Roblin Village By law closes shops Thursday afternoons
The 1926 Roblin Manitoba by law orders village shops closed each Thursday afternoon from May through August, with specific definitions for shop categories including tobacco, newsagent, hotel, victualling houses and permitted food sales. Penalties include fines from 10 to 350 dollars, costs, and possible imprisonment up to 21 days for non payment, enforcement from the date of final passage May 16 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Wes & Ptison
Tovacée
Vigors
Cigrenes
Suvirness
Dauphin
Province of
Manitoba
John Hill
Diphtheria Immunization Promoted by Canadian Medical Association
The Canadian Medical Association explains diphtheria immunization using diphtheria toxoid or antitoxin to stimulate protection before illness. Immunization requires weeks for immunity, offering protection and preventing death and suffering. Families are urged to consult their physician for child immunization and letters answered at 184 College Street, Toronto.
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Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
The Town Beautiful and Civic Pride
An essay on beauty as a civic duty urging residents to keep their city orderly and clean. It argues beauty begins at home, with clean streets, healthy living, and a shared commitment to a vibrant, livable community for children and all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusaem
The Loan of a Paper Manitoba Farm Characters
A fragmented Manitoba rural narrative contrasts two farmers Goodhead and Bertone. Goodhead shares seed wheat and help with strangers while Bertone hoards money, borrows gear, and dreams of retiring to wealth. The piece explores land diversity, farm practices, and aspirational plans, ending with a cliffhanger.
Roblin Notes Show Local Events And Elections
Roblin locals report visits from Mrs C C Mitchel and Miss Vernice Newton while Gilbert Plains electors approve beer 168 to 92. An L O B A tea, an auction sale at Mr Howe’s, and fencing advice from Roblin Hardware appear amid obituaries and a summer half holiday plan for businesses starting May 24. Alice Muse travels to Toronto for Dominion ceremonial finals with gifts from Wheat Pool, Rotary and Women’s Canadian Club.
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Alice
Muse
Winnipeg
Toronto
Miss Muse
T. Eaton Company
Wheat Pool
A.f.wim
Eaton Company
Robert Lough
Russell- Lang Company
C. H Burnell
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Mabel Finch
Women
Canadian Club
Rotary Club
United Farmers of Manitoba
Stop Sign Law Enacted in Saskatchewan Rail Crossings
Saskatchewan enacts a new law requiring full stops at all railway crossings including those with signals or stop signs. Public vehicles carrying passengers must stop at crossings. Officials urge compliance to reduce fatalities and educate motorists despite enforcement challenges in rural areas.
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Saskatchewan
Church Notices for Sunday Service May 29
The bulletin lists Sunday topics including Tummel and Cromarty the Pith of the Gospel and a children’s address. Prizes from Bible exams in public schools will be presented at evening service. The Rev J C Cameron of Regina visits to speak on Some Problems in the Present Day at 8 pm in the United Church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel
Cromarty
Childrens
Christ Jesus
Social Service Council of Canada
J. C. Cameron
Regina
Cameron
United Church
Herhlore
Traveling residents and a funeral notice in Togo district
Mr Herb Brown motored to Fox Warren on Friday. Mrs W Simpson of Kamsack visited town this week. Messrs Berge and Geo Lee went to Saskatoon last week. Alfred Cottrell visited Winnipeg for a few days. Olson and Dr Leach were at Kamsack on business Friday. Richard Topham and wife motor to Kamanck Sunday. Dr Andrew Tripp of Dauphin visited Tuesday. Mrs Alma Greenizan died in Winnipeg Monday. She lived in Togo years ago. Funeral held from Hed Church Thursday afternoon with Rev M Connell officiating. Interment in Linin cemetery. Survived by four sons and two daughters C McDonald and Mrs Earl Snedden share community sympathy.
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Cane Elizabeth Howell
John T. Howell
E. Prior
George Watson
Hannah
Ella
Bruce
Rev. B. Smith
Tummel
Alma Greenizan
Winnipeg
Greenizan
Togo
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs C Robinson
Mr and Mrs C Robinson thank friends for kindness after their bereavement and for the many tributes and letters of sympathy received.
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C Robinson
Bereavement Thanks From Portage Portage Families
Mr James Rae and families of Portage la Prairie Manitoba with Mr and Mrs C W Walter and family thank friends for kindness after their recent bereavement and for floral tributes from the Sherwood Union Church Ladies Aid in Carman Manitoba.
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James Rae
C. W. Walter
Portage la Prairie
G L Robinson
Carman
Man
Sherwood Union Church Ladies Aid
In Loving Memory Sadie and Fredella
Poignant remembrance from a father mother and sister for two girls named Sadie and Fredella. Wreaths are mentioned as part of the memorial gesture with the note that nothing can take away loving memories kept close in heart.
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Carle
Sadie
Fredella
Manitoba Takes Third in Toronto Oratorical Contest
Late edition notes Manitoba placed third in the Ontario British Columbia Manitoba oratorical contest held in Toronto with results relayed by Mrs C D G Barber. Ontario won first, British Columbia second, Manitoba third.
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Manitoba
C D G Barber
Toronto
Ontario
British Columbia
Druggist Retail License Application in Roblin Manitoba
Irwin L. Mitchell of Roblin Manitoba applies to the Government Liquor Control Commission for a Druggist's Retail license at Lot 4 Block 4 Main Street Manitoba. Objections may be filed within ten days after the last issue of The Manitoba Gazette or a paper carrying this notice.
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Liquor Control Commission
Irwin L. Mitchell
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
Government Liquor Control Commission
Main Street
Winnipeg
Government Liquor Control Act
Manitoba Gazette
Commission
Roblins
Green Mountain potatoes win prize at Stoblin Fair 1927
W A Smith of Roblin reports the Green Mountain potatoes sold at the Stoblin Fair achieved a prize value of 31.00 per bushel.
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Green Mountain
W. A Smith
Roblin
For Sale Annuals and Vegetables in Neepawa
For sale a annuals and vegetables list including tomatoes vinery peppers and flowers such as petunias snapdragons verbenas caladiums and more. Prices shown from 25 cents per dozen to 1.14 dollars postpaid. Contact A Ashby Neepawa Manitoba.
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Vinery Lee
Scklins
Sale notices and town health warning in Roblin
Multiple classified ads list sale items in Roblin including potatoes at 1.00 per 90 pound bag and various household goods and furniture. A health notice under the Manitoba Health Act requires residents to clean back yards and remove refuse within 20 weeks, warning of possible prosecution.
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Gaman Keay
Roblin
Victor Drach
Stoblin
For Sale Foxes by Bailey in Russell
Having decided to return to the city to live I will dispose of my registered Silver Black Foxes at a great bargain. T. W. Bailey Russell phone 246-26.
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T. W. Bailey
Russell
Village of Roblin Dog License Notice
All dog licenses must be paid to Melville Watson or John Hill See Treas on or before the 19th day of May 1928 by order of the Village Council. Dogs 2.00 Bitches 5.00 John Hill Sec Treas
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Roblin
Melville Watson
John Hill See- Treas
John Hill
Sec
Treas
War Memorial Committee to Hold Public Meeting Friday
A public meeting of the War Memorial Committee will be held in the '.0.0.F hall on Friday May 18 at 4 PM. A detailed report will be given and permanent trustees for the memorial appointed. Everybody welcome. Dr. Drach, Secretary. Also listed are a fountain pen for sale and several local farm items including an Economy Range for sale, five cows for sale, with contact details provided.
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L.O.B.A
Mr. Jambkin
Wm Howe
War Memorial Committee
Dr. Drach
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Health Service
The
A. McMillan
A.L
J. H. Poyser
Goodhead
Bertone Ie
California
Hall
Grange
Midlands
John
C C Mitchel
Islay Albt
Vernice Newton
Gilbert Plains
Roblin Hardware Co
Robert Harvey
Reston Man
United Church News
M.A. B.D
the Isles of Scilly
Togo News
Herb Brown
Foxwarren
Messrs.r. Berge
Geo Lee
Saskatoon
Alfred Cottrell
Mr Olson
Dr Leach
Kamsaack
Richard Topham
Kamanck
Andrew Tripp
Memoriam
A. Ashby
Neepawa
A. McNeu
Ldluarge
Brunswick Phenograph
Oxford Fittinge
W. H. Howe
Waterman
C.K
Jash Adams
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