Scarlet fever antitoxin urged for Canada to save children
Health officials report scarlet fever and diphtheria threaten children's lives and call for free, widely available antitoxin across Canada. In 1996 Canada saw deaths from scarlet fever, with many survivors left permanently damaged, prompting questions to the Canadian Medical Association about diagnosis and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Tixin
Chives
Canada
Hinean
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Setter
Close of School Marks Summer Vacation Mood
A reflection on the end of the school year and the longing for summer break. The piece notes students’ eagerness to quit books and pencils, teachers’ reluctance to lose a break, and the gap between ideal ambitions and the everyday grind of schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgeo
Parental Views Clash Over School Terms And Vacations
The passage notes that gaps exist between parent and school authorities on vacation length and term timing. It argues that when children stay in grades parents know best, but in college the dynamic may reverse, suggesting practical experience can adjust theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toome
Farm Aid Brings Neighborly Plow Day To Goodhead
Morning sees four four horse outfits arrive for a spontaneous plowing aid to Farmer Goodhead. Neighbors led by Gruball bring oats hay and gear while ladies of a local society share a large noon repast and support the communal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhead
Borrower
John
Alan
Faymer
Graball
Goa
Oman
Steader
Oheratheate
Gruball
Homel Steader
West
Good
Roblin locals note community happenings and visits
A Roblin column records guests including Mr and Mrs W Carr of Virden visiting their son Wi Carr, Ernie Hartmier’s return from The Pas, and Mr and Mrs W H Howe’s move to Victoria B C. It notes Constable changes, a school clinic on July 6, and Miss Eisyward’s teaching success at Carberry with the local choir winning a Birchhill shield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carr
Virden
L Wi Qarr
Eisyward
Carberry
Brandon
Birchhill
McLaren School
Hayward
Fragmented Teaser Recounts Impending Event
A partial paragraph hints at an upcoming major occurrence with youths returning home while elders linger. The narrator shows confusion over the unfolding scene and teases a continuation.
Miss A McMillan Pianoforte Teacher Seeks Students
Miss A McMillan ALCM teacher of pianoforte offers lessons at 60c per half hour. Contact Box 104 Roblin for details.
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A. McMillan
A.L.C.M
Roblin
Togo News Highlights Local Movements and Events
Mr Jos Dickie buys a new Esses Sedan. Leonard Bowser returns from Saskatoon after six months away. Rain postpones Tuesday agricultural picnic. Allan Tripp and Arthur Mc Bain leave on Wednesdays express to attend Masonic meeting in Saskatoon. Streets improved with new sidewalks. council progress noted. Erick Lochrem Jay Dimit Otto Hahson and J Robinson return after elevator work in the west. Makinoff players stage Headstrong Joan at Davis likely well received. rain reduces attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesary Allan Tripp
Arthur McBain
Saskatoon
Messrs
Erick Lochrem
Jay Dimit
Otto Hahson
J Robinson
Local notes on crops visits and a family return
The district reports promising crops and a pulpwood drive from the north has arrived at Shevlin. Examinations are underway in schools. Mr Ww lirynchuk of Wannipeg visits his son Pete. Sohnei Wasalynchuk travels for a medical exam. Mr Palmer Olson returns from the West after losing a finger. Miss C Wasalychuk and David Wachallck plan to move to Canora Sask. Pete Carvell of Minnesota visits Ed Olson for the weekend. Cromarty Picnic July 12. Further details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirynchuk
Wannipeg
Pete
Pete Carvell
Minnesota USA
Carvells
Ed Olson
Bear capture and farewell sermon in Roblin district
In Merridale rain soaks fields while Noragan and Arthur Cockerill capture a young bear after chopping a tree top. Captain Halvorsen of the Salvation Army delivers a farewell sermon expressing gratitude and good wishes as he moves to a new posting in Roblin district.
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Noragan
Arthur Cockerill
Halvorsen
Salvation Army
Farewell to Roblin Pastor Ends Five Year Ministry
The Rev Robert Hervey concludes nearly five years of service with farewell services next Sunday. The Rev D S Kern takes United Church duties from July 1 as Chautauqua Sunday plans special services. Robert and Lois Harver extend thanks to members and friends for loyalty and support during their ministry and offer blessings for the new pastoral era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hervey
D. S Kern
United Church
Ped
Roblin
Towwdn
Marve
Kern
Folka
Robert
Lois Harver
Bield United Church and Salvation Army Schedule
Services and meetings listed for Bield United Church and the Salvation Army led by Capt. O Halvorsen. Times include Sunday 11 a.m. service 2 p.m. Sunday School 8 p.m. evening service. Salvation Army holiness and company meetings. Home League and Sunbeams events. Farewell office meetings requested, all welcome.
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Shortdle
Bield
Shevin
Salvation Army
O. Halvorsen
Salvation
Order of the Day
In Memoriam Maud Gill Dear Little Friend
Fragmentary verse memorial recalling Maud Gill with lines about growing old and remembrance. The text includes rough notes about a farm, a dog image with two white spots, and scattered phrases, likely from a personal obituary or tribute page.
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Maud Gill
Roblin Chautauqua honors Constable O'Riley before Winnipeg move
About thirty business people and friends gathered at the Rex Cafe to honor Provincial Constable O'Riley prior to his departure for Winnipeg where he has been appointed Police investigator. Toastmaster C D G Barber presented a fountain pen and pencil while Mr Westwood and Mr Sobt Rae spoke. O'Riley thanked all and expressed regret at leaving Roblin.
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Rex Cafe
O'Riley
Winnipeg
Inmer
C. D G Barber
Westwood
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable Farm Property In Manitoba
A notice announces a mortgage sale of a farm in Manitoba on July 12, 1928, at 3 PM. The property is the NE quarter of section 12, township 28, range 29 W, containing about 160 acres with 130 cultivated. Terms require 20 percent cash. balance per sale terms. Vendors’ solicitors PILBLADO HOSKIN & CO. Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Will
J. A. Serene
Arles
D. G. Barber
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
Pilblado, Hoskin & CO
Bank of Hamilton Chambers
Main
McDermott
Winnipeg
Vendor's Solicitors
Sealed Tenders Sought for Hillcrest School House Project
Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned to June 28 at noon for the erection of a Hillcrest School District No. 1559 school dwelling 22 by 24 with four rooms veranda and basement 6 by 8. cement foundation interior Beaver board. materials supplied by the district. Plans at Beaver Lumber Roblin. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Roblin June 9 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouse
Hillcrest
Beaver Board
Beaver Lumber, Co
Roblin
Vestyba
Treas
Deepdale
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Health Service
Peper
Ernie Hartmier
The
Pas
W. H. Howe
Victoria B.C
Rural Credit Commission
Abbott
Mecklin, Sask
Gunne
Gilhuly
Drach
MW Iegure i
Togo News
Jos Dickie
Leonard Bowser
Tarliskys Barber Parlours
Makinoff
Joan
Bield Locals
Shevlin
Sohnei Wasalynchuk
Palmer Olson
Joe King
Maroau Sask
S.s
E. Johnstone
Miss C Wasalychuk
David Wachallck
Canora Sask
Cromarty Pic-Nic
Vimara
Hawaii
Merridale
United Church News
Robert Harvey
M.A. B.D
Tummel and Cromarty
God
Story Che
Brand of Epworth
Childrens Picture Story
the Brand of Epworth
Celia Rev
Bield United Church
R. J Marles
A. BE
Chas. Wm. Zilz
Robin
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