returned from Lenore. Road conditions in Wonderful. Prospects for pod crops. Mr and Mrs Downie of Mahary and Strand Mus mucciins and daughter June visited Mr and Mrs Fred McDutte Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Ann
Jas Aduuis
Henry Faulconer
Jack Hays
John Nott
Yen
Lenore
Man
Ttley
Reput
Downie
Mahary
Strand
June
Grannyview
Fred McDutte
National Diet Shifts as Canada Embraces Diversified Foods
The article notes Canada’s diet has shifted since WWII toward more vegetables and fruit, less bread and cereals, and rising milk and sugar intake. Meat consumption has declined since 1924, linked to urbanization, sedentary work, and mechanization. Modern vegetable handling supports year round availability and widespread changes in per capita food use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Machin
Court Assumes Right of Parents in Juvenile Delinquency
Canada has shifted toward viewing delinquent children as needing Juvenile Court care. Courts assume parental rights if guardians fail. Probation officers conduct social investigations while experts perform physical and mental exams. Education and guidance seen as more effective than punishment amid low wages and poor training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Bennetts Victory Leads Dauphin Electors Support
A letter from a Dauphin Federal Constituency supporter praises Bennetts substantial majority won July 25 and promises to advance the constituency's interests. The writer extends thanks to campaign supporters and commits to aiding the Dominion’s policies nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electors of
Dauphin
Bennetwe
Im Uching
Bennetts
Nada
When the millennial dawn may finally arrive
A reflective piece questions idealized visions of the good old days and social progress. It contrasts hopes for reform, honesty, and harmony with current cynicism and everyday struggles, concluding that the author does not expect to live to see such perfection.
School Registration Notice for First-Time Pupils
All children starting school for first time must register with the Secretary of school before open. No child will be accepted unless registered by parent or guardian. Non resident pupils are requested to register before school opens. Grade AIT must register before school opens. Fee $59. Any pupil taking all or part of grade must pay IL. Mitchell, Sec.Treas.
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IL. Mitchell
Sec
Treas
For Sale Local Machinery and Land Near Togo Saskatchewan
For sale a 20 inch cylinder Racine separator with 20 hp Cushman engine priced at 8400 seen 8 miles west of Togo. Also a 10 hp Mogul Engine priced at 100, viewable at A Taylors farm 11 miles east of Togo. Also a quarter section of excellent pasture land, SE 14-27-29 W1 priced at 500. Contact John L. Rooke at 927 7th Ave N, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
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Togo
A. Taylors Farm
S. BE
John L. Rooke
7Th Ave
Saskatoon
Sask
Anglican Church Morning and Evening Services
Morning service at 10 am followed by an Orangeman's service in the United Church at Silverwood at 3 pm with the address What mean fe by these stones. Evening service at 7 pm.
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Orangeman
United Church
Silverwood
Gas on my stomach nearly killed me saves by druggist
An old advertorial notes a woman nearly killed by gas, claims Adjerika relieves gas and constipation in two hours. It touts glycerine buckthorn saline mix and claims Adjerika acts on both upper and lower bowel, with Irwin L. Mitchell, druggist, endorsing it.
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Mrs. A. Adam
Irwin L. Mitchell
Local printing service boasts ready orders and personal service
The review offers customizable printing with prompt service and a contact number. It emphasizes convenience and customer satisfaction, inviting clients to request what they need and when.
Empire Games loom as Hamilton hosts world athletes
Bill Haven’s Alsatian guard dog travels 7000 miles from Toronto to Yokohama under Canadian Pacific supervision for a Japanese client. At Hamilton, 20 New Zealand athletes join 20 Australians for Empire Games preparations led by E. W. Beatty of CPR. Tenthousand-plus crowds attend CP Recreation club picnic at Cobourg, where Tren ton repeats as Groat Cup softball champions. Three CPR engineers retire after up to 133 years service. New Toronto industrial firms arrive, many US origins. World rowing champion Harry Pearse eyes Empire Games in Hamilton. Ball Pass near Banff sees horses ridden for trail-ride camps.
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Bill Haven
Southmore
Burk Kennels
Toronto
Yokohama
Canadian Pacific Express
Empress of Asia
Canadian Pacific
New Zealand
Australia
Hamilton
Empire
E. W. Beatty
Pacific Railway
Great
Britain
South Africa
Canada
Ontario
Co.bourg
Canadian Pacific Recreation Clubs
Trenton
Red River
Harry Pearse
H. R. Pearse
Winnipeg
Pearse
Ball Pass
Banff
Jim Brewster
J. Murray Gibbon
Glory Temple
Lake Louise
Bali Pass
Lost A Watch at Jack Fish Lake Reward Return
A lost watch near Jack Fish Lake is reported with a reward promised. Robiin Trading Co. will return the reward upon recovery or verification of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fish Lake
Robiin Trading Co
Strayed Yearling Heifer Reported From Farm
A yearling red heifer with white on legs and feet is missing from a farm in section 14 25 29 near Roblin. Owner W Cranwell can be reached at phone 57 12 for details or to report sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cranwell
Roblin
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Shell River-Agricultural Society
Angie Suce Ging
Haake ‘Peatgees
Wessiict
Asv Tage Aan
Webbe
Esdale
Kelly
E. J
I, Kelly
Wy Cranwell
SPORT
Tummel
Ud Merridale
Deepdale
Grandview
Mike Hace
Langan
A. Brandon
McCrea
R. McBride
G. Malotaire
John Langan
Sheland Ponies
L. DuPre
D.n DuPre
Snudland Ponics
Harry Robinson
Donald Robertson
On Grieves
C. Kines
Chas. Chapman
R. Kehy
Wm. Miller
R. C. Arnott
Yilly
Ronald Harty
Boy Keky
H. Robinson
McDonald Miss Mather
Wm. Thompson
Clyde
Whitmnott
W. J. Inglis
T. Kelly
T. Evans
Arnotti
Evens
Char Chapman
Loyd Day
Landey Inman
Sarah Lambkin
Glenavon
Town
Mop
V. Turnbell
John Hill
S. Newton, Jr
Wanipeg
Robert Smale
E Tillotson
Saskatchewan
Dorothy
Esther Kulberg
Leppert and Son
Manitoba
Inter-pro‘inciz] Picnic Association
Yorkton
Assiniboine Valley
J. D .McLaren
Oliver Co
Matt Brandon
A. McCorquindale
Mor
James and
Walter Ward
J.J Powell
M. A. E. Comme of
H. Henderons
Tommy Roberts
Ft. Francis
Cromarty
Howin
Lulu Brandon
C.F. Hall
Ken Maynard
Felix
Ken
Anglican Church
Drugggist
Ger
John Douglass
Thomas Bennett
John G. Moore
Bennett
Douglass
Moore
Toronto Industrial Commission
Commission
United States
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