Memorial Day Service in Roblin Draws Large Crowd
Well attended memorial service in Roblin Sunday honored ex servicemen from joining districts. Roblin Band and Russell and Navy Pipe Band led a parade to the monument where a military service included God Save The King and Rev C S Match ett prayers. Brigadier Gen. A Roa addressed the gathering as wreaths were laid, readings given, and The Silent Trib une played. The event, the 1933 service, concluded with Abide With Me and a benediction.
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Roblin
Roblin Band
Russell & Navy Pipe
Matchett
Gen
A. Roa
Yorkton
A. Kines
T. Caweron
1.C.C.P. Hall
Dominion Command Canadian Legion BE. B.in
A Plea For The Small Account Creditor
A plea urges settling small debts first as cash returns to circulation. It notes many tiny accounts, often only a dollar or two, tax creditors and clog books. Clearing these small items eases worry for many storekeepers and publishers hoping relief in coming weeks.
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Opcn
Roblin Village Council Minutes August Meeting
Shell River Council Minutes records Roblin session on August Hth 133 with Reeve Rogers and five councillors present. By laws authorize sale of NE 25 25 28 10 to Adam Bauer Jr for 450 dollars first to third reading and final passing. road opening bylaw SW 30 28 28. sale of west half 19 25 28 to J McNichol for 470 dollars. purchase of road diversion SE 9 25 29. road diversion SW 9 25 28. fencing privileges for F Rauming exchange for land use. conveyance for wife to Russell hospital. WHER certificate to F Carver. Old Age Pension Wark assent. accounts passed. meeting adjourned.
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Roblin
Reeve Rogers
Ancillors Arnott
Clarke
Nowasad
Dismond
Diamond C Clarke
Aynott—Clarke
Adam Bauer Jr
Diamond — Nowasad
S.W
Curried
Arnott
McNichol
Arnott—Nowasad
Arnott — Clarke
F. Rauming
F. Carver
Russell Hospital
William. G. Wark
aArnott
Roblin Trading Co
Western Municipal News
D. R. VanAlstyne
M Tupichuk
Ttenry Thompson
J. Grieves
W. Tupichuck
Powell
Diamond—Clarke
Fallow land, moth cures, and town officer terms discussed
A discussion notes that summer fallow is historic and not new, used for weed control rather than moisture preservation. It mentions moths in upholstery and a winter method of exposing items to subzero air to kill all life stages. It also covers a parliamentary act extending mayoral terms to two years and uncertainty about its effective date and scope.
In Memoriam for Fred Smith Fell in France August 15 119
In fond memory of our eldest son Fred who fell in active service in France on August 15. While he sleeps his peaceful sheep. Signed Mr and Mrs W A Smith.
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Fred
France
Mra
W. A. Smith
Community Notes and Local Visitors at Roblin
Local residents and visitors are listed including Misa Best at the Yeo home, Mrs W Carr visiting Winnipeg, Lily McWhirter’s Regina trip, Cameron Williamson with his uncle, and Miss Muriel Smaith R.N. at Finn Flon. A Tag Day for Cancer Relief is planned, and Stewart N King will attend F A Heming’s on Aug 28 for eyewear fittings. Memorial and Decoration Day services are noted, with several area residents traveling to Winnipeg and Sagkeaton for gatherings. A funeral is announced for Monica Beatrice Deel and an obituary for Charles Barber of Winnipeg is recorded. An accident near No 5 highway injures Miss Sherson. others escape injury. Also several notices about service ads and home life tips for keeping milk cool without refrigeration.
Togo News Reopens School and Local Happenings
The district reports the reopening of Togo school on Tuesday. Visitors include A J Griffiths of Winnipeg and B Bounds of Gilbert Plains. Several locals attend a Liberal meeting in Pelly with 1500 people. W L Mackenzie King and others spoke. Memorial service planned Sunday. Roblin and Kamack veterans invited. parade at 2:30 p.m. to the fallen soldiers monument.
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Pelly
W. L. Mackenzie King
James Gardner
R. J. M. Parker
M.L.A
J. McMillan
Wadena
A. Dundas
Roblin
Kameack
Bradbrook
Solliers
Storing Potatoes for Better Longevity
Careful storage prevents annual losses from rot. Store in a well ventilated, dark cellar with a temporary floor and air space under piles. Use crates with slats or ventilated square openings for large piles, and maintain a storehouse temperature near 33 to 35 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Grand Narrows School Reopens With Miss V Wilson In Charge
Grand Narrows School reopened on August 22 with Miss V. Wilson overseeing. Mrs. T. Burrell visited her daughter Mrs. Monrray at Alva for several days. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson called on Mr. and Mrs. A. Sangster in Silverwood on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. McKnight and Teddy Munson returned from Winnipeg last Wednesday. Mrs. A. Nowlan and daughters Kauretta and Hazel of Happy Lake plan to stay a few weeks with Mrs. G. Lester.
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C.N.R
Winnipeg
K. Greenaway
Mary Simpson
F. Newton
R. Glover
Trelis
J. Curry
F. T. Belton
V. Wilson
Mrs. T. Burrell
Mrs. Monrray
Alva
Mrs. G. McKnight
Teddy Munson
A. Nowlan
Kauretta and
Hazel
Happy Lake
G. Lester
Prairie chicken season fixed for October 6 to 10
The cabinet set the 1933 open season for prairie chicken partridge and grouse from October 6 to 10 with shooting on a Saturday and Thanksgiving Day. The October 8 midweek day will be a no-shoot day. Daily bag limit is ten birds, not more than 20 for the period. A separate big game season from September 5 to October 15 was authorized for the region east of Lake Winnipeg north of the Winnipeg River and south of the 53rd parallel.
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Cabinet Council
Cabinet
Game Department
Lake Winnipeg
Winnipeg River
53Rd Parallel
Uncertainty in the Farmer's Life
The Neepawa Press laments the volatility of grain prices and its toll on farmers. It argues for a fixed price floor of 75 to 80 cents per bushel to restore stability, noting pioneers once came for fair markets and urging new pioneers to rectify current market unfairness.
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Neepawa Press
Canada Railways Face Wage Clash as U S Casts Boycott
Canada confronts a railway strike threat over wage cuts on two lines including a government railroad, while the United States vows to boycott employers refusing wage hikes and shorter hours, signaling a tense, worldwide labor dispute.
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Canada
United States
Free Methodist Church Weekly Services and Meetings
The Free Methodist Church announces a class meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. a prayer meeting Wednesday and Friday events. Sunday services include Sunny Slope preaching at 1 p.m. and Sunday School at 2 p.m. Roblin hosts Sunday School at 2 p.m. and preaching at 7 p.m. Rev. Wesley C. De Mille leads.
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Sunny Slope
Roblin
Wesley C. de Mille
Lost Roan Gelding Reward Notice
Lost horse described as a roan gelding ten years old with three white feet and a star on the forehead. A reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Contact Wm Pound in Makaroff.
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Wm Pound
Makaroff
Mortgage sale of farm property in Manitoba 1933
A public auction by licensed auctioneer William J. Westwood will sell the West half of Sec 25 in Tp 27 Rg 29, Manitoba four miles north of Deepdale. The frame dwelling and a 14 by 36 stable sit on roughly 280 cultivated acres. Twenty percent cash, balance per sale terms to be announced. Vendor's solicitor John E. Ramsden, Dauphin, Manitoba.
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William J. Westwood
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
Deepdale
John E. Ramsden
Dauphin
School Registration Notice for First-Year Students
Parents and guardians must register their children for the upcoming school year with the Secretary of School. Children must be six by December 31, 1933. Non-resident pupils must register before September 5, providing name, previous school, and grade. Grade XII pupils must register and pay 50 dollars at commencement. Goose Lake Con. 1283, Irwin L. Mitchell, Secy Treasurer.
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Goose Lake
Con
Irwin L. Mitchell
Seo
Treas
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Shell River Council
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Lily McWhirter
Regina
Carson Cameron Williamson
Brandon
J A. Williamson
Mrs. James
RK. Jakewan
Misa Vina Landy
Miss Alice Landy
Town
Misa Pincock
W. Carr
Muriel Smaith R.N
Finn Flon Hospital
Stewart N
King Optometrist
F. A Heming’s
A. Ostry
Flin Flon
Matkoff
Sagkatoon
8. Moss
M. Goldman
Togo
Monica Beatrice Deel
Mra H. Deel
Charles, Barber
Winniwor
Barber
Prairie
Miss Sherson
Snunnyslope
No. 5
Togo News
A. J. Griffiths
B. Bounds
Gilbert Plains
Harrison
Grandview
Wm. Davis
Dr.) McConne
Wm. Appel
Wesley Thomson
Ridgedale
Kelvington Sask
James Findlater
Denholm
Sask
George Craig
Western Flour Mills Co
Grand Narrows
United Church ‘Church
Tummel
Clifford
B.A
Anglican Church
G. E. Phillips
Silverwood
Roblin Dropmorewan
Free Methodist Church
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Iting Cournad
Success Business College Vengusen
Lddie Cantor
Spain
Santa Claus Workshop
George Arliss
Mary Pickford
Leslie Howard
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