Municipal Doings Minute Book Lets Taxes and Road Funds
Meeting called to order with Reve Hogers and councillors present. Minutes read and carried. A tax rebate of 21.60 approved for N. W. Quarter. Secretary instructed to write the municipal solicitor re cemetery titles. Payment for gopher and barn rat tallies approved. Councillors set annual road-work allowances by ward. Various small accounts ordered paid. Indemnity received. meeting adjourned.
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Reve Hogers
Kines
Thompson
Sorochuk
Curie
G Rreen
Burrows Lumb
R Co
Roblin Review
Dr Coppinger
St Boniface Hospital
Whretern Municipal News
Previncial Board of Health
se—Sorochuk
Essays on Tuberculosis for Goose Lake pupils
A pupil essay explains tuberculosis as a lung and abdominal germ that can affect bones and the brain. It notes transmission via contaminated milk and lists symptoms such as cough and fatigue. Prevention emphasizes fresh air sunshine wholesome food rest and sleeping near open windows or balconies.
Tuberculosis Health Advice Note for Readers
The article explains tuberculosis spread via shared handkerchiefs and outlines signs like a dry cough. It notes TB can affect lungs and other areas, warns against speaking when throat infection occurs, and mentions sunlight exposure as ineffective in killing germs.
Roblin W.1 May meeting supports child aid program
The Roblin W.1 met May 15 in the church for a discussion on aiding a child project. The gathering approved continuing past support and planned committees for the annual Bastar. A gardening papers program featured Mrs. Sirett on flower gardens and Mr. Skinner on perennials. Mrs. Lawrence spoke on strawberry culture for the season. The June meeting will be at Mrs. Coppinger’s home with reports from District and Provincial Conventions.
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Roblin W.1
Sirett
Manitoba
Skinner
Lawrence
Coppinger
Where amy garden, do ea Sate It's safe from rain and frost sid fog
A poem-like note questions garden care and seed planting, contrasting rich harvests in a seedman's catalogue with the weed problem caused by a mysterious "man with a hoe." It hints at seed selection, weather, and cultivation challenges.
Advertising and news demand shape the daily paper
The article argues newspapers meet constant public needs for information and advertising, noting the medium’s closeness to readers. It cites Manitoba mineral districts with unprospected potential in The Pas and quotes W. B. Robb on mixed farming growth. Vancouver grain outlook predicts 15 million bushels to ship via a port now third in North America.
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Vancouver
Eason
North American
New York
Montera
Local notices and events in Roblin area
Mrs Merrell receiving summer hats. Mrs Servisa visits from Warman Sask. Wm Clark from Bield district loses home to fire. Dr O Grady away Thursdays and Fridays in summer. Mr Geo Speers leaves for Winnipeg for Khartum temple meeting. Mr Cross Ward, formerly of Deepdale, drowned at Vancouver. Mrs Livingstone and son David return from Winnipeg after two operations. Shellmouth Dramatic Society presents Civil Service May 24 in Roblin Assembly Hall at 8 15 Adults 50c Children 26c. Ratepayers meeting June 7 1974 at Empire Theatre Roblin 7 p.m. Noxious Weed discussion requested by Farmers Union. Empire Day May 25 Grandview celebration with Boy Scouts and Cubs parade 6 p.m. wreaths at War Memorial. Special church services 7 p.m.
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The
Shellmouth Dramatic Society
Civil Service
Assembly Hall
Roblin
Empire Theatre
Farmers Union
Sheil River
Treas
Grandview
Baden Powell's
Boy Scouts
Morronville
Gilbert Plaing
Dauphin
Gw.v.a. 10
DE Aqoof Abekahs
Trail Rangers
Rupert's Avenue
Union Church announces monthly baptism and services
The Union Church led by Rev. Robert Harvey MA BD holds baptismal services on the last Sunday of each month. Topics for Sunday next include Tummel and Cromarty with a children’s address. Union Sunday School moves to 11 am starting next Sunday.
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the Union Church
Robert Harvey
M.A
Robby
The Muezzin and calls to worship on the Lord's Day
The article defines the Muezzin as a Mohammedan mosque official who proclaims prayer times and prays toward Mecca. It urges heed of the call on Sunday, rejects joy riding, notes Alberta forest fires suspected incendiary origin, mentions approval of CNR branch construction by Ottawa, and comments that scrub cows take less time to milk.
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Muezzin
Mecca
Heard About Town in The Review
Town notes tease editor’s rare day off while merchants stock fur coats and Wells keeps Percolator brewing. Cars, coal, and cold weather loom as locals share playful jabs at sports, dogs, and a Inglis dance, with hints of unreported items due to limited staff.
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Review
Ime
Harold Wells
The Cradle McBride On Saturday May 11 a daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs R McBride on Saturday May 11. The birth notice records a new addition to the family and identifies the parents in a concise society brief.
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McBride
R McBride
Found Breast Plate Near J Dixon's Coffin Route
A breast plate was found on the road passing J Dixon's, may belong to the owner. Call at the Review office to identify or reclaim.
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J Dixon's
For Sale Seed Potatoes T5e A Bag In Roblin Store
For sale seed potatoes priced at five shillings per bag at Mr Schrieber's Store in Roblin Manitoba. Also wanted a touring car in good condition and cash payment offered. Apply box 40 Roblin Man.
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Mr Schrieber
Roblin
Man
BIELD LOCALS Hints of change as residents move and recover
The gravel train crew arrived this week and are operating at the pit. W Snowden went to Winnipeg to appear before the medical board. Mr Miller and family moved into the country last week leaving another vacant house. Mrs George Stenhouse was on the sick list but is around again. A disease has broken out among district horses. George Wasalynchick has lost three so far. Mrs A Chisholm arrived home from Winnipeg. Mr Chisholm reopened his store to serve the community. Some farmers complain of dry weather yet practical farmers say there is enough moisture for rapid growth.
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Stubbs
Scott
Westwood
Rowley
George Stenhouse
George Wasalynchick
A Chisholm
Winnpseg
Togo Locals Share Visits Deaths And Community Events
Togo residents note visits from Jas McEwen and Thomas Martin while Beth Thomson Rosie Taylor and H Craven Jay Dimit visit Kanonck and others attend Deepdale. Union Church finances praised after annual meeting. death of John Peters reported from Goodland Minnesota. Gertrude Charles funeral at Union Cemetery. Five act play Un Acquainted With Work or Married in Thirty Days at Davis Hall Friday night with baseball club sponsorship followed by a dance admission 50c and 25e for the dance.
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Beth Thomson
Rosie Taylor
Messrs. H. Craven
Jay Dimit
Kanonck Jast
Togo Dramatic Society
Davis Hall
Baseball Club
Silverwood Guests and Local Farming Union Meeting
Mrs B M Hart stays with parents Mr and Mrs H Horsnell in Silverwood. The Farmer's Union held a successful school meeting on Wednesday and plans monthly summer gatherings. Mr Charbonneau returns after a serious accident where a seed drill wagon wheels ran over his hips but caused no broken bones. Miss Annie Pearson visited sister Mr L Thompson last Sunday.
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Farmer's Union
Community News From Grand Narrows District
Grand Narrows notes report visits by F Y Newton and Mr A Willamson to Mr and Mrs H Wilson. U.E.M. held its June meeting with a new member welcomed. Mrs Cruise passes away in Lancahire aged resident for years. Mothers Sunday service curtailed by cold. five new members joined Holy Communion. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Travis on their son John Theodore’s death at Dauphin Hospital. U.F.M. Women plan nurse visit from Winnipeg July 26 for two and a half days of first aid and home nursing lectures.
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Cruise
Lancahire
Mogland
Mr. Cruise
Old Country
Jones
U.F.M
Winnipeg
Sanatorium Construction Begins in Shetton Province
New provincial sanatorium project costing 460000 has started near Shetton. About 100 men will find work as the building progresses. Winnipeg dealers plan a 10000 wild horses roundup across Alberta next week, the largest in the province to date. A Canadian migration policy aims to bring settlers from Britain, with government support and reduced transport costs.
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Shetton
Winnipeg
Alberta
Calgary
Canada
Dian National R
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Servisa
Warman, Sask
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Wm. Clark
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Dr O'Grady
Geo Speers
Khartum Temple of the Mystic Shrine
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Deepdale
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Ottawa
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Davy Mitchell
Inglis
Bield Locals
W Snowden
Mr. Howell
Game Guardian
Bied
Dr._ O'Grady
Jas. McEwen
Thomas Martin
Sheha, Sask
George Lee
H. F. Vicq
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Goodland
Minnesota
John Peters
J. W. Eddy
Gertrude
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P. Jones
Union Cemetery
Silverwood
B M. Hart
Mrs H. Horsnell
Grand Narrows
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A. Willamson
H. Wilson
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E. H. Johnson
the Bonnet Shop
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