12 May 1927
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
1
A Roblin Trading Co letter urges farmers to support local shops by tolerating occasional delays and with better service, noting cooperative buying strengthens town businesses. It argues against mail order dominance, stresses in town banking and circulation, and calls for mutual patience and credit extensions to aid local merchants.
A humorous railing on newspaper balance. The narrator argues that printing jokes serious pieces or material from others invites criticism. The piece ends with a confession that they did swipe contributions, embracing the mixed reception.
In the Matter of the estate of John Arnott Senior late of the Rural Municipality of Shell River Manitoba deceased All claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at their office Clarke Block Dauphin Manitoba on or before the 15th day of June AD year Simpson McKirr and Nats Solicitors for John Arnott Junior Administrator
The pledge list shows several individuals and groups contributing to the memorial fund. Subscriptions total toward the $1700 goal, with many small donations and some larger ones, are recorded as the drive continues to honor the fallen soldiers.
The article describes simple methods for garden labeling after planting. It suggests using sticks, shingles with crayon labels, small bottles sunk into the soil, or a diagram on paper to map each row and plant. These quick steps help prevent mix ups and save time later.
Born May 6 to Mr and Mrs C Cooper a daughter. Mrs Victor Lowe returned home last Wednesday. Mr Muse of Grandview visited here Thursday. Mr LC Wells repairs main roads through the district. Cold backward weather caused wheat shrinkage this spring. Old man Flue a non welcome visitor, several sick in district. Mr M Olson and sister Emma left for Ada Minn, Olson stops in Minneapolis. A CLPLWOM member described as tireless in community work. Mrs Lester praised as neighbor and helper. She leaves husband and three sons Glenn, Earl, Kenneth.
The Salvation Army headquarters announces its annual Self-Denial Week during the second week of May. Officers and soldiers are asked to forgo certain foods to contribute to Army funds for services to the hungry, homeless, and distressed. Funds support work in Canada, Britain, and globally with no transfers to the Mother Country.
The column reports on feed shortages easing as surplus stock returns to stubble and良 warm weather could bring new grass. It notes Albert LaPlante moving his family to Morrrishity calling it Gods Country, upcoming shingling bee delays, and farmers delaying spring work due to snow. It covers Grand Narrows Boys and Girls Club officers, Swine Club leadership, a local court case with Octave Barron found not guilty, a death notice for Mrs Lester, and community farming faces.
Roblin locals read Shhreiber's ad on page 3. May 14 brings The Private Secretary play and a concert by Madame Simons in Roblin. A Manitoba Hydro crew reworks the village power plant while softball gains popularity and Elks celebrate their lodge anniversary with a charity dance.
The notice lists I. L. Mitchell at Lot 4 Black St, Roblin to apply for a retail license under The Manitoba Temperance Act. It states residents may object within three weeks after the last notice publication and must file written objections with details to the Attorney General or the applicant. Objections then guide the licensing decision. dated Winnipeg April 6 1927, J N. MacLean Chief Inspector.
In sad but loving memory of our dear girls Sarah born May 24 died 13, Predelia Grace 18 months died June 2, 1922. One by one earth’s ties are broken, one by one they join above. Reunion in heaven promised by Daddy, Mother, a sister and Wreatha.
Notice announces tender bids for a timber pile bridge in Shell River area section 28-29 with bids due by noon Thursday May 19th. Forms and specs available from the Crood Boheds Board in Winnipeg. Bids must include a 5 percent certified cheque or bid bond. The lowest bid not necessarily accepted.
Roblin Elevator Co and related workers are urged to visit the Review Office before June 15 to apply for a permit. Arthur, secretary, notes multiple elevators require permits and directs members to attend promptly.
Notices include subjects for May 8 including Tummel and Cromarty The Master and his friends Childrens address A Rich Poor Man Roblin The Clits of Dover and Wayward Pets children address uncertain items and topics listed for the day
The Salvation Army urges supporters to give sympathetic support this month for the annual self dental campaign and social work needs. Meetings this week include Thursday at 8 pm, Sunday 11 am, Holloness meeting 3 pm, Y P Company 7 80 pm, and a Great Salvation meeting. All welcome.
Premier Ferguson announced plans to create an industrial research institution with a 2,000,000 endowment to solve scientific problems in production and processes for Canadian industries. Dr. F T Wahlen urged more seed production during a Maritimes tour, noting hardiness and market potential in northern U S states.
C F Tennefoss a Swedish sea captain was rushed by seaplane from Mission City to the Vancouver outer wharf to catch the Empress of Canada for the Orient. The Fraser River landing placed the craft within reach of the depot as the journey proceeded.
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