25 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
1
A reader guidance piece urges starting hard work now. It notes the German saying Aller anfang ist schwer and argues the initial hurdle is the toughest, while beginning often reveals the task to be less daunting or even interesting. It ends with a short poem encouraging prompt action.
A physician and surgeon licensed in Manitoba and Saskatchewan operates in TOGO Saskatchewan. Contact details include phone number 19.
The Manitoba Legislature tilts toward a fragmented opposition with 22 Government members, 16 Conservatives, 7 CCF Labour, 5 Social Credit, and 4 independents. Premier Bracken moves the Address to reveal tax and school funding plans, notes no confidence vote, and outlines a Royal Commission review while promising a province‑wide economic survey.
The Opposition pushed for adjournment as the week promises a string of oratorical fireworks unseen by the Legislature, with the first Speaker set to follow Mr. Bracken.
The piece surveys an international wheat market contest among Canada Argentina Russia the Danubian countries and Australia. It emphasizes quality and cost as decisive factors with Western Canada needing cost reductions and quality improvements aided by government support. Price-raising factors include scarce German demand and rising Argentine and Australian wheat, weather events and other country pressures.
A dance in Merridale proceeded as scheduled with ideal weather and a record turnout. Attendees traveled from Bield Shortdale and nearby areas to enjoy music by J Andrews orchestra The Old Time Ramblers.
The United Church presents Rev. C. S. Matchett with the sermon Jeremiah the prophet of the second chance at the 7 p.m. service in the Church of Lasting Friendship. Mes A. T. Kines to sing. 8:15 a.m. preparatory class for church membership.
F. L. Skinner, proprietor of Bropmore Manitoba, promotes his nursery as Western Canada's leading provider of trees shrubs and perennial flowers. He urges local residents to visit and select hardy stock directly from the nursery.
Tender notice from Rural Municipality of Shell River invites bids by Tuesday March 2 1937 for 800 Tamarc 6 ft fence posts. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted. Signed W J Westwood Secretary Treasurer.
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