Successful Minstrel Concert Draws Crowd at School Auditorium
A minstrel show at the school auditorium on Friday April 25th drew a hed crowd. The varied program brought laughter and amusement with Ephraim Gleister and Rastus Barber delivering jokes. Singers Tiny Werner, Sambo Miller, and Bastes Barber entertained, while Leppest conducted. The performance featured a square dance, comedy interludes, and a lively chorus, with Mona Yco credited for piano accompaniment.
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Auditori UN
Cbarch
Tatericutor Leppest
Ephram Glestr
Rastus Barber
Uncle Tom Hill
Speed Yeo
Bones Mamsay
Sambo McNei
Black Joe
Tiny Werner
Ruistus Barber
Gare
Sambo Miller
Sambo
Pone Saunders
Donoghue
Weeger
Tomeeng Oathe
Per
Locuto Leppert
Tiny Wenner
Enote
Mona Yco
Hasner
Regina Grain Exhibition Stakes Higher Prize Standards
The Regina Sask event introduces a growing test to ensure grain purity and true variety. Led by L H Newman and the Awards Committee, the test will verify samples from Common Experimental Plants under a senior cerealist, affecting prize awards and seed distribution worldwide.
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Regina Sask
Regina
L. H. Newman
Doom Cereslist
Free Methodist Church Opens Day School April Stated
The Free Methodist Church announces opening day April 8 at 8 o clock. Bible class for men and for children. come and hear. Evening services at 7 pm. The Bible will keep you from sin.
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Bible
Local notes and club notices from Roblin district
Roblin community items report a motor accident near Wronupeg last Saturday and returning student Lloyd Scott from Manitoba University. Visiting relatives include Rev J McNeill and Miss K McNeill of Emerson. Tennis Club plans a Bank event May 17 at 8 pm and urges players to attend. Groceteria ad manager in town arranging advertising. Roblin golf fees adjusted to ease clube purchases this season.
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J. McNeill
McNeill
K McNeill
Emerson Man
Local Notes From Togo and Regina Area Social Roundup
Charles Martin buys a new Ford while Dr A J Leach visits Yorkton. Rooke of Kamsack visits relatives as R F Painter and Enid Abercrombz return to Regina College. L Forsythe guests of Mrs Wm Davis. Mr Mrs SC Burt drive from Mikado to visit friends. Archy Campbell goes on reserve duty to McNutt Sask. Isabelle Tripp and Thema Heath attend Central School in Regina. Mr and Mrs D M Brown visit Shedmouth. Audience greets Miss Hildret Lennox at Davis Hall praised for elocution, vocal, and piano talents as she plans return to Togo.
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Hildret Lennox
Davis Hall
Togo
Deepdale social notes and family visits this week
Mr A C Waters and wife visited Mr Mac Thompsons house this week. Miss Dorothy Powall returned from a city trip last week. Reymond McCorquindate has recovered from a serious illness. Mr Ass Reddick came back from Saskatoon. Asa reports conditions in the Hub city as deplorable. Miss Viola Fillemore returned from Canora and accompanied her parents to Dauphin to visit Master Walter Fillemore, who remains very ill.
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Ass Reddick
Saskatoon
Asa
Viola Fillemore
Canora
Dauphin
Walter Fillemore
Easter Week Movements Across Grand Narrows District
Master Herbert Burrell spent Easter at Alva while Mr Gurtis of the Soldier Settlement Board visited the district last week. Mr and Mrs Sloan hosted Mr and Mrs Smalley at Silverwood on Sunday. A. Diamond drove livestock to Winnipeg on Friday. Eva Swartsman returned from Winnipeg after Easter. Howard Wilson accompanied Mr Gleson of Togo to Yorkton and returned with a new McCormick Deering tractor.
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Herbert Burrell
Alva
Mr Gurtis
The
Soldier Settlement Board
Sloan
Smalley
Silverwood
A. Diamond
Winnipeg
Eva Swartsman
Howard Wilson
Gleson
Togo
Yorkton
McCormick Deering
Merridale Seeding Increases Amidst Broad Grounds
Merridale farmers plan to boost seed acreage with general seeding now. A. J. McCaulay has not resumed tower duties this spring after years of fire location work. Cockerill’s mill reports another good season, with custom work down due to finance and grain shortfall. Teddy Saunders and Chas Cockerill are noted foreman. Kell Cocker’s hospital return prompted a welcoming concert praising his leg-saving effort.
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A. J. McCaulay
Cockerills Mill
Teddy Saunders
Chas Cockerill
Kell
Shortdale District Weather and Community Notes
Shortdale and District received rain this week. Nick Pavuk visited Winnipeg last weekend. A Pool Room concert Saturday night was a success. Ruby Cooper spent Easter at her Shortdale home. Seeding progresses but is delayed by weather. The United Church Missonos leaders Breed and Shevlin will start duties on the first Sunday in May. Residents are warned to take care with fires during windy days. Canada loses millions yearly through bits
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United Church Missonos
Shortdale
Breed and Shevlin
Canada
Roblin Council Minutes April Twenty Second 1930 Actions
The Roblin village council chaired by Reeve Rogers with Arnott Thompson Nowasad and McGregor present adopted the prior minutes and approved payments to A J Edwards for assessor wages. They passed bylaws to open a public highway, execute a road allowance lease, and a school trustees bylaw to raise funds for a new school, plus accounts for A J Edwards Dr Drach T H Ward Mrs S M Currey and St Boniface Hospital. The next meeting is May first and the council adjourned.
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Vilage
Roblin
Reeve Rogers
Arnott
Thompson
Nowasad
McGregor
A. J. Edwards
S.E
McGregor—Nowasud
John Leitz
N.W
Arnot—McGregor
Card of thanks and local notice from Togo community
Through your paper we extend thanks to friends and neighbors of Togo for kindness after our fire loss. Chas Traub and family. Baby chicks for sale 15 dollars for 100 single comb white Leghorns heavy laying Straing H W Cutforth Gilbert Plains.
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Togo
H. W. Cutforth
Gilbert Plains
Proper housing and care boost farm machinery value
A farmer argues for sheltered storage and regular maintenance of tractors and implements. He details oiling, battery removal, tire preservation, rust prevention, and shed investments as essential to reduce depreciation and extend life, warning against leaving equipment exposed.
Roblin Women’s Institute Meeting Notes and Plans
The regular Roblin Women’s Institute gathering on April 87th featured a butter roll demonstration by Miss Gover and Mrs Lawrence. The next meeting is set for May 15 at the church basement with Miss Rings class presenting first aid diplomas. A Kitchen Improvement contest has begun with Extension Service specialist Miss Calder visiting contestants Rochedale 8 Tumme 5 Cromarty 1 Roblin 2. an achievement day is planned for late July.
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W.J
Kern
Gover
Lawrence
Chustch
Rings
Miss Calder
Miss Calder the Specialist From the Extension Service
Womens Institutes
Rochedale
Tumme
Cromarty
Roblin
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Charles Martin
A. J. Leach
Rooke
Kamsack
R. F. Painter
Enid Abercrombz
Regina Colege
SC. Burt
Mikado
Mer Archy Campbell
Roya
Wank
McNutt Sask
E Coupe
Weeks
Usabelle Tripp
Thema Heath
D. M. Brown
Shedmouth
Gibson Brown
Deepdale
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Dorothy Powall
Reymond McCorquindate
Grand Narrows
Merridale
Nick Pavuk
Ruby Cooper
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