Convention at Roslin Unites Farmers on June 14
Delegates from Dalphin Grandview Bidd Makaroff Abrainls Derma Shevlin Lennard Tumrmel Cromarty Swan River Roblin gathered in Roblin for a full day of discussions on agricultural issues and key resolutions. Speakers included F M Bartholomew from Canada Trades and Labor Council who linked finance and rail, urging unified agricultural action, followed by addresses on the Wheat Pool and currency reform. The evening featured Roblin Orchestra, John McNeil and farmers Gourlay and Beattie, with the National Anthem closing a well attended program.
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Aston
Robin
Dalphin
H.B. Railway
Perhags
Roblin
F. M. Barthlulomew
Trades and Labor Council of Canada
Bartholomew Fret
Great Financial Corporation
Montreal
New York
London
Bank of Montreal
Canada
Bartholomew
John McNeil
April immigration figures show Canada admits 19830 people
Canadian National Railways data from the Department of Immigration reports 19 830 immigrants entered Canada in April, far above April 1923’s 950. Of the entrants 9 410 were British, 1 948 from the United States, and 6 089 from other countries.
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Canada
Canadian National Railways
Department of Immigration
United States
Rowley and I clash over new contract terms
The dialogue recalls disputes over inserting material about Art Edwards and the Salvation Army women, with Rowley deeming it too strong. The piece blends anecdotes about local figures, sports notes, and humorous asides, citing Rowley, Uncle Art, and several named towns and people.
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Art Edwards
Salvation Army
Rowley
Uncle Art
Toy
Tom Yeo
Hup
Roblin Defeats Calder in Seven Two Victory
A good crowd watched Roblin defeat Calder 7 to 2 on Saturday. Bill Stubbs started for Roblin and pitched five innings allowing two baserunners to first. D Mitchell finished, and Calder scored both runs in one inning on a long hit to center. Dropmore beat Roblin 4 to 3 in their Tuesday game.
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Calder
Roblin Boys
Bill Stubbs
Homesters
Bills
D. Mitchell
Dropmore
Roblin
In Memoriam Maude Gill Thoughta
In loving memory of my dear little friend Maude Gill Thoughta. For sale House sad Lota facing lake for sale or exchange for quarter section near town. L. W. Merrell Roblin.
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Maude Gill
L. W. Merrell
Roblin
Roblin locals note family travel and community meetings
Local notices report F Y Newton leaving for Winnipeg and praise for his role in placing Pickerel and Fry spawn in Roblin Lake. Visits include Mrs McClarty Sr to Morse Sask and Dr O Grady to Dauphin. Goos Lake school ratepayers meet June 30. Cemetery improvement vote June 26. Several residents travel to Chicago and Winnipeg for visits or trips.
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F. Y. Newton
Roblin Lake
Roblin Church Seeks Annual Graduation Service
The Union Church led by Rev. Robert Harvey plans a special Commencement Service in Roblin next Sunday night for the High School graduating class. The event marks an inaugural annual observance with students seated centrally and others behind, inviting purer friends to attend. includes addresses and readings amid a sermon theme on personal responsibility and path choices with quotes from John Oxenham and Thomas Kempis.
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the Union Church
Robert Harvey
Roblin
Lost Money on Road to Roblin
A sum of money was lost on the road leading south from Roblin on Saturday June 14. A finder will be rewarded by leaving the money at Roblin Post Office or with J. Brurey in Roblin.
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Bills
Pinky
Billy van
Louie Hornsby
Brownridge
Cliff Brandon
Rob Hn
Samy
Roblin
J. Brurey
Togo Local News Highlights Visitors and Local Events
Correspondence from Togo notes visits by Jas McFwen in Winnipeg and Dr J Leach in Veregin. Miss Lillian Hansen and Sunny James Findlater return, and Geo Ross appointed returning officer for the Saskatchewan Liquor Referendum. Reports of theft at Brown Vires Cobbe Hardware, Better Live Stock Train to arrive July 1, and upcoming ice cream social. Local notices on meetings, school prom outing, and baseball field issues.
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Saskatchewan
Togo
Kamanek
Local notes report rain benefit and community updates
In Bield Locals crops benefited from a rain shower last Friday night. Mr L Wheeler and family from Grandview visited on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Warbank of Winnipeg visit John Strike's parents. George Kettle, fire patrolman, off duty to appear before Winnipeg Medical Board. Young Peoples Foreign Mission Society met at the schoolhouse. Mrs John Strike, recently in Dauphin nursing home, returned home with a baby boy. Mr P Chase motored to Clarksville reporting good crop prospects. Farmers attended a convention in Pablin and learned many things. Miles Hesselgrave bears again. Alec Speers nabbed a bear at his henhouse. Polish community and brothers at Shortdale celebrated a holiday. Mrs FP Drinkwater improving after illness. Pile Olson completed painting, adds to village pride.
Community Notes From Grand Narrows and District
Mr and Mrs Charles Dixon of Kamsack awaited relatives here. Mr C Mills arrived after a twenty mile tramp. Mr Turner, Clemenceau teacher, visited the Dixons. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs W H Peaks Coleman Ont on the birth of a son born April 30. W S of the UFM met on the 5th at the hall. Next meeting at Mrs F Lesters on July 5. Boys and Girls Club Picnic on June 27 at the UFM Hall Grounds followed by a dance. Mr Piercy of the Bible Society with Mr Painter spoke at the UFM Hall last Sunday. Sunday School will meet at 11 a.m. on Sunday the 22nd.
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Charles Dixon
Kamsack
Mr. C. Mills
W. H. Peaks
Coleman, Ont
U.F.M. Hall
Piercy
Bible Society
Painter
Canada
Wood Piling Bee at Mrs Dixon Home
Eleven boys and seven uns gathered for a wood piling bee at Mrs Dixon’s Saturday afternoon. Mr Dixon provided ice cream and cake. ATF.M. monthly meeting on the 6th announced J. G. Atwater as Justice of the Peace and planned a Lakeside picnic to follow, with shipping agent change from J. Q. Sinclair to Evans Makaroff. The next meeting is July 1st.
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T. Dixon
Atf.m
J. G. Atwater
Lonesome Lake
Mr. Evans
Makaroff
J. Q. Sinclair
Roblin
Diversified Farming Exhibit At Brandon Exhibition
The Diversified Exhibit by the Agricultural Extension Department of International Harvester will open at Brandon as part of the Provincial Exhibition. Led by J. G. Haney, corn and diversified farming expert, the tented display will feature moving pictures on silo building and dairying plus demonstrations and Q&A sessions for farmers.
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Brandon
International Harvester Company
J. G. Haney
Harvester Company
North
South Dakota
Haney
Northwest
North Dakota
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Man
Hong Kong
Port Colborne
Baltimore
Panels Canal
Harold Wells
McNutt
Pelly
Arran
Benito Shellmouth
Deepdale
Texas
Hartmier
Runnymede
Bearcats
Billy VanAlstyne
Walt. Ballard
Bill Westwood
Memoriam
Winnipeg
Harry Lea
Dr. O'Grady
Dauphin
Gill & Co
Robtin High School
S. Fraser
England
Hillsburg
See
Goose Lake Consolidated School District
Assembly Hall
At & P.m
Robby Cemetery
Messrs. J. Miller
Wi. Chicken
Chicago
Mr. T. Dillin
Winipeg
A. E. McBride
Portage la Prairie
Church News
Union Church
Tummer and Cromarty
the Great Prospector
Golden Gateways
The
Two Sculptors
Paul
Chryostom
Luther
Aquinas
Wesley
General Booth
John Oxenhare
Thomas
Kempis
Tam
Jas McFwen
Lillian Hansen
Mr. Wo, Davis
Veregin
J. M. Parker
Regina
J. Leach
J. A. Tripp
Mrs. Fog
Wyard, Sask
Joseph McDonald
Sunny James Findlater
Denholm
W. J. Sweet Home
Bield Locals
Warbank
John Strike
George Kettle
Young Peoples Foreign Mission Society
Sn Good
Jarrard
John Strixe
Pablin
Miles Hesselgrave
Alec Speers
Alec
Mr Brein
Shortdale
FP. Drinkwater
Pile Olson
Butdine
Vilage
Grand Narrows
Mr. Turner
Clemenceau
Mrs. Dixon
W.S
U.F.M
Mian Jechoets
F. Lester
Manitoba
Batt
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