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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
1
Notice from The Review Office informs readers the next paper will be published on July 5. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to send dates and ads for the following week.
Roblin highlights include Deepdale and Shell River fairs and a July lawn social. Local updates cover school moves, resignations at the Bank of Montreal, holidays at Minneodossa, Chautauqua preparations, a Calder Roblin baseball game, wind storm damage, and a unique family reunion in Deepdale with McCullough relatives visiting Toledo Iowa.
Reports from Dauphin area detail farm work, road efforts, crop prospects, and rail tender awards. Community members, clubs, and the Boys and Girls Concert are noted with a July tournament and a June 23 meeting plan. Discussions cover cream marketing, freezer cars, and grain pooling.
The article notes Reverend P Buncan of Dauphin visiting the Manse on Tuesday and giving an address at Silverwood promoting the referendum. It mentions a Sunday storm causing fear, minor local damage, and local sports results with Pegs, Cubs beating Togo 9 to 2, Togo juniors losing to local youths, and girls defeating the married ladies in a Saturday event, described as a tonic.
Mr St Wilson began breaking in a new tractor while Mrs R Coward left on Monday night’s express to join her husband at Dryden Ontario. The Boys and Girls picnic and UM picnic will be held around the same time as last year. Rural Crest Society directors visited Makaroff on the 11th for business. Travelling library must be returned to the Extension Service by month end. members should bring books to Grand Narrows Library by June 3s at latest.
In loving memory of Maud Gill, a dear little friend whose memory fills the heart. Her absence leaves a shadow like a flower faded yet cherished, a constant reminder of the good times shared.
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