Free Enterprise to Meet Postwar Needs, Royal Bank Notes
At the Royal Bank of Canada annual meeting President Mortis Wilson urged free enterprise as the path for intelligent Canadians after the war. He warned against state control and urged maintaining profits, private life, and incentives while noting postwar realities and bank finances.
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Royal Bank Bank of Canada
Mortis Wilson
Pwust-Wa
Wilson
Dobson
Pension Fund
Thos
Royal Bank
Lem
Joe Doaks
Fire Destroys Warehouse and Theatre in Roblin
A series of fires on January 16 in Roblin caused the destruction of a Yeo warehouse and an adjacent theatre with Egg Pool Station equipment, with a chimney fire later in the United Church manse. Citizens salvaged movable goods as crews fought the flames, several buildings were damaged, and losses are estimated at 7000 to 8000 dollars. Insurance covered some items. others had none. Municipal leaders are urged to address equipment and organization gaps.
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United Church
Egg Station
Yeo
R. F. Standish
John Hall
Manitoba
Yeo’s
Standish’s
Hall
Oddfellow’s
A. R. Hart
Roblin Man Enlists in Canadian Army January 12
Stephen Andronyk of Roblin is reported to have enlisted in the Canadian active army on January 12. He was born and raised in Roblin. His next of kin is his mother Mrs Ann Andronyk of Roblin.
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Stephen Andronyk
Roblin
Aective Army
Andronyk
Ann Andronyk
Radio as a Dwindling War Audience in Canada
The piece argues that long war durations will shrink radio listeners more than radios themselves. Government spokesmen risk formal, repetitive speeches, while private reading grows, letting audiences skip speeches and still grasp the message. The essay notes domestic privacy, transportation limits, and the utility of avoiding intrusive broadcasts.
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Charlie McCarthy
Fibber McGee
Yadia
Marconi
Wartime Prices and Trade Board Slaughter Permit Rules
Regional offices issue two permit tiers for livestock slaughter. Farmers must state their needs on applications. Custom slaughterers and abattoir operators must file more forms.
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Prices and Trade Board
Farmers Need Permit for Slaughtered Meat Sale
Since January 1 farmers who slaughter cattle for sale of meat must obtain a permit. The rule is unnecessary when slaughter is solely for the farmer’s own consumption.
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge Names 1943 Officers
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No. 41 installed officers January 14 with Mrs T. Yeo district deputy and staff. Appointments include Past Noble Grand Mrs F. Lawrencson, Noble Grand Mrs J. Thom, Vice Grand Mrs W. Ford, Recording Secretary Mrs H. Cross, Financial Secretary Miss J. Johnston, Treasurer P. Johnston, Warden Miss Al Glovers, Conductor Mrs J. Adams, Chaplain Miss G. Kelso, ROS.NAG Miss Fo Yee, LS N G Miss J. Scott, Inside Guardian Mrs M. Ma Bride, Outside Guardian Mrs KO McDuffie. Lamps make oil spots and sandles need snuffing as light of heaven shines pure.
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Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No. 41
T. Yeo
J. Adams
Mershall
Nelte Grand
F. Lawrencsn
Noble Grand
J. Thom
W. Ford
H. Cross
J. Johnston
P. Johnston
Fire at Deepdale destroys trading store
A Saturday night fire in Deepdale eight miles north and west of Roblin on the CN Line consumed the Deepdale Trading Co store. Heated pipes are suspected to have caused the blaze, wiping out building and stock valued at about 2 000 and 6 500 respectively. The Roblin Trading Co ownership and Insured loss are noted.
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Deepdale
Roblin
C.N.R
Deepdale Trading Co
Deepdale Trading
Roblin Trading Co
N. Rosen
I. Tennenouse
Robt. McBride
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Saturn
Denly
Egg Pool
Stephen Andronyk of
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge Officers
Heaven
Goeti
Bernard Barton
Peatmascter
Feilure
A. Mac Namara
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