Chauteauqua Organizing Meeting Sets 1920 Crew
The Chauteauqua organization formed after a Thursday fire hall meeting naming 10 officers. President GE Phillips and Vice President Geo Scott lead the group with J L Mitchell as secretary treasurer. Committees for Grounds Advertising and Tickets begin work as the Chautauqua opens next Friday night with The Patsy and tickets at Mitchell's Drug Store.
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GE Phillips
Geo. Scott
J. L Mitchell
Mitchell’s
Roblin Seeks Tourist Camp Boost to Attract Visitors
The letter urges Roblin to establish a tourist camp to draw travelers and showcase the town. It notes roads are prepared but no camp exists, risking travelers bypassing Roblin for other towns with facilities. The writer argues Roblin must act now to remain progressive and compete with nearby communities.
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Roblin
Saskatchewan election stirs talk of change and Parker victory noted
Local report notes looming Saskatoon election uncertainty as Liberals versus Conservatives challenge for a majority. Reg Parker wins a city riding by 1800 votes amid praise for his support, while a community band faces funding and lineup changes but remains active.
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Saskatchwan
Saskatchean
Saskatchewan
Confederation
Reg Parker
City
Parker
Roblin Community Seeks Support for Local Band
In Roblin and similar towns governments fund bands to boost morale and provide wholesome entertainment. The piece urges residents to help sustain the Roblin band, believing band music fosters community loyalty and cohesion.
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Roblin
Hangs Herself in Barn Near Lenard Farm
Mary Uarinink a 17 year old girl died by hanging in a barn on her parents farm near Lenard, Roblin district. The coroner and police stated the death was by her own action with motive unknown. An on scene jury found death by self harm after a Tuesday morning examination.
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Mary Uarinink
S.W
Lenard P.O
Hariiuk
Gihuly
Farquhar
Varius
Roblin
Manitoba Natural History Museum at Provincial Exhibition
The Provincial Exhibition introduces a Manitoba Natural History feature in a 130 by 30 ft building formerly the dog show. A miniature Beaver Meadow and Dam plus live-appearing beavers musk rats ducks and a large seven foot winged golden eagle will highlight the display. Other exhibits include Manitoba fish a bears badger mountain lion and Indian relics.
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Manitoba
Amfanitoba
Hudson Essex Motor Car Co ships record May total
The Hudson Essex Motor Car Co shipped 42 056 Hudson and Essex cars in May, the largest May total on record. The five month total reached 194 570, up from 151 887 a year earlier, a gain near 30 percent.
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Hudson Essex
Hudson
Essex
Beeld Local Highlights Farm Actions and Social News
Palmer Olson the Fo 1 car agent reports tolerably good Ford sales. Farmers reseed oat crops due to poor germination. Mrs E son recovers after illness. Beeld school girls form softball team. Florrie Chase launches a new Ford model. Free Methodist class meets at Mrs A E Shiner’s. Shortdale dance on the 7th praised as a success. Hjalmarson family motor to Winnipegosis and back. Prayer meeting at Mrs A E Shiner’s district gathers many. Carl Carlson and Ray Chase visit upper dam for recreation. Breadner of Dauphin visits and Wheat Pool meeting is called. Teachers enjoy walking, but prefer driving for ease and cost. Community club notes at Mrs E Johns’ home. Lazy Mans Patrol advances. Tony Jira keeps men busy recruiting.
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Palmer Olson
M. Currey
A. Shiner
Bield
Eson
Beeld School
Florrie Chase
Hjalmarson
Winnpegosis
A. E Shiner
Carl Carlson
Ray Chase
Breadner
Dauphin
E. Johns
Comunity Club
Lazy Mans Patrol
Tony Jira
Local News Highlights and Community Notices
Town residents note new car ownership by Harry Tarlisky and Howard Vipond. Congratulations go to G K Stone's family of Yorkton, while Beth Franklin and family visit from Yorkton. Attendees join Young People's Concert in Kamsack on June 10. Play Are You a Mason to be staged at Davis Hall on June 21. Mr R J M Parker receives congratulations on provincial assembly election win. Louis Abrout dies June 10, funeral June 12 at St Clair Man. Community sympathy extended. Betty The Girl impressions and United Church Ladies show June 6 featured the Togo cast with Syncopaters orchestra and election returns finale.
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Harry Tarlisky
Howard Vipond
G. K. Stone
Yorkton
J. H. Leverombie
Beth Franklin
Kamsack
Mason
Davis Hall
All Saints
Louis Abrout
St Claire
Betty
United Church
Elect
Deepdale Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Miss Villeneuve of Pine Fall visits Chas Beermans while Alf Christensen heads to Winnipeg to work his trade. District residents attended a village event at James 1st week and enjoyed the Berry Grove concert. Songs of the Sauxymphony echoed as Highways praised Ward 2 for peaceable travel ahead of Chautauqua.
Merridale News Sees Bright Farming Prospects This Season
Seeing is finished now and preparations are made for summer fallowing. Crops are coming along well with fond prospects. Sheep farmers are shearing Weir flocks. Mr H Cockerill has secured a new track. KR Poyser of Russell returns to Merridale and may buy land.
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Uis
H. Cockerill
KR. Poyser
Russell
Merridale
Ladies Aid Society Enth Meeting Recap
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Beattie's home with many members present. They praised proceeds from lunch and ice cream served at the Saturday tennis tournament. Next gathering planned at the home of Ie C Johnson.
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Ladies Aid Society
Roblin Local News Roundup From June Events
The Roblin Local notes a CJRW broadcast by the International Bible Students Association on Sunday at 11 a.m. and lists community happenings including hospital graduations, travel for medical treatment, a barn dance at Tummel, cattle loss, nursing student visits, a local film show, an auto trip to Huron South Dakota, and multiple meetings and dances. An auction sale at G. E. Hjalmarson’s residence is planned for June 21 at 2 p.m., with several local residents traveling to Winnipeg for education or events. A baseball exhibition between Deepdale and Roblin occurred, and upcoming games feature Togo vs Reblo and Curle vs Conquist.
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CJRW
Fleming, Sask
International Bible Students’ Association
Blanche Terry
Children’s Hospital
Eva Adams
Brandon Mental Hospital
Robin
Manitoba Teachers Federation
Jack Fish Lake
G. E. Hjalmarson
Bield
Kathleen, Greenaway
Winnipeg
I L
A. Terry
St. Stephen’s Broadway
W.A
Yeo
John Hall
L. Curle
Conquist
Deepdale
Roblin
Togo
Reblo
Wedding Bells in Grand Narrows at St Stephen’s United Church
Verna Wilson of Norual course fame wed Frank L. Musofth and Catherine Streamer second daughter of Mel ta in a quiet ceremony at Stephen’s United Church Broadway Winnipeg. Rev Dr G A Woodside officiated. Attendants Miss Agnes Grant and Miss Jean Hodson. Guests showered confetti as the couple departed. Junior Local held a dance on June 7 with ice cream, drum and bugle horn selections by Peter La Chance and music by FE Trav. The Juniors thank all for support and enjoyment of the social event.
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Stephen's Uated
Broadway
Winnipeg
Frank L. Musofth
Cathrine Streamer
Peter Streamer
Melta
G A Woodside
Agnes Grant
Jean Hodson
Usher
Mils Aong
Peter la Chance
Paris
FE Trav
Getting Along in Society and Workplace Tensions
A reflective piece on how communities and workplaces contain individuals who cannot get along. It notes that dislike stems from opinion, habit, and personality, with gender differences in tolerance, and emphasizes the difficulty of coexisting without retreating from society.
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Easble
Card of Thanks from Thompson Family
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank all those who kindly helped us during our recent sickness and bereavement. H. T. Thompson, Deepdale.
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H. T. Thompson
Deepdale
Upcoming Community Events This Summer
Chautauqua runs June 21 to 27. Elks Carnival and Sports on July 1. Roblin Fair August 2. Tummel Annual Picnic July 11. Reserve July 10 for the big Co-Operative Pie-Net at Roblin.
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Roblin
Tummel
Keep
No denying dancer shows visible means of support
A discreet observation notes that the female dancer possesses evident financial backing or resources, indicating she can support herself without external aid. The remark centers on appearance and implication rather than confirmed employment details.
Time saving and labor evolution in modern industry
A discussion on how inventions aim to save time and increase productivity. From typewriters to steamships, railroads, and the cotton gin, labor saving machines boosted output and created new work. The shift toward white collar roles follows the demand for more clerical tasks and management as machines scale production.
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Harvest Ag
Inquest Into Murder and Suicide Near Tarpmore District
A Coroners Inquest in Dublin on Monday June 10 found that Mrs Ruth Jones age 33 and her son Eddie 11 were killed by Kost Wustuik who then died by suicide. Wustuik had worked for the Jones family for three years and showed a rough temperament, while Mrs Jones was remembered as a kind mother of four. His father lived near Dropmore.
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Itublin
Ruth Jones
Eddie
Trapmore
Kost Wustuik
Kost Wustuk
Jones
Wustuik
Dropmore
Makaroff United Church Announces Sunday Services
Services set for Sunday June 16 at Deepdale 12 o clock and Makaroff 3 pm with Hubert T Smith as pastor at 7 30 pm HUBERT T SMITH to lead the church service gathered congregation expected for the day
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Deepdale
Makaroff
Hubert T, Smith
Salvation Army Weekly Schedule From The Riverfront
The Salvation Army lists events each week including a Young People meeting Tuesday at 7 30, Home League Wednesday at 2 45, Public service Thursday at 8, Sunday School at 2 30, and Salvation meeting at 7 30 on Sunday.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Home League
Salvation Meeting
Plants for Sale and Stray Bull Notice in Roblin
Plants for sale listed with cabbage cauliflower tomatoes and celery priced per dozen. A stray yearling Hereford bull found on Jas. Kines farm section 18 25 28. rightful owner must prove property and cover expenses.
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W. A Smith
Roblin
Jas. Kines
Tender call for fire escape at Makaroff school
The Consolidated 8 D of Makaroff calls for tenders to place a fire escape on the brick school including opening doors and windows. For details apply to Mr J N Grundy Building Committee Makaroff before June 20 1929.
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Consolidated 8.D
Makaroff
J. N Grundy
Make up era reshapes beauty standards in youth
The piece notes makeup shifts beauty norms and comments that a girl calling a young man a poor prune does not predict marriage. It also mentions a college student said to know many languages and being prepared for life changes.
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Manitoba Natural History Museum
Bield Locals
R J M Parker
Cromarty
Berry Grove
Merridale News
Oddfellows
J Nelson
Huron S.D
Grand Narrows
Verna Wilson
Dauphn
Makaroff United Church
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