03 May 1923
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
1
The Roslin Review declares weekly publication every Thursday and lists subscription rates in advance. It identifies H. J. Bowley as Editor and Publisher and states prices for Great Britain and United States and general subscription terms.
Shell River Council meets in Roblin with Reeve Rogers and five councillors. Proceedings include tax and penalty cancellations, relief relief under Soldiers Taxation Act, road funds, officer allowances, and by law review. Local notices mention notes, Dickie Case, and Roblin happenings including a dog bylaw and theatre plans.
The piece urges municipal renewal with roads, cleaning, painting, and landscaping. It links spending on pavements, water works, and parks to civic pride and self-respect, comparing fresh paint to new clothes for a town. It argues painting and upkeep spark optimism for funding other improvements.
The article details Canada US trade shifts, CPR infrastructure aims, and emigration aid. It notes 39 mile extension drumheller to bull pond, Mattawa to Quinze line, and new bungalow camps to promote Central and Western Ontario tourism. It also cites US purchases of Canadian produce and whiskey exports for 1923.
Toronto General Trusts Corporation demands 9386.75 plus 912.10 at 8.9 percent annual from March 5 1923 on mortgage secured by land in Manitoba. If unpaid within one month, mortgagees may enter and collect rents, lease, or sell the property in Dauphin Lands Titles District under Real Property Act. Dated Winnipeg March 16 1928. Toronto General Trusts Corporation solicitor Pitblado Houkin & Co.
The advertisement states Robin Hood Flour price as lat grade S8th bags five bags late at 3.65 dollars per bag. The exact reading should reflect 5 bag late price of 3.65 per bag for S8th bags.
Deepdale Kert Rolston moved onto J C Ward farm while J J Everson moved barn to Whit McIntyre’s farm. Ward reports S Argent appointed post master. Henry secured school move to Deepdale hill. Farmers began land work Wednesday. Frank Ward to hospital for exam. hopes for non serious condition. A barn with 12 tons of hay owned by Geo Saunders four miles north burned last Thursday. cause unknown. U FUM meeting set for Saturday May 12. twine and other matters to be discussed. members urged to attend and support the association. For sale Oliver 14 inch high lift plough with two sets of shares. apply to
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