Quinquennial Census of Agricultural Survey Instructions
The document outlines the quinquennial census of agriculture procedures detailingJune 1 enumeration, farm ownership, farm size, produced agricultural products in 1935 and 1936, farm labor, equipment, mortgage debt, and farm expenses. It specifies reporting responsibilities for individual farmers, farm operators, and co operatives, with data on land, stock, and cooperative marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dpergona
Sterest
Twin colts born on farm of Mr Foo Bice May 11
Two twin colts arrived at the farm of Mr Foo Bice on Saturday May 11, with 49 foals reportedly surviving. the animals are described as strong despite rare and challenging care.
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Foo Bice
Frank Pagniston
Mrs Lambekin Passes After Long Illness
Mrs Lambekin, aged about 66, died Monday after a long illness. Born in Owen Bound Ons, she moved to Robin with her husband thirty three years ago and became active in church women’s circles. Survived by husband, two daughters, one son, five sisters and three brothers. Funeral held at United Church with Rev. C Metchert officiating. interment in Retin cemetery.
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John Lembién
Mrv Lawsbiin
Margens Mile
Owen Bound Ons
Teo
West
Bemont
Jean Bhes
Whittam Buried Saturday in Canadian Farm Family
The funeral of Al L J Whitam was held Friday afternoon near town with Rev. L S Nah officiating. Born in Manchester in 1476, he came to Canada in 1498, farmed near Rustedl and Aasens, then lived south of Grandview and for 25 years in Rottin dtaily. He married Winifred Gil on September 26, 1908. survivors include Mrs Henry Gil and others. Interment was in Robiin cemetery with several pallbearers listed.
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al. L. JL
Rev
LS Nah
Udeert Pas
Whitwin Wen
Manchester
England
Canada
Ppl
Gmandview
Winaifred Likian GM
Henry Gil
Magsrg A. T Kines
Heming Weomain
Amir Edwardy
Robt
Hartimier
Fred McDuffee
Maicube Robiin
Census Takers Appointed in Dauphin Western District
Census officials appointed to direct the Dauphin Western section with the Prairie Provinces census starting June 191 eld. Appointment listed by Commissioner E. A. Marorott of Dauphin and includes R Rae Y McLaren John Arnott Leon Joins Ivson Mcfachale A J McKnight Tie Boiken Ted Pavinko Nick Burla Hen Jaasund John Robertson Ford Rierdsen and Ward Fraser.
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Thoge
Dauphin
Prairie Provinces
Ton
Commeluner
E. A.marorott
R. Rae
Y McLaren
Arnott
Leon
Mc Fachale
A. J. McKnight
Tie Boiken
Ted Pavinko
Nick Burla
Hen Jaasund
John Robertson
Ford Rierdsen
Ward Fraser
Hillcrest Advances to Season Opener Victory 4-0
Hillcrest Voluntary defeated the local collegiate team 4-0 in the season opener last Saturday. A single home run highlighted the game while lineups included Heblin, Divan, Smad, Den Spigeimat, Cath, Hoekawaiti, Lyons, Warkentin, Waggerer and others. A return game is set for May Pin at Hiteres.
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Hillcrest Voluntetry
Accgrate
Lebedowich
Mazur
Lupichyk
Sudeko
Kosinski
Fazkowski
Nykolgishin
Ummres
Kines
Gilbert
Hiteres
Local and Personal News From Roblin and District
Local notes report social visits and meetings in Roblin and nearby towns. May 2002 events include church services, presbytery and board of trade gatherings, softball and dance plans, and a renewed push for the all Canadian circle tour proposal by the Parks Highway Association with delegates from prairie provinces and British Columbia.
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Saskatoon
Jasper
Nessomal Parks
Praiie
Prien Columbia
C H. Grant, KC
Edmonton
A. H Stark
Dauphin
Frank Barnhouse
C. D. Bates
Mother's Day program at Mrz Velin home
A well attended event featured music and Mother’s Day selections under Mrs. Gawhey’s convenorship. Mrs. Jas. Topham gave a paper, with flowers and shrubs arranged. Mrs. S. King announced her province convention delegate role and the next meeting was planned at Teomacum, Lople.
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Mrz. Velin
Gawhey
Jas. Topham
S. King
Baskatoun
Pice
Teomacum
Progradeur
Eeconomics
Moblin Baseball Club Elect Officers
Moblin Baseball Club held no annual meeting in Mr J Hails offices last Wednesday with a large attendance. Sir Estrød chaired. the Chance report showed a balance carried from last year's column. Officers elected: Pres A G Glemer, Bee. Treas Thos Kelso. Manager Win Hormsby. Cap rains to be chosen later. practice held several nights, team expected to be ready for opening game.
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Glemer
Bee
Thos Kelso
Win Hormsby
Local Visitors and Weekend Travels Reported
Deepdale residents and guests are noted visiting friends and relatives. Mr Ted oo Buudas hte visited fienda here Mr Ciau with Argent spending a few days in Waumpeg last week. Pewson and family Sigence in Deepdale. Mr Joe Ward left for Cutknife Sask Ast Weet where he found employment. Mr and Mrs Harry Balance of Crotaar spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Geo Gardner. Mrs Trickett has left for Tu S afiere for an extended visit with their son Hawy.
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Ciau. Argent
Waumpeg
Joe Ward
Cutknife
Harry Balance
Crotaar
Geo Gardner
Makaroff Ladies AA Hold May Meeting at Grand
Miss Eliane McGinnis led the Makaroff Ladies AA at a May 14 gathering at Grand in a well attended event. A dunchy lunch was served and members participated in a Mother and Daughter Banquet related to CGIT Explorers. The program featured a toast to Our Country and a short Mother’s program led by Thelma joining the event.
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Tae Makaroff
CGIT
Gcupa
Crane
Thelma
Community singing exhibition by Explorers and guests
Alusgrave jestler as the Explorers fed in commmunity singing. Miss McLeod sister of the late minister Rey Mr McLeod was the gue speaker whose advoens was greatly appreciated. Appreciation has ex pressed to Miss Mangure Evans of the C.G.LT and Miss Musgrave of the Explorers for their work during the past year. Mrs Curie, former leader, was in hospital. The meeting closed with the C.G.LT song.
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Alusgrave Jestler
Helen Larse
Ghaeses
CGLT
Gale
Miss McLeod
Rey Mr McLeod
Curie
Manitoba Boards of Trade and community progress
The piece argues for active Boards of Trade as vital for towns in Manitoba, noting benefits like ethical business conduct and protection from high pressure sales. It praises provincial associations, urges broad membership, warns against jealousy, and stresses youth guidance amid cynicism and scapegoating.
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Manitoba
Tag Wakng
Purcheyers
Board of Trade
Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade
Wesvern Associated Boards of Trails
Boards of Trades
Tames
Boards of Trade
French on Radio and a Royal Carpet Mystery
The Brandon Sun notes issues about the French language on Canadian radio and the potential growth of non French speakers. It also recaps Ottawa Journal coverage of King George’s lying in state with purple carpet, royal guards, and a vanished carpet piece said to be somewhere since that day, with rumors it was hidden in the U.S.A.
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Tve
Beneaves
Canada
Jessen
Ottawa Journal
George
Westminster Hall
Edward
Tam Td
Etme
U.S.A
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Roblin
Air
J.D
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Air. J. OF. Gre
Grendteen
Mra
Norman McLaren
Winnip
Hany Tarik
Herd Lee
Togs
Handicrag
Soucy
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J .A. Wiliamson
Manchett
Daupsdn Presbytery
Grandview
Makaroff
Nessis
Clarence Wright
G Ebert
Winndpes Tere Business
Itl
Cate
Simpson
Gray
Minnedose, Man
L. J. L Wuaittam
Wiltred Rae
Mykavwon
Mr 2 Rae
Faut Fou
Rev. L
Naw
Ireland
S .H. Cross
L. Cross
G. A. Keir
C. T. Argent
Denpdale
S. H. Cross
Generi Motors
C. Targent
Gary Jones
Rollin Board of Trade
Bet i
Lyric Theatre
Safbatame Wid
Russet
Enue
Wednes Hall
Hollywood Pac. Co
Togo
Thomas Jones
Termie Meaford
Gwen
Hoss Gua
Mune
CNR
M. B
Meyer
Benito
Moblin Baseball Club
Malcolm Black
Spillett
Dauphin, Man
Deepdale
Mr Ted Oo Buudashte
Pewson
Eliane McGinnis
Boissevain Recorder
Plebei
Brandon Sun
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Orly
Taylor's
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Frederic March and
Charles Leughtom —III
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