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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
5
The piece argues that spending money within the local community sustains businesses and institutions. It warns that if residents routinely shop elsewhere, local enterprises would fail, harming the community’s economic vitality and resilience.
The passage emphasizes that active local businesses and home trade support churches and public conveniences, boosting community service and real estate values across towns and farms, while noting that short sighted merchants who ignore service to people will be eliminated.
A reader questions the six million dollar dam plan for Russell and surrounding district, warning of forced relocations and the unreliable promise of avoiding future floods. The letter argues past projects were misjudged and fears a grand splurge with uncertain benefit, noting the Assiniboine flood and potential land loss.
A fragmented piece notes how businesses push ad laden routines from brushing teeth to breakfast foods and cars, urging belief in advertising’s payoffs. It mocks resistance to ads and lists numerous everyday products linked to promotion, finishing with a jab at turning down a ground proposal to advertise.
The family of the late Peter James Ludwig thanks Dr Large nurses and Roblin Hospital staff for their kindness during illness. Mrs Flo Ludwig and family express gratitude. Eva Spear also thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness, flowers, treats and cards, and thanks Dr Large and hospital staff for excellent care.
The Whites express gratitude for the kindness shown during our bereavement, thanking friends and neighbors for support and sympathy.
The Council of the Rural Municipality of Shellmouth will sit as a Court of Revision on Saturday July 2 1955 at 2 PM at the Municipal Office Drop More to hear complaints about electors rolls. Residents and non residents may apply to have names added removed or corrected in the roll. Dated Dropmore June 7 1955. D A Bradley-Hunt Secretary Treasurer.
A by law introduced by Hillsburg Council closes the road allowance north of Section 35 in Township 27 Range 27 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. The council will hear objections July 6 1955 at Roblin Manitoba at 2 00 p m and the by law may be viewed during office hours at the Lector office in Hillsburg Roblin dated June 1 1955 signed Charles Filewich Secretary Treasurer
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