Christmas 1918 Greeting from Sam Kulberg
Christmas 1918 message from Sam Kulberg extends season’s greeting to friends and customers with wishes for a bright and merry Christmas and a deeper meaning to the old age greeting.
19 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
1
Christmas 1918 message from Sam Kulberg extends season’s greeting to friends and customers with wishes for a bright and merry Christmas and a deeper meaning to the old age greeting.
Roblin locals Mrs J E Baine and children visit relatives in Winnipeg. Mrs W F Hartin of Chicago is a guest at Mr and Mrs LaPier. Nurse McGinnis has left for Winnipeg after nursing influenza patients here. Miss Sadie Matheson of Millwood visits sister Mrs Porteous. Goose Lake School Dist No 1283 finances up to July 10 1918 audited. Mrs Carlson taken to Winnipeg for a critical operation. Auction sale of horses and cattle at W D Gamey farm on Sat Dec 21. everything sold without reserve. Invest in thrift stamps. interest good, five years yields four dollars to five. Advertisers urged to submit news by Tuesday morning due to Christmas. Roblin home paper for district readers. Miss M Vinnell left for Russell. Mr F Simpson of Dauphin to be in Roblin on Sat Dec 21. At the Parsonage Dec 18, Mr D Monron and Miss BE Trickatt wed by Rev J Archibald. F Faulkner of Shortdale among Halifax Olympic returnees. School cleared of influenza and being cleaned. Empire Theatre to open Jan 1 with first program. Mr Simon wishes patrons a Merry Christmas.
Minister Rev John Archibald reflects on the 1918 Christmas season proclaiming peace after Germany's defeat. He recalls soldiers dying and families suffering, then contrasts with joyous tidings as Christ brings comfort and salvation to those overlooked, citing Sir James Young Simpson's story of personal conversion on Christmas morning 1861.
A local notice states the influenza ban imposed since a date in late December will be lifted by mid Tuesday, December 29, with effects commencing that day. The announcement provides no further details on authorities or specific locations involved.
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