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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
1
A discussion on the farmer's role beyond feeding the nation argues the farmer must share agricultural wealth with the community. It weighs standards of living, explores taxation, and previews impacts of grain trade railways farm implements and banks on farmer profits amid early 20th century economic concerns.
Mr Herb Lee moved to Railway Ave while Mr R J M Parker traveled to Kamsack on business. Several residents visited Roblin on Saturday. Miss M McConnell returned from winter at the Manitoba Agricultural College. Anglian Church Players staged A Scrap of Paper in Pelly. Tog of Tennis Club Annual Meeting elected Mr O F Springer President and Mag Vehma Olson Sec Treas. School Trustees met May 1 with Bennie and Sorbo present. Discussions covered routes 18 and 14, Orange Lodge request for July 18 grounds, and routine disbursements totaling 310 00.
Miss Violet Nott spent the weekend at Miss Ellen Leitz’s home. A church service will be held at the Cromarty school house Sunday at 3 80 p.m. Mr and Mrs Fred McDuffe and family visited the Downie family of Grandview Sunday. Miss Mattie and Ruby Brandon have returned home after spending winter with relatives in Hamiota.
In loving memory of Verda Robinson who died on May 6 1928. The years pass but we miss you more each day and feel nearer to the shore. Ever remembered by Daddy Mother Brothers and Sisters.
G E Phillips announces regular church services with a morning 11 o clock and an evening seven o clock session. The notice highlights future Sunday worship and asks congregants to reflect on the Bible.
Mr Geo A Porteous and family express gratitude for the many kindnesses and the beautiful floral tributes received during their recent bereavement from numerous supporters and friends.
Village notice announces pasture needs for cattle or horses under good feed and water near Roblin. Also 1931 dog licenses for the Village of Roblin must be paid to Sec-Treas John Hill or Win Hornsby by May 12. untagged dogs after that date will be impounded.
Coastal Quebec salmon catches rose by 615000 pounds from 1929, Halifax potato shipments set a port record, and 934509 foreign cars entered Canada in 1920. Radio registrations reached 505758 by February, while New Brunswick sold a 30 year bond at 4.52 percent. Quebec plans 8 million for bridges linking highways. Empress of Britain trials drew 500000 spectators. New Windsor family reunions, Sitka spruce lumber, and summer tourism in Bay of Fundy coast.
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