08 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
1
The St Review office on 1st Avenue lists advertising rates and terms. Display pages cost up to 30 dollars for full page, with various per section and per line charges, year contracts, and late copy penalties.
The Sen Literary Society's school concert Friday night drew a full Assembly Hall despite poor weather and a full moon. Senior boys served as ushers and helpers while a girl hosted a long program of songs and performances in a tastefully decorated hall.
The literary society concert drew strong applause though lighting dimmed faces. Honorary president Mr. King chaired the event. Proceeds neared one hundred dollars, aiding piano payments. Gratitude extended to Mrs. J. E. Baine and Mrs. Alvin Kines for organized support.
Roblin features include visits by J A Carlson to Brandon Winter Fair and Mrs Nevill in Shellmouth, T Gyles and H Wells in Winnipeg for days, Miss Belton of Moosomin staying with the Beltons, and E Armstrong the boy Premier addressing Roblin meetings before heading to Winnipeg. The community auctions stock and furniture, ladies host debates, basements host bazaars, and a spelling contest ad asks readers to spot misspelled ads for free cinema tickets.
An early 20th century analysis argues a Canadian coal embargo would harm both nations. It notes large Niagara Falls power exports to New York and warns a move could provoke US industry losses and cross border tensions. It urges Canada to boost domestic resources and transport to reduce freight costs and dependency.
A series of quick interviews with town residents reports varied business conditions. Each person offers a blunt one word or short phrase such as dull fair bright rotten or light, reflecting a broad mood across trades from boot blacks to bakers and a preacher noting effort against temptation.
In loving memory of Ruby Baskerville who died March 8, 1919. The dearest mother and sweetest wife, one of the best whom God could lend. She was loving, gentle, thoughtful and true, always willing a kind act to do. Fondly remembered by husband and son Burton. Also memory of my dear sister Ruby Baskerville who died March 8, 1919. I am thinking of you, dear sister, picturing you in memory. You were bright, bright in bloom to brighten the land beyond the tomb. Sadly missed by sister Mary.
A brief note of gratitude expresses heartfelt thanks for the acts of kindness and help received in the past two weeks from Guy Nevill.
Anniversary event in Deepdale featuring Irish songs dances and jokes by the Welsh Glee Singers and Deepdale Orchestra. Third annual entertainment and dance on Friday March 16 at the Community Hall. Admission fifty cents for men and ladies without baskets while ladies with baskets pay ninety five cents.
The Tummel Father and Son Banquet was held in the church last Saturday evening with red and gold decorations. C.G.L.T. girls served guests as toasts were given by fathers and sons, led by Stewart Inglis as toastmaster. Premier Armstrong’s address was well received and praised as a hopeful sign for the province. The event promotes unity through social, worship, and work among fathers and sons, and Taxis Square will begin operating under new leadership.
The Tummel Women’s Institute met at Mrs McDonald’s on February 22 with many members present. The next meeting will be March 1 at the home of a member. A short humorous story was requested for role call, Miss Mitchell will discuss a paper on women and children’s legislature, and the group voted thanks to Mrs Sirett for typing their programme. Refreshments were served by Mrs Anderson and Mrs M McDonald.
In Winnipeg last week Henry Inasund and Mrs George Steinhouse were among locals noted in society and visiting. The district saw la grippe keep farmers home while Rural Credit Society met for important business. A Friday hall dance hosted by Olson and Buenos ended with lively dancing. Death came Sunday to pioneer Harry Williamson at seventy two. English-born, long resident of Russell and Bield, with Rev Prior conducting home and cemetery services. He is survived by his wife.
Mary Nevill wife of Guy Nevill died on March 2 1924 at age 29. The notice confirms her death and identifies her spouse, reflecting a brief obituary.
Mr Dousie visited friends here last week while Mr A J Macaulay returned from Roblin with household goods after a recent fire loss. Harry Hoone of Roblin learns his England based parents celebrate their diamond wedding with congratulations from King George and Queen Mary. The G W V A holds its 4th Army Ball at Robs School Assembly Hall on Friday March 16.
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