02 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 02, 1928
Page
1
A technical briefing describes substantial power outputs and calf growth at a plant event. Key figures include researchers and engineers from the firm and nearby university partners. The setting is a laboratory demonstration in a midwestern city with observers from industry.
The text offers a muddled meditation on tradition, elegance, and the role of women in social ceremony. It references historical precedents, legal notions, and personal expectation, while musing on propriety, authority, and the delicacy of approaching pivotal moments. It centers on place, voice, and the tension between public behavior and private insight.
The readable fragments reference a state education topic and concerns about children’s lives. No clear events, names, or dates are confirmed. Further text is needed for a precise card.
The Roblin area reports a range of items from a dental practice takeover to lodge events, curling results, and a ministers’ rental ad. Highlights include Dr WHnd G Yoeger acquiring Dr Carson’s dental office, Rebekah Lodge music night, and the 16th Annual Bonspiel with Roblin competing against Winnipeg and other towns. The piece also covers a drive to boost subscriptions, a farmers alliance merge, lodge meetings, and a United Church fundraiser with praise for pipes and fiddlers.
The notice lists Tommies and Cromarty with Cromarty as The Mas e4 Great Requirement. Children’s Address High Courage. Roblin presents The Gospel and Mars Hill. Third sermon in a Paul life series addresses The Devotion of Love. Bible verse 2 Corinthians 5 10 referenced for judgment seat reflection.
Community updates mention George Lee returning from Winnley and Ed Mun Ty resuming activity after illness. Visitors include Whallie Davis and Reeve Parker with Councillor Traub in Kamsack on Wednesday. Captain Donal Sinclair expected home soon. Agricultural Concert and dance set for February 10 with tickets at the Drug Store. To Go school district reelects A. Tripp as school trustee for a three year term. Dr Porter will visit on February 2 and 8 for dentistry at J H Abercrombie's Drug Store. appointments urged.
A social event Saturday evening showered Mr and Mrs J Irvine with gifts on the occasion of their recent marriage. The happy pair wed January 11 and guests enjoyed dancing before the couple thanked attendees for their kindness and presents.
Merridale sources report Ratisuk cutting wood for farmers and friends of H Bel cher in Roblin hear of a recent fire loss. The Merridale Shorthorn Breeders Association met, appointing last year’s off days and noting stock quality improvements. The piece mentions river harnessing and Shell River potential to pay its way after years of free passage.
Notices show Salvation Army schedule with Sunday 11 a m Holiness meeting and 7 80 pm Company led by Mr Belton. Also listed are Tuesday 8 p m Cottage Wednesday 8 p m Home League Thursday 8 p m Public meeting Friday Young Peoples gathering.
Mr Allan Tripp away on business this week. Mr James McEwen visited Kamsack on Monday. Mrs Tyrell thanks friends for kind messages and sympathy during her sad time.
District youths organize a Friday February 10 pie social and dance for older dancers. Music will be old time with reminiscences of past days. An invitation is extended to all seniors to attend. Cards may be played by non dancers. The event aims to become an annual affair.
A 1926 meeting at Tummel Church restructured the Boys and Girls Club with William Arnott as chair. Officers elected include C Kines as vice president A Livingston as secretary and several leaders named. The general committee authorized as a finance committee to plan upcoming events and fundraising.
A government issued census volume by Hon James Malegien outlines Manitoba's population growth since 1948. It highlights a remarkable rise to about 307,100 residents with total provincial figures and key statistics presented for policy context.
The Review asks readers to contribute social items and personal notices. Send items with signature to the office by mail or phone. Include names of friends visiting and other local details to feature in the paper.
Canadian roses sent from Ontario to two Parisian ladies as a Christmas present faced transport delays due to a severe winter storm. The two boxes of roses, grown at the Dale Estate in Prampton, Ontario, were intended for breakfast tables in Paris, but snowbound airfields and disrupted routes prevented timely delivery.
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