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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
1
An article outlines feeding strategies for brood sows during peak lactation and gestation periods. It stresses reduced grain load, selecting high energy rations, and using mixed feeds with midlings and wheat screenings to support digestion and health.
The couple married at the Princess Cafe Moosejaw and received many valuable gifts. They left on the evening train to visit Grandview and will settle in Winnipeg with best wishes for a long, happy life.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a winter weather event or danger. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are readable.
An article notes three French psychics predicting 1988 turmoil from Northern Africa to Copenhagen. It cites Mme Outot warning of a major cataclysm and reports an Elks club meeting where Dr Coppinger is honored, with speeches by Rev Phillips and Bowley.
Local hockey teams visit Grandview for Cruise Shield games as Grandview Midget squad faces Roblin boys at 4.80. Storm disrupts Cromarty Bean Supper and hot lunch funds. another sale and hot dog lunch planned for Friday January 37th. Fiddlers concert and competition set for Friday at 8 o clock in the I OOF hall under Ladies Aid. Four pipe rink results noted with J Westwood rink taking first and W VanAlstyne second. Manitoba Co operative Livestock Pool meeting in Roblin January 20 forms basis for a new Co operative Livestock Association. Roblin Lodge B P O E No 132 hosts banquet at the Club on Monday January.
Miss Agnes Fogg spent Sunday with Mises Enid Abercrombie and Mr and Mrs Hampoonere visited in Winnipeg this week. R J M Parker shipped cattle to Winnipeg. Mr Nicholson visited with Mr Carter. Lyrell is ill. Mr Lake gave a farm gardening lecture. The Five Hundred and a dance by the Togo Curlers drew a crowd. Mrs E Carter won ladies first prize.
Sunday visit by Verna Wilson to Mis Ethel Burrell noted. A wedding in the Burrell home on Jan 11 unites Margaret Alexa Burrell to James Dov ld Johnson with Miss Ethel Burrell as bridesmaid. Best man Percy Maguire. Rev H McConnell officiated. guests praised the couple and a celebratory repast followed.
The Merridale area reports farmers sending wood for the saw and residents Walter Cockerahy and H. Boreing leaving for The Pasto. Postal congestion during mail hours continues for weeks after Christmas as postmistress Mrs. Luddy stays busy. Mrs J B Fraser and three sons depart to reside in Fort Francis Ontario, with years of local connection noted.
Sunday notice from Tummel and Cromarty lists services and talks. The schedule includes a children’s address at 11 am and an 8 pm evening session, with midweek meetings at Cottage and Home venues. Public and young people meetings are slated Friday and Thursday evenings with all welcome.
Fragments describe early ranching life with plans to return after completing work. Messages mention many friends hoping for success in new undertakings and future welfare amid stirring activity in the area.
The verses describe a couple who calmly roll their own cigarettes as part of their daily life. The poem contrasts masculine and feminine lines as they adopt similar habits and pursue a home together.
Tender in writing due by the listed January day for the livestock district covering Shortdale Bield Shevlin Roblin Deendale Makaroff. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
The piece recalls a grand event in Quebec with depicted figures including Lord and Lady Willingdon, Maria Taschereau, and dignitaries from England. Debutante Miss Yvette McKenna appears among guests in a lavish historical tableaux, marking a lavish social scene in the city’s capital era.
Reports describe a reinforced concrete hotel office tower in progress and a Canadian Pacific Railway inspection after the Beaver liner’s arrival. Ontario mines officials predict gold production rising by 2 million dollars in 1928, with total mineral output exceeding 91 million. Banff Winter Festival dates set for February 4 to 11 and Canadian musher efforts to reclaim the “Strong Song” are noted. The piece mentions youth clubs in Halifax and poultry industry aids from calf feedmates.
A plain black suit case with brass trim and measurements 23 by 12 by 6 inches was stolen or taken by mistake from the Grandview Hotel office in Grandview Manitoba on Saturday January 14 1926 around noon. The case held many office files and letters. A reward of 625.00 is offered for information leading to recovery of the contents. Contact Dauphin police or Simpson McGirr Kats Dauphin.
Classified notice offers 5% building logs two sided bark peeled some dry saice and white poplar at 60 cents each by Mike Jarwiazyn Shortdale Mang. Also for sale oats Gov't rs 99% E Plet¢h-. Estate of Daniel Roberts late Hillsburg Manitoba deceased. All claims must be sent to Dauphin Manitoba by January 28 1928. Powman McFadden Ramsden Solicitors for Hattie Boyle Executrix.
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