Westwood Council Proceedings Report 1928 Financial Motions
The council notes present officers and motions including a grant of twenty dollars monthly for 1928 finances. A bylaw to borrow twenty five thousand dollars from the Royal Bank of Canada is read for first and second time. Various accounts are approved for payment. Secretary authorized to deposit funds with the Royal Bank and issue cancellation vouchers. Indemnity and adjournment motions carried.
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I Q . Im Westwood
Fiodser
Joke Pe Treadie
Taded Sina
W. Cranwell
A. Bayer
R. Dunlep
T. Urbanski
W. Allen
G. D. Sloan
Dupre
cGregor-Thompson
Royal Bank
Thompson-Nastrom
Nastrom-Chapman
Canadians to Place Plaques in All Public Schools
The Diamond Jubilee of Confederation committee plans copper plaques in every public and separate school building across Canada. Each 20 by 14 inch plaque bears the motto Canada our country for English speakers and Canada notre patrie for French speakers, with the coat of arms and 1867 1927 dates. Provincial prime ministers are asked to arrange patriotic ceremonies at plaque unveilings.
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Canada
National Committee For
Morten
Rotaminnd: Week This Overwhelming Teat Will Be A
The readable fragment hints at a weekly overview possibly titled rotaminnd though the text is garbled. It does not provide clear people organizations places or events to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
School Board Minutes January Meeting Adopted
Minutes record oath of office for members Dillin Sorbo Staples Bowls Gamey Mitchell Bowley Staples Gamey Barber and re reads. Actions set 1936 chairman election, secretary-treasurer 1998 salary 800. Committees named Bennie Bowley Gam ey. Finance Sorbo Staples Mitchell. Truancy officer Mitchell 1928. Meetings first Friday monthly at 9:80 winter 6 p.m. summer. Banking with Royal Bank. Driver Donoghue two weeks trial. Rev Rob Harvey granted school property use at 9 to 5 with principals. Stop look listen rail safety rule. Accounts passed VanAllstyne Lambkin Trueman. Meeting adjourned.
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Dillin
Sorbo
Staple
Bowls Gamey
Mitchell
Bowley
Staples
Gamey
Barber
Staples-Barber-Thai I. 1
Distincc
Sorba-Staples
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Barber-Gamey
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Mitchell Barker
Donoghue
Bowley-Sorbo
Harvey
Dobaston
Van
sarber-Staples
W. O. VanAllstyne
J. Lambkin
Trueman
Gamey-Bowley
I. L. Mitchell
Rural Competition Through Changing Farm Life
Rural competition has evolved with farm machinery, turning farmers into skilled machinists while preserving its strong role in national life. The shift from scythes and husking pegs to high grade cattle and improved yields reflects ongoing pride in agricultural effort and community impact.
Canadian Parliament Session Opens in Ottawa January First
The second session of the fifteenth Canadian Parliament to convene in Ottawa on January 1 will feature Hon. R. B. Bennett as reader of His Majesty s Loyal Opposition. New House rules will apply and the government s legislative program will be watched closely amid North country projects and St Lawrence waterway development.
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Canada
Ottawa
Thorady
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
North Country
St. Lawrence Watsay
Aoe
How to Avoid Colds Through Healthful Habits
Practical advice from a health column urging readers to consult a doctor for removable causes like adenoids and tonsils. It promotes daily exercise, sleep, ventilation, warm clothing, a balanced diet with breakfast, hydration, and simple menus while warning that prevention starts with fitness and clean nasal throat care.
Tummel Consolidated School Christmas Exam Results
Primary class results listed from Tummel Consolidated School with examination results and room assignments.
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Tummel Consolidated School
School Attendance and Grade Records Impressively Tallied
The document lists multiple students across grades with names and scores, noting perfect attendance for several. It includes entries for LASS, CLASS A, GRADE I through X, with names such as Lloyd Christoff, Frances Howe, Dora Sawchuk, Margaret Amott, and Annie McFadyen among others alongside various numeric scores.
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Grade H
Lloyd Chrisoff
Ethel Christoff
Edith Dugemir
Pattie Sawchuk
Frances Howe
Fred Barnett
David Livingston
Gertie McFadyen
Buttermilk for Health and Home Remedies
An Ottawa Agriculture publication promotes buttermilk as a healthful drink for babies and the elderly. It explains souring skim milk to make buttermilk, notes optional small additions for flavor, and suggests many recipes from the department publication.
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Dominion of Agriculture
Department “F Agriculture
Ottawa
Australia’s cattle king visits London at seventy
Sir Sidney Kidman, famed Australian cattle king, arrives in London at seventy. The veteran ranch owner claims to hold thirty properties and over 80 million acres, with more than 100,000 cattle, 10,000 horses, 1,800 camels, and thousands of donkeys and sheep.
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London
Sidney Kidman
Australia
Roblin News Roundup Prominent Visits and Local Happenings
Mr W. E. Munro visited Roblin this week while Mr Henry Brummond headed to Peace River and Dr G P Baker returned from Binscagth Man. R J M Parker was in Regina on business and A Rykiss sold his Roblin general store to M Schrieber. Roblin rinks visited Friday for friendly games. Herb Brown suffered a severe cold and remained at home this week.
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R. J. M. Parker
Regina
A. Rykiss
M Schrieber
Roblin Ee
Herb Brown
School opens as district hosts February concert night
Sir Iris Didsiond teaches as the district prepares for a Feb 18 concert and dance. Mrs Reg Bangle and Mrs George Pearson take a short trip to Belle River. The Pie Social and dance netted 16 for the Swine Club. A Leap Year Dance is set for Jan 20 with a prize waltz. Mr Hj Wilson and Misses Mariel Wiligh Phyllis Burrell travel to Portage la Prairie for the UFM convention.
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Hj .Wilson
Mariel Wiligh
Phyllis
Burrell
Christmas and farming woes at Merridale from Fort Francia visit
A fragmentary community column notes visits by Robt Frager of Fort Francia and J Saunders and B Cockerill over Christmas and New Year. It laments rust and frost damage to grain, crop losses from hail and worms, and farmer distress with creditors, ending with a farmer’s vow to persevere.
Makaroff Notes Social Events And Meetings
Local items report Paul Ader visiting friends in Melfort and Mr Clear taken to Dauphin Hospital. Sylvester McGinnis returns home for holidays, Roblin link seen, Tony Walker improving after hospital stay, and curling interest growing this winter. Accommodations limit town growth. Lantern Lecture on China held at the church with large attendance and a follow up on the 20th. Makaroff Ladies Aid elects officers and plans for the new year. A reception for Mr and Mrs Reg Grundy inspires dancing and best wishes for their new home.
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China
Makaroff Ladies Aid
Firs ” Cameron
Albert Boyce
F. Curle
B. Harvey
J. Beattie
Reg. Grundy
Sunday Notices and Topics Headline
Church notices on Sunday January 15 feature subjects by Tummel and Cromarty with addresses on Riches of the Soul and Children’s address. Also listed are Search ing and Finding Roblin Salted With Fire Child ess and The Dishonoured Acc.
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Tummel and Cromarty
Roblin
Childess
Acc
Grundy Jolliffe couple wed in Deepdale ceremony
Reginald Grundy of Makaroff and Helen Mc Donald Jolliffe youngest daughter married at the home of Mr and Mrs L T Jolliffe Deepdale on Tuesday evening Dec 27 in a small ceremony conducted by Rev H T Smith. The couple spent a brief honeymoon in Winnipeg and will reside in Makaroff.
Salvation Army Week Meetings and Speaker Schedule
The Salvation Army announces a Sunday 11 a.m. holiness meeting and an 8 p.m. company meeting with Mr Belton speaking on an incident from The Life of Christ. Additional events include Tuesday 8 p.m. cottage meeting, Wednesday 8 p.m. Home League, Thursday public meeting, and Friday 4:15 and 6 p.m. Young People's meetings. Everybody welcome.
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Belton
Christ
Young Peoples Meeting
Help make The Review your paper through notices
The Review asks readers to contribute social and personal items for caravans and to help personalize the paper by noting friends' names. If guests visit, mentioning their names in the local newspaper is a compliment. Call or mail items with signature to the Review office.
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Review
Estate of Daniel Roberts claims deadline
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Roberts late of Hillsburg Manito Palmer deceased all claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at Dauphin Manitoba before January 26 1928 dated at Dauphin Manitoba December 28 1927 Prowman McFadden Rams Solicitors for Hattie Begie Executrix
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Daniel Roberts
Hillsburg
Manito- Palmer
Dauphin
Manitoba
Pfowman, McFadden
Cromarty Women Institute Bean Supper and Dance
The Cromarty Women’s Institute hosts a bean supper and dance at the schoolhouse on Friday Jan 13 at 7 o’clock to aid school lunches with Mr Savale’s orchestra in attendance. Admission 50c. Local rink band schedule updated for Saturdays 6 to 9. A county WI meeting at Dixon’s home discussed child labor and a follow up supper and dance planned.
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Cromarty Women's Institute
Savale
Cooraty W.I
Dixon
Simpson
A _ daintz
Fraser
Trent Farm Sale to Mennonites in Alberta
Northern Alberta reports the sale of the Trent Farm in the Tofield district, 8641 acres, to a colony of eight Mennonite families for more than 126000 dollars. Possession transfers on New Year’s Day, marking the year’s largest farm land deal in the region.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Trent Farm
E. Farm
Tofield
Express Companies Cut Rates for Small Packages in Canada
C N Ham chairman of the Express Traffic Association says new rates apply to parcels up to 15 pounds and under three feet in any dimension. The price cut, effective January 1, preserves up to 50 dollars of loss and damage protection at no extra charge.
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Canada
Dominion
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
C. N. Ham
Express Traffic Association
Toronto Exhibition Leads North American Fairs
The Toronto Exhibition topped continental fairs last summer with 1,780,000 attendees. A. L. Richardson of Calgary reports fairs grow in popularity educationally and financially. Across the U S and Canada 2,468 fairs drew over 89,400,000 visitors as yearly attendance rises since 1910 by about 2,000,000. Investments in buildings and grounds reach 250,000,000 with annual prizes around 3,150,000.
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Toronto
L. Richardson
Calgary
International Association of Fairs and Expositions
United States
Canada
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