Roblin Village Council Minutes January 7 1930
Council proceedings in Roblin discuss appointments to office, by laws, by law enactments for 1920, road lease payments, monthly relief grants, tax cancellations, bank authorization, loan approval of 30000, and accounts payable, with names of officials and ward representatives. Meetings adjourn after routine business. The text notes reads like a minutes page with signings and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
J. Arnct
W. Thompson
EB. E. McGregor
J. Arnott
jr—Thompson
McGregor
Roeeve
Rogers
W. J. Weetwood
A. Sangster Thompson
W. Cramwell
A. Bauer
Ma Kay
H. Deel
Spyres
E. L. Rogera
Arnott
Fritz Baumung
Nowadad—Thompson
E. Hess
Ora. A. Yehodyneki
M. Yehodyneki
D. Sadowick
Nowsasad
Thompson
Nowasad
Municpality
Royal Bank of Canada
Man
Sheep Training Train To Roblin Visit January 27
The Canadian National Railways organizes a special Sheep Industry Instruction Train visiting major distribution points in January and February. It will call at Roblin on Monday January 27 at 2 p.m. An afternoon lecture coach will cover from production to marketing with experts. Co operating groups include the Manitoba Livestock Credit Company Dominion Live stock Branch Manitoba Department of Agriculture Canadian Co operatives Wool Growers Limited and the Manitoba Sheep Breeders Association. The event aims to help beginners and address Manitoba conditions.
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Manitoba Livestock Credit Company
Canadian National Railways
Robin
Agaoy
Dominion Livesteck Boanch
Manitoba “Department of Agriculture
Canadan Co-operatives Wool Growers Limited
Manitoba Sheep Breeders’ Ass cci
One Good Oyster Recipe for Seasonal Dishes
The article notes oysters are in season and popular at parties. It describes serving oysters in cocktails, frying, or stews, and provides a scalloped oyster recipe with washed oysters, bread crumbs, butter, salt, pepper, and oyster juice or cream baked 15 to 20 minutes until brown.
School Trustees Meet and Finance Actions Approved
Trustees discuss budget and 1930 treasurer appointment, authorize changes for van drivers in urgent cases, approve two new tan tops, and authorize banking with Royal Bank of Canada. By law No 111, 2,600,000 borrowing approved. committees formed for fire and warehouse matters. annual meeting date set. salaries listed for Fireece, Koberg.
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Uscdian Leyogu
Sorbe
Mitnell
Treas
Col. Bowley
Barber
le Sorbo, Staples and
Mitwell
Barber— Gamey
Royal Bank of
Carada Rob
Royal Bank
Carred Rowley
Gamey
Barber and
M¢thell
iMeware Henné
Followlinge Anerite
J. Hayward
Interesting News From Town and Adjoining District
Mrs Clokle and family of Grand Prairie visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs J Hunter. Salvation Army will hold a meeting in Orange Hall Saturday Jan 18 at 8 pm. Brigadier G Smith of Regina to lecture on Latins and their Totems with free lectures and a collection for expenses. Miss M Wright of Roblin visited Kersda last week. Mr K Cock is recovering from an accident and expects to return in about a month. Preparations underway to resume the saw mill operation. An announcement in the Review about dues merits attention to all in town and district. The Review emphasizes local news over provincial papers and notes the value of staying informed locally.
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G.smith
Regina
K. Cocks
Exers
S “Ater
Togo Local Notes Mention Society Meeting and Play Showing
Mr Arthur Taylor shipped a car to Winnipeg last Saturday. Mrs James Sharp and Mrs C. V. Franklin attend the Agricultural Society convention at Saskatoon. Mr R F Painter returned home after several days with him and Mrs Burt at Mikado. Grade 8 meeting at Togo school Sunday the 18th at 2 30 p m. Mr A J McPhail Saskatchewan Wheat Pool President and others at Regina as highway No 6 talks. The Lace play Tillie Listens In at Davis Hall Friday night January 24 at 8 p m with 20 and 25 cent admission.
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R F Painter
C. &. Burt
Mikado
Mecasis Chas. Traub
Sam Hampson
Rk. F. Paintes
Kanissaa
Aa J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Lacey
Tillie
Davis Hall
Shortdale News Highlights Local Travels and Events
Mr Jack Hay of Robin visits relatives in town while Alice and Ruby Cooper also tour Grandazew and Koolin. A Ukrainian concert lights up the 90th Room. Mr and Mrs Robt Fauconer and family plan to move to B C next week. Spring hopes grow as road work is awaited. Shortdale school reopens March 6 for ten months after poor attendance.
Anglican Church Services Schedule For Sunday
Sunday morning service at 11 o clock Sunday School at 2 o clock Evening service at p m The annual Congregational meeting in the church on Monday evening at p m Election of officers and other important business.
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Sumiay School
Yale Proposes New Tests for Connecticut Auto Operators
Yale professors plan a test for motor vehicle operators to remove dangerous drivers from Connecticut roads. The test, developed with state agencies, will be based on past experiences and gradually implemented. Critics note risks of misclassifying drivers who may later become a hazard.
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Iates
Operaor
Leenasig
Connecticut
Thes
Po Oe
State Highway Commissioner
Motor Vehicle Department
uaMtiec
Deepdale Community Meeting Set Amid Local Updates
Fragmented notices report Tom Ward returning to Whitewood Sask and Mazel Powell back in Hunde Sask. A Deepdale meeting on Jan 20 at 2 30 p m to form a committee for hall supervision this year is announced. several named members including Tom Roberto as president and Chas Ward as secretary are listed amidst notes on local accident lessons and residents preparing for Uncle Sam duties.
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Tom Roberto
Gao Gardner
Chas Ward
Alf
Bulk Weighing For First Class Mail
Plan under study to weigh bulk first class mail by weight rather than piece count. This would simplify handling at post offices and reduce labor while charging postage by weight, with emphasis on heavier items. The proposal anticipates savings in daily mail processing and aims to curb misrouted items and improper classifications.
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Rious
Bev Note Reveals Reader Awareness Gap
A brief fragment notes readers not knowing details and criticizes newspaper readers as not mind readers, implying missed information in the column. It playfully questions how much readers can know about daily notices.
Adlerika promises full bowel cleaning for gas relief
Irwin L. Mitchell, druggist, advertises Adlerika as a powerful laxative capable of relieving gas sour stomach headaches and constipation by cleansing the entire bowel rather than just parts. It claims dramatic improvements in how you feel.
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Adlerika
Irwin L. Mitchell
Drugzist
Lost Pocket Book and Noted Rewards Offer
LOST A pocket book containing money and a cheque. Finder will be rewarded by returning to Re- Rew office or to J. C. Brooks Hoblin. NOTICE I will be prepared to do wig eruciing at the old blacksmith next door to Laundry. Schedules show Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Also do crushing and wood sawing in country Thursday and Friday. Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed by Furl R. Stoudchton Roblin. WANTED Two men for permanent rural Manitoba work. Experience preferred. Include particulars and conveyance in first letter to McDonald Block Brandon Man. FOR SALE Five Hereford Bulls from Gay Lad and Fairfax, $125 to $200. Apply to Peter Kennedy. Sec 18-25-29 7.0. McNutt Sask.
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Re- Rew
J. C. Brooks Hoblin
Mornday
Furl R. Stoudchton
Roblin
Manitoba
T McDonald Block
Brandon
Gay Lad
Airfax
Peter Kennedy
McNutt Sask
Stray Grey Pony Reward Offered In Deepdale Area
Notice offers a five dollar reward for a grey pony missing from Ny Formnald between December 27 and 28 and last seen around December 11. Rewards for recovery to Geo R. Ward Deepdale. Also advertises sale or trade for dry or stove wood and a four HP gas engine. Apply at Robins Hotel.
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Formnald
Geo R. Ward Deepdale
Robi
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Agricultural Society
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