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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions holidays and a sale with unclear details. Readable words hint at a community event or promotion, but specifics are not clear. No concrete names, dates, or places are legible to identify the item.
A fragmented note warns families about water and food safety on camping trips. It stresses keeping perishables cold, using eye drops for water disinfection, guarding children near water, and avoiding hazards from debris and animals. It emphasizes precautions to ensure safe summer holidays.
Notes from the Brandon Manitoba experimental farm report drought reducing pasture and hay. It discusses seeding annuals as supplementary hay though late seeding limits yields and advises cutting perennial hay early to allow a second cut if rain returns. Perennial grasses and alfalfa have matured to seed development rather than forage production.
The forecast indicates humid conditions may yield a good hay crop by mid August if rain supports growth. With potential feed shortages, farmers might harvest cereal grains for forage. For maximum value, cut cereals during the milk stage while stems stay green. Fairre could be sown in late July for autumn pasture and regrowth next spring to rebuild perennial forage reserves.
Sam Clashman of Jefferson County Indiana touts forestry gains from a 36 acre woodlot started in 1933. Over 20 years the lot yielded 400 cords of fuelwood worth 800 dollars and 20 000 board feet sold for 835 dollars while using lumber on his farm. The average return equals 2.80 per acre yearly.
The Livingstone Families express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy, floral tributes, and cards received after a recent bereavement.
Venders will be received for sale of Silverwood School buildings and related structures including a 1320 building with 36 ft by 20 ft base, a porch 6 by 12, and a 20 by 14 foot insulated shed wired for power built in 1950. Moves required by July 18 1958 with 10 percent deposit per tender. successful cheques go to trustees if removal is refused.
Tenders must be sealed and delivered to the secretary treasurer for the construction of Slivamroond School No 1330. A 10 percent verified cheque accompanies each bid. Completion is required by August 26 1958 with tenders due July 7 1958. The trustees may reject any or all bids or waive small irregularities.
Public auction to sell Roblin Village property at Roblin Hotel in Manitoba on July 16 1958 at noon Central Time. Twenty percent cash deposit with balance per sale terms. The property includes Lot 9 Block 2 easterly 24 feet by about 120 feet with a one storey concrete block building known as Roblin Bakery.Solicitors: Askins MacAlway Moffat Dickson Hinch & McGavin Winnipeg.
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