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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
1
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The annual convention of the Farmers Union will be held with an evening speech by C. H. Burnell president of the Manitoba Wheat Pool and Mr Frass secretary of the F.U.C.C. Community members are urged to attend and cooperate to ensure a successful day.
Mina Irene Craig of Team dominates a pivotal week event, topping rivals with strong performance and securing a clear lead. The result highlights Craig’s rising profile and Team’s competitive stance in the season.
A Canadian Western note praises progress in reducing liabilities and improving credit practices over the past year. It urges citizens to maintain prompt payments and disciplined budgeting to sustain economic growth and attract investments in Western Canada.
The Yucopi Troupe of Venezuelan gymnasts debuts in Canada with the human bridge and Triple Somersault. The Kikutas Japs perform elegant equilibrism while Leumas Troupe offers clean comedy. England’s Spark Plug act and Captain Pickard's trained meals showcase juggling, wire walking, and acrobatics. The Four Giftgn Girls perform a snappy acrobatic dance act and Billy Lorette returns with his wide smile and top comic routines.
Church announces monthly baptismal service on the last Sunday of each month and urges parishioners to notify the minister beforehand. Topics for the upcoming Sunday include subjects for Sunday next.
Roblin residents attended a Dauphin presbytery conference in Ethelbert while locals hosted gatherings and performances. The Roblin Football Club and Roblin Baseball Club announced seasons with officers and practice nights. Empire Day activities at Roblin Consolidated School featured parades, a band, addresses by Mayor Mitchell and MLA P. Y. Newton, and a festive orange banquet.
Dr Andrew Tripp of Dauphin visited Togo last week and Mr Albert Roe of Regina visited his parents here. Art Lee of Arran and James McEwen with R F Painter were in Kamsack on business. Stanley Greenitan and Winnipeg hosts hosted guests Brock Greenian. Several locals, including W O Sweet and G Ross, drove to Pelly on Thursday. Nic Fogo Baseball Club played two games with Runnymede, split results. Delegates Weaver and Gunness attended Winnipeg Methodist Conference, last before Presbyterian union. The Roblin Black Freed Minstrel Show drew a packed Davis Hall to applause. the Roblin Band performed, praised as excellent. Enthusiasm ran high among Roblin friends. calls to return with guests and more acts.
Mr Jackman from Winnipeg visited old friends Mr and Mrs A C Menaght in Grandview on Sunday. The Board of Directors of the Borscad Girls Club met and arranged a picnic for July. Mr H Wilson suffered a fire on the 3rd while burning scrub and the building caught.
Public auction by J A Williamson at Roblin Hotel Roblin Manitoba on June 18 1926 at 1 0 0 pm offers for sale the NE quarter of Sec 3 28 27 W including a 24x32 shingle roof house 16x16 stables 12x14 granary and a shed. About 68 acres cultivated with balance scrub and bluff. Terms 20 5 per cent cash balance per sale conditions on sale day.
Mortgage sale announced for the southwest quarter of section 15 township 28 range 28 west of the first meridian Manitoba. Auction by J A Williamson at Roblin Hotel Roblin on June 1 at 32 oclock noon. Details include a 24 by 24 log house 17 by 26 stable 16 by 18 granary and about 26 acres cultivated with rest scrub pasture. Twenty percent cash due at sale. balance on terms to be announced. For further particulars contact Pitblado Hoskin & Company.
Mr Jas Trvine of Perth writes from Silverwood noting spring work is advancing with farmers finishing seeding. The June Brig regular meeting of the United Brotherhood will discuss committees and the F U C picnic sports plan, with events to be published. June 26 is the picnic date and football inquiries from last year’s team seek practice nights and a strong eleven to face Roblin at the ACC venue.
The Cromarty C.G. I. T. schedules a bacaur this Saturday May 10 next to Daly Brothers office. A ten cent admission will be charged and refreshments served at the door. Please keep the date open.
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