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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 27, 1936

Page

8

Fears of world war eased by French Neutrality Pact

The article notes growing support for a French Neutrality Pact among major European powers. Germany signs with conditions after Spain arrests. Britain drops the incident following the Spanish cruiser captain’s apology. Italy accepts with reservations, the Soviet backs halt of arm shipments by Italy and Portugal. A shared willingness to preserve world peace is evident.

Germany Syunday Great Britain Italy

Queen Mary Wins Blue Riband After Fast Transatlantic Run

The Queen Mary set a new speed record on her westward voyage from Cherbourg, beating the Normandie by about four and a half hours. Under Sir Edgar’s cautious leadership, the crew waited for ideal conditions and a fully trained crew before achieving the prize, celebrated quietly aboard the Cunard liner.

Ambrose Cherbourg Normandie Edgar Sir Edgar

Prevention of Blindness Through The Canadian Institute for the Blind

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind works to prevent blindness, noting at least half of existing cases could have been prevented. The institute aims to ensure no person suffers blindness for lack of treatment and responds to urgent cases to aid the visually impaired.

Canadian National Institute For the Blind Canadian Institute For the Blind ix

Agricultural Conditions In Manitoba 1936 Harvest Outlook

Manitoba reports near completion of threshing with a record early finish. One third of the 1936 crop in granaries at Ledet, drought impact uneven across districts, with wheat yields varied from six to seven bushels per acre in drought zones to eight to twenty bushels elsewhere. Oats poorest, barley variable, flax and rye modest, potatoes small and pricey, creamery butter production up slightly y/y.

Red River Ledet Manitoba Whitemouth Emerson Deloraine Oak Lake Aasiniboine Saskatchewan

Local and Personal News Highlights

Local and personal notes from Osuphin and area report visits, travel, and family updates. Mentions include Wm Cowton and Arthur Miller in town, shipping cattle and hogs from Makaroff and Deepdale, and the Live Stock Co operative association schedules. Also notes about Miss Muriel Smith sailing to England and Goose Lake Consolidated School reopening plans.

Live Stock Co-operative Association H. Simpson

Local Visitors and Travel Notes in Togo District

Mr R F Painter visited last week for fishing. Ming Ida Rocke from Saskatoon visited Saturday. Earl Carter serves as relieving agent at the C N L during Mr Eddy's absence. Arthur Taylor of Swan River renews acquaintances in the district. Mr and Mrs J W Eddy returned from a motor trip through the West. Mr and Mrs Robert Rooke of Kalvi gton were in the district Sunday. Ed Munro and Denholm visitors. Mr and Mrs Inglis and daughter from Grand Rapids Minnesota guests of Dan Inglis, returned home last week.

R. Inglia Grand Rapids Minnesota Dan Inglis

Wheat Grades High In This District

Wheat now being threshed in the district grades No 1 with yields around 16 to 1 bushels per acre. Threshing will finish soon in the local area, with northeast sections completing later into September. Barley and oats grade fairly well though yields are lighter at 18 to 20 bushels per acre.

Manitoba

Awards List From Flower Show

Readable entries show multiple winners in categories like Sweet Peas Gladioli and Petunia. Notable names include Mra Abercrombie Mrs Low Mrs Rutledge Mr Smout and Miss Winnie King, with placements from first to third across varieties and bouquets.

Abercrombie Low Rutledge King Parker Wilson Gladioli Smout Mr. Smout Rutledge Gladioli H. M. Grown Mera. King Lindsay Antirrinhum Pansios Winnie King Jones Nasturtiume Doubie Dickie Mere. Eddy Petunia Bouquet Any Varltey McEwan J. Brown Mra. King Bouquet of Wild Fiwere McGuire

Flower show results for potted plants and ferns

The report lists winners in a local plant and fern show. Top placements include Begonia tuberous sections won by Mrs Abercrombie and Mrs Low with other names including Mrs Wilson Mrs Dickie Mrs Eddy and Mrs Par k ar. Ferns and Boston varieties also receive multiple awards among entrants such as Mrs Eddy Mrs Low and Mra Wilson.

Geranium Dickie Mra. Abercrombie Fuschia Wilson Fern As. Plumosue Abercrombie Mra. Eddy Park Ar Fern Boston Mra Low K. Gawley

Local residents return home and visit in multiple districts

Tummel Callin Brooks returned home Winn ipeg last week. Mr. Bill Adame is visiting relatives in thi district, Miss Agnes Inglis and Mig Nelen McArthur have returned to the Grand view district. Tom Everall, who had been upending the past month in the district, return ed to his Dauphin this week, Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell and daughter of Winnipeg, were visitors at the home of Mrs. H. R. Mitchell this week.

Mrs. W Winnipeg Mrs. W. K. Ramsay Bpigelman Fred Warbee Detroit, Mich Bill Adame Thi Agnes Inglis Mig Nelen McArthur Grandview Tom Everall Dauphin A. Campbell H. R. Mitchell

Death of F. H. Belton at Winnipeg General Hospital

Word reached late Tuesday of the death of F. H. Belton at Winnipeg General Hospital in the afternoon. He had health troubles for years and spent months in hospital treatment. Belton was formerly Public School Inspector for the Merth Western Manitoba and was 67. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

F. H. Belton Winnipeg General Hospital Belton Merth+ Western Manitoba

Largest stream-lined CN locomotive delivered for test runs

The world’s biggest stream-lined steam locomotive No 6400 of Canadian National rails arrives for tests. Built by Montreal Locomotive Works, it embodies wind tunnel tested design with a concealed cowcatcher, smokestack and bell, a disappearing automatic coupler, and a semi-disc wheel. Bronze numbers and CN crest on a green blue grey scheme mark its striking appearance.

Canadian National Railways Canada National Research Council Ottawa Motive Power Department Montreal Locomotive Works Canadian National

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spain Europe Queen Mary Haten Koller Manitoba Department OF Agriculture C.P.R Roblin Mr. Wm. Cowton Osuphin Town Arthur Miller Roseburn Leether & Spigheman Makaroff Deepdale Ming Kathleen Grieves Madge Lake T. A. Robertson Winipeg Hagerman Pacific Coast J. Perritt Exssia Silverton D. A. Gill Ml Hie Muriel Smith Montreal Duchess of Bedford England Goose Lake Consolidated School Atudente Kenneth Pomeroy Lyric Theatre Victor McLaglen Togo News R. F. Painter Ming Ida Rocke Saskatoon Earl Carter The C.n.al Mr. Eddy Arthur Taylor Swan River Mrs. J. W. Eddy West Robert Rooke Kalvington Ed, Munro Denholm Begonia Fibrone Lee Colona Eddy Mra. Lee Callin Brooks T.h.taylor Taylor Stella’s Dunlop Block Main ST Roglin Ireland Victor McLagten Heather Angel Walace Ford Sabet Old Kentucky John J. Arklie Sgt
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