27 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
1
Roblin Review lists subscription price at one dollar per year payable in advance. Advertising rates include 1 cent per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Local notices, meetings, entertainments, and business notices priced at 10 cents per line.
A vivid call highlights Canadians buying war bonds and saving through the Thrift Campaign. It notes many who can save have not yet joined, and emphasizes a growing cadre of children to be trained as savers each year. The message asks readers if they have joined the effort.
Five young people were laid to rest in the past week as church life continues amid sorrow. The minister bases Sunday's sermon on Genesis 1 89, reflecting on early innocence and self-concern. Large congregations attend Union Church Sunday evenings as singing remains bright and inspiring.
A quiet wedding was held at the home of Mrs W H Watson on March 10th. Muriel Winifred Watson married Sgt H C Beale of Gilbert Plains with Rev Kirkpatrick officiating. The bride wore white embroidered net over satin with a veil and lily wreath. attended by sister Mrs Alex Fisher and brother John A Watson. Gifts included a gold signet ring for the groom and a self-playing piano for the bride. The couple will reside at Tumell before moving to Gilbert Plains.
Circular No 16 from the Cereal Division outlines top Canadian varieties for various crops. It lists Full wheat Dawson's Golden Chief, Spring Wheat Red Fife Marquis Prelude, Durum Kubanka, Barley Munchusian Duckbill Success Champion Guy Maple, Emmer Spelt, Eramer, Arthur Navy Novelty, Longstem, Buckwheat, and Rye Buck wheats as recommended for northern areas.
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