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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
5
Advertising rate notice for the Roblin Review shows yearly contracts at 1r per inch with position not guaranteed. Transient weekly rate includes preferred positions from 25 to 35 percent increase. Full page rate listed as $30 and contact details reference 820.
A Canada wide survey notes 46.26 hours of labor per acre for corn in Ohio? a high export per capita income of 100.64 annually. It reports a new Canadian Pacific Railway station at Fredericton costing 51 600. It mentions 500 000 Canadians relying on forests daily and over 2000 workmen processing forest products. Hebridean settlers head to Red Deer Alta for farming. 700 farmers arrived on Montcalm proceeding to Ontario and west. Other items cover ship canal plans from Clyde to Firth of Forth, potato pest growth, aird pilots mileage for 294 449 miles and 9 1530 passengers and 1 7850 freight. Saskatchewan leaders carried 2 622 passengers, Manitoba 1 622 and British Columbia 1 122. A London company eyes Navarino Bay bullion worth 45 000 000. Last summer 4 000 forest fires burned many trees. Banff improvements boost auto tourism. Banff Windermere traffic expected to be record. CPR president Leatty says colonist immigration prospects are brighter and western movement on ships rising.
Canadians plan trips to Gothenburg Exposition in Sweden from May 8 to September 89. The event, touted as Scandinavia’s greatest, attracts travelers via special excursion trains and aims to showcase Gothenburg’s archipelago setting and archaeological finds from Gamla Lodose and Nya Lodose. Canadian bookings on Canadian Pacific Empress liners indicate strong interest.
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