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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
4
A jumble of light quips and vignettes covers a child's milestones from tooth to first word, a playful misquote about diadem sight, a courtroom exchange with Rastus, and a street scene where Sandy and Lizzie seek a picture show beneath a placard reading The Woman Always Pays.
The piece argues petitions have lost influence as farm groups boards of trade service clubs newspapers and radio expand. It notes a 500000 signature petition represents only 7 percent of Canada’s seven million electors and signals weak backing for a cause.
A doctor orders identifying the unconscious accident victim while a nurse confirms the family already knows the name. The exchange highlights urgency in notifying relatives after a collision or injury.
Public health notes urge mild activity over intense workouts to stay fit during holidays. Hay fever and ear infection sufferers are advised to avoid swimming, while safe weight loss requires medical supervision and gradual exercise beyond age 40.
The Electors' Roll of the Rural Municipality of Shell River is deposited with the Clerk and remains open for inspection until Wednesday July 2 1947. Complaints against the roll must be lodged ten days before the Council sits as a Court of Revision. The Council will meet on Wednesday July 2 1947 at 2:30 PM in the Council Chamber to revise the roll and hear complaints. Dated Roblin June 11 1947. W J Westwood Clerk of R M of Shell River.
The Electors' Roll of the Village of Roblin is on file with the Clerk. The Council will sit as a Court of Revision in the Council Chamber on Wednesday July 2 at 10:00 AM to revise the roll. Dated Roblin July 11. R. P. Jakeman, Clerk of the Village of Roblin.
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