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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
1
Church notices announce Rev. GE Putl lps as Incumbent. A children story titled A Treasure in a Pillow and a quartet will perform The Little Church in the Wildwood by Rev. Clifford E Matchett. Places include Roblin and Dropmore with Silverwood and community pages.
Free Methodist Church announces a Sunday program continuing the series Why I believe the Bible. On January 14 Rev Wesley C De Mille will discuss the literary value up to dateness and authority as further proof of inspiration.
A community notice invites all ages to an Orange dance in the Assembly hall with old time and modern music. Admission is 35 cents.
The Lansduau Caraman Youth Association established a monthly journal in Gleneden with committee members Muss A Chorneyko, H H Siusar, and A Hawryhuk. North Chim school teacher P Bugera returns from Saskatoon after attending the 1vth annual convention backed by Ukrainian groups. Bugera reports the gathering was a success with discussions among Kra nian oden Canadians and resolutions passed. Prof. Wladim'r Trioshenko of Michigan State University spoke on economics and criticized Communism and Tsarist genocidal plans.
Notes indicate a brief item referencing individuals Mickelson and Roblin in a local sports or community context, with a focus on a mile run or racing event. Readable fragments suggest a concise card about participants and a nearby event setting. Further context would clarify exact roles and outcome.
Notice from Roblin village clerk John Till states all overdue taxes will be accepted at par value up to March 1 1934. The message lists tax arrears and instructs property holders to respond promptly.
A black horned steer strayed onto a farm near Makaroff around July 1. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying expenses, per C. R. Cryderman.
Public auction to offer for sale the southwest quarter of section 20, township 25, range 27 west of the Principal Meridian in Manitoba. Buildings include a log house, log principal, log hen house, slab machine shed, log granary. soil is clay loam. Sealed reserve bid with 20 percent cash. balance per terms to be announced. Vendor’s solicitors: Scarth & Guild, Winnipeg. December 13, 1933.
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