Roblin Review Ad Rates and Local Donations Noted
The Roblin Review in Roblin Manitoba lists weekly Thursday issues at Main St. Subscriptions are one dollar per year in advance. Transient ads cost 12 per line for fest Taserbied and 10c per line for subsequent insertions. Proceeds support YALCA. Donations include Mr Alex Ritchie 25.00 Me D Me Arthur 4.00, Miss Brooks' room children 1.05, Mrs Van Der Maaten spoons, Mrs Lom eroy turkeys, Mr Geo Mitchell wood, and Mr Millsap carting wood.
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Ening Jan Sth
YALCA
Alex Ritchie
Arthur
Dotin Ritchie
Brooks
van der Maaten
Whyte API
Lomeroy
Geo Mitchell
Millsap
Roblin Fire Brigade reorganizes at Friday meeting
A reorganization meeting of the Roblin Fire Brigade on Friday evening January yielded appointments across ranks. Wm Ferguson became chief with D R Van Alstine as Sub Chief. Hose men, chemical men, engine men, and ladder crew were named along with signal operators and connections to the tank.
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Roblin
Jan Sth
Wm Ferguson
D R van Alstine
H Fox
K Smale
D Law
B Freeland
R Miller
J E Basine
G McDonald
I L Mitchell
Ji J Bowley
Dr Irwin
E Greenaway
T Yeo
F Lawrence
A Terry
Geo Porteous
B Fralick
G Fisher
F Starr
J Nelson
D Fisher
Hart
W Law
A Vicars
J McLaren
Bob Merrel
W van Alatine
Otto Burns
Roblin Red Cross Society Whist Drive Raises Funds
The Roblin Red Cross Society held a New Year’s Eve whist drive and dance with proceeds of $91.10. After expenses, $65.00 was sent to the Free Press for the Halifax Relief Fund. A dance is planned for Duddfellow's Hall on Friday.
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Oceeda
Free Press
Halifax
Duddfellow’s
Roblin Local Briefs From Roblin Week Events
Roblin locals report business visits by Scrase of Dauphin and Fred A. Smith Forest Supervisor. Dr Wilmot appointed health officer. JW Low advertises bargains on fire damaged goods. Telephone exchange relocated from the Drug Store to the former barracks building. Food pledge cards distributed for household display. Miss Bessie Speers returns from Dauphin Hospital to recuperate at home. Bowman McFadden open Dauphin Ave office with W J Westwood. Bowman to visit Roblin Jan 12 for legal matters. Over 30 farmers pledge oats wheat or barley to help church debt. grain to be delivered by Jan 19. J W Law opens furniture store one hour east of old stand. drop in when in town.
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Messrs
Bowman
Greenaway
Ladies Aid Bazaar for Church Funds at Silverwood School House
The Ladies Aid Bazaar under the auspices of the above society will be held at the Silverwood school house on January 15 with sale starting at 4 30 PM. A musical program includes Fish pond and Crane Tub and other attractions. The autograph quilt will be auctioned at five. Proceeds benefit church funds. Lunch available at a reasonable charge. Everybody welcome.
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Silverwood
Y O'Eloel
Card of Thanks for Kind Assistance and Bible Gift
The Taylor family thanks all who offered sympathy and help after our loss. We especially acknowledge the Wyndham 5.8 for sending a beautiful Bible in memory of Walter, Alex, and Taylor.
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Walter
Alex
Taylor
Bell-At Roblin Birth Announcement
On Sunday January 5Mr and Mrs J J Bell welcomed a son in Roblin. The proud parents name is not provided but the event marks the arrival of a newborn son for the couple.
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Bell
Roblin
J.J. Bell
Strayed Steer Reward Offered for Recovery
A farmer seeks help locating a dark grey steer branded JB on the hip, missing from Deepdale after December 28 1929. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. contact J Bailey.
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J Bailey
Deepdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Economy General Store
General Merchandise
Stanfield
Army
Navy
Sam K
Kulberg
Baresi
the Roblin Review
Roblin, Man
H. J. Bowley Putitioner
the Fire Brigade
Roblin Red Cross ‘Society
the Roblin Trading CO
M. Goldman
Hudson Bay
Capt Scrase of
Dauphin
Fred A. Smith
Dr. Wilmot
JW Low
Bessie Speers
Dauphin ‘Hospital
J W Law
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