Referendum on Govern ment Liquor Central Bill set for June 28
The article explains election rules for Manitoba rural and urban districts for the 1922 referendum on liquor centralization. It notes people not on lists can vote by appearing with a qualified elector and filing a declaration, with court of revision procedures to add names. It emphasizes broad participation to express the peoples will on the liquor issue.
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Winnibeg
Manitobas
Court of Revision
Trade At Home Keeps Communities Strong
Communities grow in proportion to local support as residents trade at home. Home merchants offer honest value and rely on community prices, while out of town sellers aim for quick sales and may not return to serve buyers. Keeping money local preserves goodwill and economic stability for the town.
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Roblin
Hoffie
Swiec
Hoame
Better Not Say It On News Travels Faster Than God
A reflective note on rumors and the harm of gossip. It urges restraint in sharing news about neighbors, warning that even innocent statements can grow distortions and cause harm. The piece advocates charity, restraint, and thinking before speaking.
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Tre
Milk production aims to boost Canada's dairy efficiency
The Dominion Department of Agriculture urges better herd sires to raise Canada's milk yield per cow to compete with Holland, Switzerland, and Denmark. With Canada under 4,000 pounds per cow, officials call for improved breeding, efficient feeding, and culling of low producers to lift profits.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Isbor
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
When to Plough the Sumee Fallow
Experimental Farm notes from Brandon show ten year yields for summer fallowed wheat. May 15 ploughing gave highest average yield, followed by June 1 and July 15, with May best for compatibility with seeding. Early ploughing reduces weed moisture loss and seed spread, while late ploughing wastes moisture and is harder.
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Brandon
Mothers Day in Roblin Observed at Sunday School and Church
Women and families gathered in Roblin for Mothers Day with a 260 attendance at Sunday School and a full-capacity church service. The program featured fine music by the choir, solos by Miss Helen Old and Mrs. Yeo, recitations, and an address on What we owe our Mothers by J. E. McNeill. Rev LD. M. McLachlan announced a series of referendum talks across the district.
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Helen Old
Yeo
J. E. McNeill
LD. M. McLachlan
Winnipeg
Toronto
Bield
Makaroff
Tummell
Deepslate
Roblin
Mr. McLachlan
Roblin Local Notices and Community Events
Stan, Hardy and Cart Forfar left for Minneapolis on Monday. Mrs L. 2B. Russell returned home from Vrden on Tuesday. Mr J. E. Baine was a business visitor in Winnipeg during the week. The church auditorium, renovated by F. Lafontaine, was reported. Tom Sing moved his laundry to 2nd Ave beside Madilla. Mrs Forfar hosts crochet and knitting sale on 2nd Ave Saturday afternoon May 19. Sunday School starts 11 next Sunday. Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No 41 bazaar and tea May 26 in 1.C.C.F. Hall. A. M. Browne renews acquaintances in town. Mrs E. H. Johnson of Winnipeg displays summer millinery in Standish store May 6 and 7. Church of England service May 20 at 2 a.m. and every other Sunday in summer. Evangeline Rebekah Lodge special meeting May 29 for bazaar arrangements. Jack Helton returned home with an inflamed eye and then went to Winnipeg for a specialist.
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Stan, Hardy
Cart Forfar
Minneapolis
Russell
Vrden
J. E. Baine
Winnipeg
Church Way
F. Lafontaine
Tom Sing
Madilla
A. M. Browne
Union Bank
Birtle
E. H. Johnson
Standish
Roblin Union Church
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No 41
Bield Locals Report House Move and Local News
Ed Brown has moved into Carl Williamson’s house temporarily. Farmers report favorable weather allowing rapid seed planting. H Jaasund has recovered from sore eyes. Melvin Olson left for Sturgis South Dakota to run a garage for his brother in law. A baby girl was born May 5 at the home of Mr and Mrs A Jira. Farmers Union anticipated as a strong factor this fall. Arbor Day tree and flower bed planting beautified the school grounds.
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Ed Brown
Carl Williamson
H. Jaasund
Melvin Olson
Sturgis
Susk
Stork
A. Jira
Merridale notes progress and losses in district
Merridale Seding advances with favorable progress as Cockerill's mill reports another steady run. Local notes mention Mr H Goldsack visiting Roblin, Mr N Douse’s weekend with friends, and Mr 8 Lywak filling a school board vacancy. The community mourns Mrs Pawnsuk after a brief illness while sympathy goes to her husband and family. Farmers continue to depart as Mr F Staybo plans to leave soon, with Staybo and wife leaving good wishes from neighbors.
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Mr. H. Goldsack
Roblin
Mr. N. Douse
8. Lywak
Merridale
F. Staybo
Mr. Staybo
Mrs. Staybe
Deepdale Service to feature Roy McLachlan speaker
Next Sunday at 2.40 Roy McLachlan of Toronto will address the Deepdale community. Mothers Day crowd praised the hall program with solos by H Powell D Jolliffe Mr Roberts and the choir singing Home Sweet Home. Flowers adorned the event and Mrs Embleton, the oldest mother present, received a white flower.
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Roy McLachlan
Toronto
H. Powell
D. Jolliffe
Mr. Roberts
Mrs. Embleton
Sunny Slope News Briefs Spark New Beginnings
Sunny Slope reports a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Bodther. EL Thompson and his wife Mrs Thompson return from Winnipeg after their wedding. Alex Donaldson, head of the symphony, opened the season with his first engagement. Mrs Heels has returned to Minneapolis and her son Lonnie has returned to school.
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Alex Donaldson
Alex
Roblin Manitoba Auction Pros Offer Saturday Consults
R F Standish Roblin and Simpson McGirr Katz Barristers in Dauphin Manitoba announce consultations with client MAJOR J W Muse M C in Roblin every Saturday. Licensed auctions or sales are conducted across Manitoba with correspondence directed to J W Muse or W J Westwood in Roblin Manitoba.
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Simpson McGirr & Katz Barristers
Dauphin
Manitoba
Katz
Roblin
J. W. Muse
M. C
J.W. Muse
W. J. Westwood Roblin
Man
Notice to Creditors Johns Kennedy and Pear son Executors
Notice to creditors for the estate of Mary Kenedy of the Mes tetami cnalty Shell River Manitoba. All claims must be sent to the undersigned at Dauphin Manitoba or to Banks & Stewart Kamsack Saskatchewan by June 15 1995. Dated Dauphin Manitoba May 7 1923. Bowman McFadden Caldwell Ramsden solicitors for John Kennedy Peter Kennedy and Robert Pearson executors.
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Mary Kenedy
Mestetami Cnalty Shell
Manitoba
Winy
Dauphin
Messrs Banks & Stewart
Kamsack
Saskatchewan
For Sale A Grey Wicker Go Cart At Nine Dollars
A grey wicker go cart is offered for sale at nine dollars. Interested parties may apply to Mrs. Gyles in Roblin for contact details and pickup arrangements.
The Face at the Window Anglian Church Play Night
In aid of Roblin Anglican Church the W A of Grandview Anglican Church presents a play with admission adults and children 30 cents call for date details war tax included proceeds go to church fund cast and show details are listed as readable fragments
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Roblin
W.A
Grandview Anglican Church
LILIAN STANHOPE NEAR DINAH RELATIONS MENTIONED
A brief notice references Lillian Stanhope and her niece Dinah in connection with W. J. Blackhall, listing a domestic named Dinah and a family context involving Stanhope. The item notes a domestic worker named Dinah in a family setting tied to Blackhall.
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Lilian Stanhope
Dinah
New School Programme Opens With Scene Stories
Thursday May 24 at Assembly Hall the New School presents a long programme starting at 8 p.m. Synopsis lists Act I scenes including The unprotected home and The secret of a life, with plots of burglary and rescue. Act II and III feature rekindled romances, robberies, mistaken identities, and a dramatic climactic fight on rocks. The finale promises a reforming verdict and a happy ending.
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Assembly Hall
Res
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2Nd Ave
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Bield Locals
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Deepdale
Bodther
EL. T. Thompson
H. T. Thompson
Miss Bailey
R. F. Standish
Notary Public
Westwood Block Roblin
H. Coppinger
Shell River Hillsburg
Roblin, Man
R. F. Painter
Togo
A. Smith
Hudson Bay Co
C.N.R
Chas. A. Grobb
Mitchell
Reblia
Ae Ben
Diesel
Standish’s Store
Roblin Ste
P.O
Reginald Spofford
New York
L. C. Richardson
Chester LA Grange
Bill
Mose Johnson
Geo, Custance
Henry Swartwood
Ace
Phillips Vera Stanley
H.C. Wilson
Spofford
Reginald
Gladys Custanee
Mes
C. V. Harrison
Hume
W. J. Blackhall
God Save the King
Union Bank OF Canada
C. P. Old
A. F. Fairman
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