Sack Fish Lake Growing Popular as Summer Resort
Jeckie Lake near Moblin and seven tiles from Roblin is emerging as a summer spot now called Weewa. Camps operate through the season and about a hundred residents attend Sundays. Local landowners Mr Drink Water Mr U P Old John Hall D W Law and L L W Merrell cleared shores built cottages and a log shanty. Campers report fine fishing with a 17 pounder by C I Old. Pioneers John Hall and Mrs Hall host many gatherings while concern grows over motor boats disturbing the fish. Camps include Lafalot Asulikit Suitsus Ese Reatawhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeckie Lake
Mitchell's Lake
Moblin
Weewa
Roblin End
Drink
U.P. Old
John Hall
D. W. Law
LL W Merrell
Manitoba
L. W. Merrell
C. 1 Old
Old
Hall
Law
Mra Merrell
Financial Receiver Plan Aimed at Saving Farmers
The article argues agriculture and business show improvement but many farmers struggle with production costs. It proposes appointing a receiver in each municipality to manage farmers debts for three years, protect them from legal actions, and allocate net proceeds to creditors fairly, potentially reducing costly legal actions and aiding distressed farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Promptly resolve debts with three year security plan
The Dauphin Progress notes that many men plan to stay on the land while a three year security period would reassure legitimate creditors. The plan offers debtors relief and creditors a fair chance for eventual full settlements, improving confidence and financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Local notes from Roblin and area reflect telephones and events
Roblin locals discuss improved telephone service and daily matters. Visitors include Jow Law and family. Geo Porteous now in charge of Northern Elevator at Tield. Miss Collin becomes Wicklow School teacher near Grand View. Visitors from Clinton and Winnipeg. church services by Rev. J. S. Watson. News mentions Manitoba Telephone subscribers, camp life, and Gleneden School near Roblin with four students advancing to entrance exams.
Tummel Women's Institute Meeting At Mrs Vines Home
The ladies of the Tummel Women's Institute met at Mrs J Vines home on August with a full attendance and several visitors. Teenage girls attended and enjoyed the program as Mrs G Mitchie spoke on Simple Rules in Department, a paper noted as enjoyable. The society's next meeting at Mrs Duchman's home on Sept 2001 was announced with roll call calls to name an attractive way of serving dishes as Mrs Joe Hrowks demonstrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L Luviely
Tomiuel
In Memoriam Little In loving memory of our mother
In loving memory of our dear mother who departed this life August 30 1920 We miss you day by day and our life is lonely Since you were called away Without you life dear mother to us is not the same Our only comfort and hope Some day we’ll be together again
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Miuther
Deepdale Notes Highlight Town Life And Post Office Help
News from Deepdale covers Margaret McLaren resuming teaching in Canora, Trickett healing after a badly cut foot, Jim Parker visiting, and local life described as a sequence of colorful gardens and town growth. It praises residents and discusses W. J. Ward M.P. visiting, Wheat Pool talk, and a call to buy postage stamps to support local postmasters and postal service integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Community notes from Makaroff district and surrounding area
Makaroff church leadership and calls update. Miss Kerswell led service last Sunday. Rev Bater accepts Stony Revel Sask. to depart after Dauphin Presbytery release on Sept 6. Petursen and Adawek return with warm reception. School reopens with hoped higher attendance. commendations to J H Cameron couple. New community hall skating rink and tennis court projects proposed to boost recreation. village lacks hall and rink now. Mr and Mrs Kelly of Chicago visiting D B McGuinness family. sisters reunite after 32 years of no contact. readers wish them happiness and health.
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Com. Bater
Stony Revel
Sask
Dauphin Presbytery
Marney) Petursen
Mies Adawek
J. H. Cameron
Makaroff
Uaeeron
Kelly
Chicago
Datter
DB. McGuiness
Merridale Community News sparse and busy season ahead
Merridale notes Kelly Cockerill with threshing outfit ready for another season. Farmers plan to finish cut grain with a week of fine weather. A barn raising on F Melcher’s farm recalls homesteading days. Mr and Mrs Freisan with family join local farm. Sunday School picnic enjoyed with many sports and gifts, supper, and leftovers shared among bachelors. Gratitude to helpers and supporters.
Community Notes From Grand Narrows District
Rust slows grand narrows cutting yields while Mr. H. Wilson digs a silo and neighbours prepare. Prize garden standings list Stoward Wilson Rosie Dixui Margaret Burrells Verna Wilson Orville Wilson Barbara Jackson Hi Bert Dixon. Canadian Oil Co. rep Bradshaw visits district with Mrs. Bradshaw, tents overnight during holidays. Mr Graham of Winnipeg discusses Bible Society work translating into 558 languages and blast from wartime pocket testaments to returning blind soldiers. Post Office warns nap posters must be displayed in of fice buildings or frontages or face department action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Fogg
Russ
Stoward Wilson
Rosie Dixui
Margaret Burrells
Verna Wilson
Orville Wilson
Barbara Jackson
Bert Dixon
Graham
Winipeg
VPM
Carter
Austin
Texo
British and Foreign Bible Society
Post Office Department
Togo Locals Note Travel and Departures This Week
Togo residents report visits and motor trips to Roblin Canora and North Dakota. Miss Carter and Marguerite Brown head to Saskatoon Normal, G. H. Lee to Quill Lake. Larry Burke leaves Union Bank for Pease. best wishes follow. Bulb storage and onion crop notes discuss frost, storage rooms, and crate sizes for winter handling.
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Carter
Marguerite Brown
Saskatoon
G. H. Lee
Quill Lake
Davis Hall
Larry Burke
Union Bank
Pease
Dr M. Reese
Langham
Larry
Curing and Keeping Onions for Home Use
Practical guidance on curing onions for storage, noting uniform maturity is essential for long keeping. It explains signs of mature bulbs, factors causing uneven ripening, and steps to harvest and air dry onions, including spreading on open floors or using slatted trays before trimming tops.
When life hangs on a single thread Oh what mercy that telephone
A fragmentary line notes a dramatic moment where life hinges on a lone telephone call and invokes mercy in a stark, concise image. The text preserves a period voice and suggests a wartime or survival mood centered on communication as salvation.
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable Farm Property In Manitoba
Public auction by J A Williamson at Roblin Hotel Roblin Manitoba on September 20 1928 at 12 noon. Property consists of 220 acres in Township 27 Range 29A and fractional Section 28 near Deepdale with a dwelling stable granary and a good well. 20 percent cash balance per terms to be announced, reserve bid and taxes. Vendors solicitors Pitblade Hoskin & Company Winnipeg. August 16 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
France
Makaroff
Howsteen
Pitblade
Hoskin & Company Barristars, &c
Bank of Hamilton Chambers
Main
McDermot
Winnipeg
Deepdale
Hoskin & Compsny
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Jow. Law
Gen of
Becton, Ont
Geo Porteous
Tield
Collin
Wicklow School
Grandview
Mrs. J. Snyder
Miss Agnew
Clinton, Ont
Mrs. Bolmes
Eva Drowning
Sirs
J.B. Boine
Wis. Davis
Famiy
Togo
J. S. Watson
L.D.A
Tanklacesee
Mr. King
Sip
Free
League of Safety
Magia
Gleneden
Tummel Women's
Istitute
Memoriam
Margaret McLaren
Canora
Gorden Trickett
Jim Parker
Sle
Lindaw
Rithman
Breoncho
Tom Roberts
W. J. Ward M.P
J. J
Powell
Miss Kerswell
Mabel Mater
We Sherson Name
Slinnyslope
Merridale
Kelly’ Cockerill
F. Melcher
Grand Narrows
H. Wilson
My. Bradshaw
Canadian Oil Co
Stanley
A. Kolstead
Duck Mountain
L. C. Snedden
Pickles, Rykiss
Brown
W. R Kaiser
A. F Fairman
Buchanan
Geo. Craig
Madge ‘Lake
J. W Mitchell
Vancouver
C. Krissler
H. M Brown
R. H. Berge
Rama
Harding
C. C
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