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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
1
A Canadian editorial argues that optimism rises as old debts are repaid in the West. Falling arrears by farmers, merchants, and processors circulates money locally, stimulating production and supporting both rural and urban economies. Prosperity hinges on individuals’ willingness to fulfill obligations and sustain the cycle.
Former Roblin citizen Lieut.-Col. H. I. Stevenson D S C promoted to colonel and takes command of the 6th Cavalry Brigade with headquarters in Winnipeg. He served in South Africa in 1900 earning the Queen's South Africa Medal with five clasps and led mounted units in the Great War, later commanding the Fort Garry Horse in 1917. He served in France throughout WW I, was twice mentioned in dispatches, earned two DSOs, the French Croix de Guerre, and the 1914-15 star. He previously commanded the 32nd Manitoba Rangers and led the Canadian Cavalry brigade detachment at Bois des Essert and Le Cateau. Since the war he has been brigade major of the th Mounted Brigade and is head of the Dominion Forestry Branch for Manitoba.
A reflective piece on time's passage and the blessings of past years. It urges embracing lessons learned, preserving memories, and welcoming the coming year with open hands and hearts. The prose emphasizes gratitude and mindful living as time moves forward.
The statement links shared prosperity to universal contribution and notes that Brandon has obtained title to 800 parcels of land acquired for nonpayment of taxes, implying broad redistribution aims and enforcement actions.
Roblin locals list visitors and residents spending Christmas and holidays in town or visiting relatives in Dauphin, Gilbert Plains, Regina, Winnipeg, and other Manitoba places. Several names appear with travels to Portage la Prairie, Nipawin, and Grand Prairie. A death is reported, and a Saturday auction of household goods and livery horses is announced by J A Williamson.
Canada reports a rise of 19 000 in unemployment for the month. The nation witnesses a decline in job gains amid ongoing labor market shifts.
The W.1 society met at Mrs. Switzer's on Thursday December 18. A large turnout despite cold. 1925 program adopted with monthly roll calls and papers on Canadian topics. Notable entries include January sausage making demonstration by Mrs. Lamb and Canada historically by Mrs. Brooks.
Mr A J McKnight did not travel to Pelly last week. Miss Bessie Ferguson visits Mrs C Mills for a week or two. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs C Mills on the birth of a daughter. Manuel Lindstrom visits W H McKnight’s home. Mr and Mrs Simpson of Alva spent a day in the district. Walter Middleton returns home from McNutt after completing a contract. Weavers will hold a short service in the UFM Hall on Wednesday afternoon January 7 at 2. All are invited. Mrs Atwater laid to rest at Togo Cemetery on Dec 24, survived by husband, one son J G Atwater, and four daughters. A farmer sent wheat to Dominion Experimental Winnipeg for testing. germination 97 percent, graded No 2, excellent sample. Small church gathering due to severe weather. During winter months, Mr Weaver will visit once every three weeks. next service January 18, 1986.
Togo locals and visitors noted in Kamsack and Gilbert Plains during the Christmas holidays. E B Thompson and Sunny James Findlater spent the holidays in respective towns, with guests including Mr Berry’s daughter in Gilbert Plains and Miss Agnes Fogg visiting Winnipeg. The Makaroff Players will present a Rural Comedy Drama in Davis hall.
Mr Lt Adams and Mr RB Morcombe left on the Express for Winnipeg on December 28. Adams plans to visit his sister who is to undergo a serious operation soon while Morcombe will visit his parents at Cypress River on Christmas Day. In this district the usual cheerful observing persisted despite poor road conditions and heavy snow. The snow lifting later allowed the mail carrier to resume rounds.
The Silverwood Sunday School held its annual Christmas Tree at the church on December 24 with a large crowd of children and adults. Mr Haight played Santa Claus as a lengthy program by the children concluded a very pleasant evening.
Rev. Robert Harvey leads monthly baptisms with sermons titled The Fields of Memory and The God of Getewaya. Children hear Cretchen's Confession and a address by Pepper and Salt From The Sages. Encourage weekly church attendance and personal alignment with Galilean life to guide a child’s path.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal promotes a beautiful calendar and a framed painting titled Old Dobbin. Subscribers can enter an easy contest with a chance to win up to five thousand dollars. A free catalogue lists rewards for new subscriptions. Manitoba liquor and government telecom reports cite a record year in 1914.
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