06 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
1
January skies invite astronomy with naked eye viewing after 9 pm. Snow and ice blanket the woods showing winter’s austere beauty. Rabbits hop about as nature endures the season, while evergreens stand out as life persists.
Fragmentary text describes a cinema figure described as a man with pride and limited roaming scope, hinting at a hero persona and public perception without coherent context or details.
Readers are urged to share positive hometown news with reporters. The article encourages people to inform the press about good deeds, weddings, births, and celebrations, while noting private misdeeds are unnecessary to report. It praises community achievements and seeks lively, accurate local tidbits.
The Roblin Lodge No 122 A. F. and A. M. held its annual festival meeting on December 27 to install the 1927 officers. Installing Master I L Mitchell, aided by Past Masters, officiated and a luncheon followed. Officers installed include Greenaway Waipoc Old Lawrence Kines Mitchell Rev Harvey Silvert Heming Belcher O Grosky Starr Barber Law and D W Law Tyler.
The Roblin community page lists the Shell River Agricultural Society annual meeting at the Fire Hall on Saturday January 15, a F Union reunion on January 16, and a New Year masquerade ball at the L A L Roblin hall with prizes. Also noted are criminal charges against John Antonick of Shell Wallis and ongoing church revival meetings led by F Mepham beginning January 6 with a program of prayers and lectures through January 14.
Sunday notices list subjects including Jane Tummel and Bield The Three Hidden Foundation Stones and address lines for Hidden Riches Roblin Life's Fretful Fever and Childrens address. A Noble Gentleman.
The usual monthly meeting of the FJU of C is set for January 12 with Mr Burrells and friends invited. A strong cast is being chosen for the comedy Poor Father slated for early March. The Anglican church hosts a box social and dance and a Fish Pond for younger members.
House plants require careful winter care. Water sparingly to prevent root rot, avoid standing water, and water only as soil dries. Keep blooming plants like geraniums and cyclamens in sun and cooler rooms. wipe and dust ferns palms rubber plants and others every few weeks with soap or tobacco solution to deter pests.
The report covers holiday visits by Mrs A C McKnight and Miss Orth, a U F M meeting with delegates to the Dauphin convention, and a New Year masquerade dance with few dressed in costume. It notes a Christmas concert, praise for Miss Orth’s choir training, and Santa's appearance. Local notices discuss grain feed shortages and suggestions for municipal action.
Miss Mabel Wright of Rahlir was a visitor at the home of Mrs Cockerill for the New Year. The note mentions a tea and a social visit likely connected to local traditions.
John Coerlitz, a Russian immigrant, settles in Southern Alberta with five children after leaving Russia. His eldest daughter Mary, at twelve, runs the household with a musician father, a thrifty step toward a self supporting farm. His son Tom buys a second hand tractor and plans a grain separator to complete the threshing outfit.
A testimonial from Mrs A Howard describes fear of eating due to stomach trouble and attributes relief to Adlerika. The ad claims one spoonful reduces gas, relieves bloating, and removes old waste from intestines, aiding obstinate constipation and offering stomach comfort through product use.
8000 bushels of Banner Data oats sold at 7c per bushel. One car of oats purchased by Steele Briggs Co. Field Peas, 5c per pound. These peas won first prize at the Chicago International Exhibition. Order now for shipment to your nearest station from R. McBride, Deepdale.
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