Roblin Fair Ambition Calls for Better Exhibits
The Roblin Pair review the fair's success and urge district residents to prepare early for next year. They praise the town’s liveliness but blame poor exhibit organization and missing entries, urging cattle and garden displays and active participation to raise the event’s standing. At the Togo Fair on Tuesday, Ceo Porteous won three firsts and one second prize.
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Obituary: Clarence Greenaway Dies at Age Twelve
The town mourns Clarence Greenaway a respected boy and eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Greenaway after a week of illness from a brief health decline. He died after suffering and his funeral at Curwen Church with a short sympathetic sermon by Rev Elsey and interment in Roblin Cemetery.
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City speed laws ignored by timid officials
Citizens gripe that notices set a ten mile per hour limit are ineffective as motorists speed freely. Three ornamental “silent policemen” on Main St. fail to curb wrecks, and enforcement of bylaw on speech is questioned.
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White Footwear Stock Display
A large and complete stock of white footwear is being shown. The display highlights a wide range of styles and sizes to suit varied customer needs.
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