District Visitors and Local Delights Chronicle
Dr Leach visited the district last week. Mr Adam Sangster installs radio at home this week. Mrs Wilson’s father Mr Burnett has been on the sick list for the last week. Messrs Edward and Norman Burnett visit relatives at Mrs Wilson’s. Mr and Mrs Pearson visited with Mr and Mrs Wilson on Monday evening. The Co operative Poultry Producers are busy with incubators. one producer uses two incubators containing 160 and 250 eggs. Rev H McConnel spends the week in the district visiting his congregation and conducting evening services. Mr John Donaldson of Silverwood passed away on Friday March 15 and was interred in Silverwood cemetery on the 17th. The service was conducted by Rev H McConnel. many friends attended. Sympathy is extended to his aged mother and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mr Burnett
John Donaldson
Silverwood
H McConnel
Cleaning Grain For Clean Seed On The Farm
The article outlines thorough grain cleaning as essential for clean seed, detailing machinery options from fanning mills to specialized cleaners, methods for removing varied impurities, and the importance of operating at proper speeds. It advises central plants when available and early spring cleaning to avoid rushing work.
For Sale Tim othy Seed at Seven Dollars Per Hundred
Timoth y seed offered for sale at seven dollars per hundred with no extra charge. Contact T. L. Dillin in Robin for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Extra
T. L. Dillin
Robin
Special Notice on Entertainment References
A notice clarifies that any reference to entertainments or amusements where a person is charged remains under scrutiny. It emphasizes compliance and urges readers to follow legal guidance and official wording in such references.
Two Boys Dig Coyotes Farm Scene and Rail Car Advances
A pair of youths 90 miles northwest of Edmonton started a coyote farm in 1927 by digging young coyotes and confining them for sale at maturity. Southern plants specialize in horse meat for Continental Europe. Canadian Pacific orders twenty 97 foot burners weighing 725000 pounds to power western transport, and Victoria hosts a mid winter golf tournament with local hotels offering access and no fur coats required. Unique cars will be on two CPR trains with bath rooms valet service lounges and solarium aboard the Trans Canada Limited and Mountaineer. Commander S Robinson of the Empress of France aided seamen during a hurricane after diverting 600 miles to help a damaged Japanese freighter crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Empire
Victoria Ia
Empresa
Victoria
Pacific Coast
Trans- Canada Limited
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Mountaineer
Chicago
S. Robinson
O.B.E
France
Village of Roblin 1929 Assessment Roll Adopted
The Village of Roblin announces the 1929 Assessment Roll has been adopted and deposited for inspection until April 14 1929. Citizens wishing to complain must lodge at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting on April 24 1929. Dated Robish Manitoba March 5 1929 John Hill Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Roll
Court of Revision
Connell
Robish
Manitoba
John Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.W. Whyte
Irwin L. Mitchell
J. K. Gilnuly
Victor Drach
Deslep Block Roblin
Man
Wilfrid G. Yoerger
Dunlop Block
Reem
Phone 16
Reblin, Man
Charles
D. G. Barber
W. A. Smith
Lacere
Hudson Bay Co
C.N.R
Gill and Cos
R. F. Painter
Post Office
Fire and Life
Lesuran
Togo
SASK
W. R. Kaiser
Geo. Glover
presEne Srecanding
Chevrolet
The
Tia
C.F. Hall
Leach
Adam Sangster
Messrs
Edward and
Norman Burnett
Annd
Pearson
Rev. H McConnel
Telense
Gander
Goose
Frank Belcher
Europe
Alberta
W. J. Westwood
Bowman, McFadden &Arisden
Barristers
Chas. Wm. Zilz
Roblin Bakery
the Quality Store
Chas. Yee, Prop
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