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Fragmentary remarks discuss supply and demand laws and high prices affecting the poor. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary remarks discuss supply and demand laws and high prices affecting the poor. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary reflections note Mother’s Day as a celestial concept and source of contention over credit and honor. The speaker laments disputed claims and the uneasy search for true recognition of maternal sacrifices.
A garbled passage mentions automotive price ideas and consumer attitudes toward cheaper cars. It references Bodha women and a compliment related to technology. The text lacks clear events or identifiable proper nouns for precise reporting.
A fragment reviews a windswept meadow scene described as a vivid picture of nature. The text evokes a delicate setting where willows fringe the landscape and the poet contemplates memory and beauty.
Local residents and travelers are mentioned visiting relatives in Roblin Togo and Saskatoon. Workers move equipment renew highway work and start new jobs while a family mourns a father's death with funeral held in Togo cemetery.
Village of Rebha requires dog license fees to be paid to Treasurer Joan Hill or H C Beale by May 16 192%. After that date dogs without tags will be impounded.
Community notes report Mr Wm Bennig motor to Winnipeg Sunday and Mr and Mrs C D Barber motor to Winnipeg Saturday. C C Merrell visited Dauphin. John Kines returned from ending University. Elke’s third anniversary dance May 40 at LC F Hall. Kiless Van de Maenten taken to Dauphin hospital after illness. W Rae of the Agricultural College Winnipeg visited his parents. Meg H Cross unloaded Chevrolet automobiles over the weekend and expects more. Alex Kats of Dauphin hospital with appendicitis. Ivey and A G Gleiser motor to Oxbow with friends for a laugh. Lades Aid to present Not a Man in the House at C O F Hall on May 18. Neighboring ell progress noted. My Tom McLean Jr dislocated his shoulder last Thursday. Dr Leach set it. Me and Mrs John L Rooke plan to reside in Saskatoon.
Deepdale notes reflect cool weather and stalled roads as locals discuss Ford car purchases by Tennenhouse and McKenzie, an injury during loading, hospital stay for Mr Matthews Sr, and sympathy for Henry Thompson's family after a loss. Residents report plane sightings and traffic hazards on the Kings Highway as life in the district adapts.
Early Sunday a fire consumed the J Hallam shoe repair shop next to Cross Garage. The blaze appeared as one mass. rescue failed to save the building. Mr Hallam reportedly carries insurance.
Dr Gunn of Dauphin and Dr Leach met in town on Monday. Harvey Craven renews acquaintances after a year away. Olson family motor to Yorkton, Ellis of Gilbert Plains visits Wm Sweet, and Massie McEwen with R F Painter visit Kamsack. Stanley King, C S Burt, and E Swain go to Pelly. Keith Franklin and L Crosby travel from Yorkton to town. George Craig with companions go to Canora Tuesday. We regret a serious accident affecting a honey complex and a...
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs G Harvey's home on Thursday May 2 with many members in attendance. Mrs Kearn of Roblin delivered an engaging talk on missionary work, and proceeds from a recent charity concert pleased the group. Next gathering planned at Mrs Beattie's house.
In loving memory of Carrie Howell who has gone to her heavenly home. We think of you today dear Mother a year has passed and we picture you as we saw you last. Ever remembered by her husband son and daughters.
Loving memory of our dear girls Fredella who died June 2 1922 at 18 months and Badie who died May 13 1925 at 13 years. A happy home we once enjoyed has left loneliness. The world can never fit.
A testimonial proclaims Adierika cleans stomach and bowels, claiming relief from indigestion and gas after 20 years. The ad urges readers to try the product, notes a Roblin printing notice, and cautions about advertising rules for paid entertainments.
H G Winslow and Sons announce in Winnipeg that John Sinnett has no connection with them and that no firm by that name remains in operation. They state they are not responsible for his obligations and he is not entitled to pledge their credit. Dated April 29, 1929.
For sale at reasonable prices a two wheeled cart and a good 1927 Ford Touring car. See me if you want a good deal. Contact G. E. Hjalmarson Biekd.
The Royal York Hotel in Toronto, built near Union Station with a tunnel entrance, will open in June. It features seven thousand seating in banquet halls and ballrooms, radio and television facilities, its own power plant and water works, a printing press basement, and a complete city within.
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