Educational Committee Visits Roblin to Review Curriculum
The Educational Committee met in Roblin on June 8 with members led by Major Co K Newcomb. Delegates from the Tummel W I and Robyn M W I discussed agriculture, religion, temperance, music, manual training, and nature study, urging practical farming instruction and revised grade requirements. The session recessed after talks on cooperation and agriculture education, with debate on who is best suited to teach farming.
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Roblin
K. Newcomb
Tidsbury
R Durward
Parker
J H Curle
H N McNeill
Jackson
H J Everall
Makaroff
Brydon Aw
W. I
Rob Mn W.I
Mra Old
Mra Everall
Miss Russell
Arade
Everall
Brydon
Mitchell
Trustees Association
Questenairre
Inglis
Tummel U.F.M
Simpson
Farmers Union Convention at Roblin Holds Evening Talks
The Farmers Union held its annual convention in Roblin with a delayed start due to rain. Delegates reviewed the directors report and constitutional changes while resolutions were discussed. The evening featured Ransom of the Manitoba Wheat Pool and Robson on monetary reform, praised by many. The Roblin orchestra received broad praise for the opening entertainment.
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Farmers Union
Roblin
Ransom
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Robson
Ranson
Canada
Brandon Exhibition Showcases Manitoba Made Goods
At Brandon Exhibition Display Building highlights the province’s industrial development. About half the space features items manufactured in Manitoba from local grains and animals. Exhibits include furniture beekeeping poultry supplies and locally produced furs.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Roblin band concert funds Jubilee event June 12 8 30 p m
The Roblin Band and the orchestra with pupils of Mr William McMurray of Dauphin present a concert and recital in the school Assembly Hall Friday June 12 at 8 30 p m Proceeds go to Roblin band funds An interesting selection by 10 violin pupils with orchestra accompaniment Admission 80 cents for adults 25 cents for children
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Roblin
Wm McMurray
Dauphin
Directing Them Up With An Ideal Not A Material Aim
The fragment advocates choosing an ideal over a purely material goal and notes the value of the information shared with Brent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent
Roblin News Briefs and Local Happenings
News from Roblin Manitoba covers births visits graduations temperance speaking by MLA W D Bailey and weather related notices. A river rescue by trail Rangers highlights community life with a dramatic saving while youth programs and institute delegates plan travel to Winnipeg. Season tickets and single admissions outline local event pricing.
Bargain Chautauqua Season Tickets Sell Across Nations
The Chautauqua season tickets admit holders to eleven programs across Australia New Zealand Tasmania United States England and Canada at about seven cents per program. In major cities the same programs cost about one dollar each. Western Canadian citizens in sixty towns coordinate to offer this discount benefiting both attendees and the Chautauqua Committee.
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Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
United States
England
Canada
Chautauqua Committee
Cisctenans
Grand Narrows Meeting Votes Poo l Elevator Plan
Mr Weaver addressed the United Church of Canada aims and inauguration last Sunday. Mr Kitely spoke on Ropework at Grand Narrows and Walker on June 1. The CU'FM held a meeting June 4 and called a special gathering for a pool elevator at Togo, to be held in the hall Friday June 19.
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Weaver
United Church of Canada
Kitely
Dept of Education
Grand Narrows
Walker
Cu‘f.m
Togo
All A Mistake at Silverwood Theatre Friday Night
The Deepdale Dramatic Society presents a three act comedy All A Mistake at the hall Friday evening at 8 30. Farmers planed to attend Roblin convention on June 9 but heavy rain made roads impassable. F U of C picnic on June 26 at Mir D Stewart farm with sports program and evening musicale and dance to follow. Lunches will be served on the grounds.
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The
Deepdale Dramatic Society
Roblin
F.U. of C
Mir D. Stewart
Education and cooperation shape future of farming and publishing
The article argues that newspapers rely on subscriptions and advertising while urging fair pricing. It extols improved education and training for farmers to meet modern cooperative challenges and links schooling to career prospects in teaching, nursing, and domestic service. It cites the Murray Commission on education and agricultural progress.
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Murray Commission
Strayed White Hog Recovered or Claims May Be Pending
Strayed onto a farm around May 20 a white hog may belong to owner who can claim by proving property and paying expenses L. J. L Whitten Roblin
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L. J. L Whitten
Roblin
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Hetter
Binsearth
A McIntyre
Virden
L B Russell
Messrs
I. L. Mitchell
J. E. Baine
A.F
A.M. Grand Lodge
Winnipeg
Government Fisheries Hatchery
Goose Lake
W. R Scott
H. Coppinger
W D. Bailey
Nurat Beggs
Morris
Man
Rob District
Chaol
Ty River
Ind
Trail Rangers
Silverwood
Prairie City Oil Co
C. T. Argent
Deepdale
Cranwell
Bowman, McFadden & Ramsden
Shell River
Hillaburg
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