Farmers Union Convention. Roblin to Convene June Sth
The annual Farmers Union Locos convention gathers at Roblin with morning and afternoon sessions for business. Monetary Reform talk is offered in the late afternoon. C H Burnell, president of the Manhobe Wheat Fool, will address the evening gathering in the school auditorium.
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Farmers Union Locos
Roblin
C. H. Burnell
Man- Hobe Wheat Fool
Flep
Frasher
F.U.O.C
Roblin Ladies Aid Thanks Community For Biennial Bazaar
Roblin locals note the Roblin Union Ladies Aid expresses gratitude to all who aided the recent bazaar. Entries highlight Mrs. John Smale's Edmonton visit, an eye specialist event at Mitchells Drug Store, a death of Norman Williamson aged two and a half in Roblin, and a Nutrition Lecture by Miss Jillis hosted by the Roblin WI focusing on foods for a balanced diet and the relation to health.
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Jillis
Roblin Wil
Miss Hiltz
Miss. Hills
W.I
Joseph Patton
Patton
Roblin
Boc
Merridale
Church News and Graduation Plans Set for June 21
Sunday services include West Tummel and Cromarty-A Romana. Children address topics The Silver Vein and The Chinese Gift. Roblin Cynic or SaintChildren's address planned. High school graduation service for spring finishes planned for next month, likely June 21.
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Cromarty
Roblin
Anglican Church Service Schedule May Twenty Fourth
Anglican church announces Sunday services on May 24 with morning service at 10 am and evening service at 7 pm.
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Aim
Card of Thanks from the Fisher Family
Mr. Alex Fisher and family express gratitude to all who extended sympathy after the recent death of Mrs Fisher. The card thanks those who offered kind words, deeds, and prayers during their bereavement.
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Alex Fisher
Desire
Mrs Fisher
Management of the Dairy Bull in Herd Breeding
A scholarly note by Prof J M Brown stresses purebred sires with strong milking traits, noting old proven bulls can outperform young ones. It warns against exposing bulls to the herd, highlights confinement and feeding for virility, and covers sanitation with iodine solutions to prevent genital infections.
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J. M. Brown
M.A C
Fourth Annual Tour to the Pacific Coast
Special train from Winnipeg via Canadian National Railways. Entertainment provided for it. Various sights of interest en route.
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Winnipeg
Candian National Railways
Personally Conducted Tours To Pacific Coast Via Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways offers its fourth summerly personally conducted tour leaving Winnipeg July 11 with a sleeping car train and dining car. The journey ends with a 560 mile cruise through the Inside Passage to Vancouver aboard a steamship. Victoria return options available at no extra cost.
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Europe
Canadian National Railways
Pacific Coast
Prince Rupert
Winnipeg
Whic Point
Williamson family thanks relatives for sympathy and flowers
Mr and Mrs Williamson and family express heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for the sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement.
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Mes
Williamson
Local society notes and community events roundup
Mrs T McLean returns from Winnipeg and visitors call in town. Miss Hurke of Winnipeg visits Miss Deatrice Appel while Mr Lean travels to Swift Current. Trinity College’s Mr Madeley leads Anglican services here. Union Church meeting held with Rev Weaver presiding. Pollyanna Club to host cake and apron sale May 28 in the old post room with tea and ice cream served. Frank Finch and Dr Leach depart for Qu Appelle Sanitarium seeking recovery. Mrs Englis and Dorothy depart for England. Mrs Wardell to accompany them. Togo Sports Day advertised with Black Faced Fun Makers in Davis Hall and a post-concert dance for baseball funds. Liberal Convention at Kamsack well attended. Girls Club pallbearers at cemetery pay floral tributes. community offers deepest sympathy to Mr and Mrs Curle.
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Togo
Roblin
Davis Klall
Sailie
Cava
Curle
Community notes from Roblin area and sad death of Sadie Curle
Mrs Davis visits Roblin with Mr and Mrs Sneddont as local men practise baseball ahead of league games. Rev Robert Harvey from Roblin attends Sunday services and meets with Union Church Board. The town mourns Sarah Helen Sadie Curle, thirteen, daughter of Fred and Curte, who died after appendicitis and peritonitis complications. funeral held May 14 at home led by Rev W J Rayner.
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Robert Harvey
Roblin
W. J. Rayner
Rey Harvey
Union Church
Sarah Helen
Sadie) Curle
Fred C. Curte
Oal
Makaroff
Mr' Pegg
Qider
Merridatf Seeding Progress and Local Moves
Merridatf Seeding is processing favorably with notes on community activity. George Charman paid a hurried call to Merridale, Mrs Kelly Cockerill and Mes Sanders left for Calgary, and Cunniffee Bros transported cattle to Winnipeg. Van service at Consolidated school here ceased for finance reasons, leaving pupils to walk up to four miles.
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George Charman
Merridale
Mrs. Kelly Cockerill
Mes Sanders
Calgary
Tummel WYM.S Met At Inglis Home In May
The WYM.S. met at the home of Mrs W J Inglis on Thursday May Th with a large attendance. A busy afternoon at the cemetery on Tuesday May Sth saw many gather to help Mr Prank Skinner of Dropmore plant cherubs and flowers. Thanks were given to Mr Skinner for his kindness in giving and showing depth to point and arrange them.
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Wym.s
W. J. Inglis
Prank Skinner of
Dropmore
Skinner
Cromarty Bazaar and Meetings Planned in May and June
The Cromarty G. Y. will hold a store bazaar near Dynep Bros. on Saturday May 30 with ten cent coffee and opening from 2 to 9. Cromarty W. I. met at Mrs C Chapman's home with a good turnout and a reading. On June 4 at Mrs B L Thompson's, from 4 pm onward, members will display wares, enjoy a light luncheon under a cafeteria plan, and there will be a booth for fresh farm products and miscellaneous articles plus a fish pond and a drip through the tent of dressies.
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Hsis
Cromarty C.G. 1
Dynep Bros
Cromarty W
C. Chapman
G. W. ‘ApMan
Cromarty
BL Thompsod
Ant
Fis Pont
In Memory of Sadie Curis Mae 14 Memoriam
Memory poem honoring Sadie Curis age fourteen. It praises her brief life, her efforts, and her memory. The verse expresses sorrow, affection, and a wish that her memory remains green as spoken by loved ones.
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Sadie Curis
Mae
Prize Crossword Puzzle Entry Rules and Diagram Notes
Prize crossword puzzle entry costs ten cents to cover prizes. Entries must be in one hand by noon Wednesday after the issue date. Early solutions have no advantage. Each entry must include the diagram from the Review. Solve on paper with pencil only. Send to Crossword Roblin Review Roblin Manitoba with name address and date.
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Roblin
Manitoba
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Farmers Union
Roblin Union Ladies Aid
F. W. Smale
Kenora, Ont
Chas. A. Grubb
Mitchell's Drug Store
John Smale
Edmonton
C. BP. Old
Nelson Robertson
Puszle
Norman
Edward Williamson
Tyne
Tummel
the United Church
Anglican Church
T. ¥. McLean
Miss Hurke
Deatrice Appel
Messrs
Donald and
Thomas MrLean
Swift Current, Sask
Express
Mr. Madeley
Trinity College
Toronto
1. J. Bowley
Wm. Davis
Walter Belcher
Salvation Army Hate
Davis Hall
Larned
Weaver
Pollyanna Club
Frank Finch
Dr. Leach
Qu Appele
Frank
Engils
Dorothy
England
Wardell
Kamsack
Dunning
Au Faves
Mrs. Davis
Mr. and
Mrs Sneddont
Sustie
Flere
Merridatf
Cunniffee Bros
Wiannipeg
Loth
Nik
Prince of Wales
Goa
Ever Bain
Soheavehby Boty Wooa Path
Perthiniiss
Tay Cate
France
Politea
Heveriwe
Wenn Develert
Og Wianan
Izo
McDonald Kiddies
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