29 May 1924
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
1
A garbled notice mentions a season event on May 20 and a meeting for the Wormers Union to discuss the Nexious Weed issue in Sheil River Municipality. It references the Keopire Theatre in Rebile, a June 7 2016 date, and appointments of advisers to an administrator in Roblin.
All members of the Field Cemetery Association are called to a meeting at the School House in Bield Manitoba on Friday May 30 1984 at 8 pm to approve a by law for selling four southern chains and five eastern half borders of north east quarter section 10 township 26 range 37 west and to transfer the land to Hillsburg Rural Municipality. Dated at Bield Post Office May 13 1996.
Fragmentary OCR item references prices and items at Melbonald with garbled wording. It mentions two eighty and one daily amount, unclear product names or dates. No clear individuals or organizations fully identifiable.
Letters flood the Mak aroff column with concerns about farm life and long hours from farmers. A reader questions social habits, labor time, and town versus rural priorities. They call for perspective from local figures and promise real news next week.
The Tummel Women’s Institute met at Mia McGrath’s home on Thursday May 16 with large attendance. Mrs WJ Inglis presided and Mrs J Brooks was secretary. The roll call discussed meat cooking methods and delegates to Winnipeg and Makaroff conventions were chosen. A committee to approach Shell River Council about cedar fence posts was formed. Cemetery Day on June 28 was noted with a plan to collect funds for paths and fencing. The Tunle Boye and CGLT clubs may unite to hold a joint outing, seeking gas funds and loaned cars from district gentlemen. Mr Kavanagh offered to hear from caretakers.
A historical survey extols New Zealand as the South Pacific’s Japan noting varied coasts forests thermal regions and dramatic landscapes. It highlights Auckland as a northern port hub and the Australasian steam line while praising the South Island’s fjords mountains glaciers and the Southern Alps with Dunedin as a cultural focal point and the forthcoming exhibition.
Mess Miller and McDougall returned home last Saturday. Mrs Shiner is ill with la grippe. Mrs Frea McDuffe visited her parents at Meharry and returned Monday. Teachers spent the weekend with friends at Grindview and returned Monday morning. A prayer meeting was held at Mr Miller’s home last Thursday with a good turnout. Mrs Buenos and baby were ill last week with a bad cold. Mike Dutchyin in Winnipeg Hospital with rheumatism. The Bield Institute met at Mrs McDuffe’s home to plan a bull on June 6. Queen’s birthday observed May 24 in warm coats. Stork visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Snowdon on May 14. Victoria Day celebrated with a baby boy. Free Methodists of Bield hold quarterly meetings at Riverview from June 6. Captain in charge Sunday night. Nat Douse had a narrow escape while spreading refuse with a four-horse team. wagon passed over him causing bumps.
Visitors from Winnipeg Mikado Yorkton and Bigger Sask mingle with locals. Togo and Runnymede baseball teams clash in a tie with Deepdale and schedule Border Ball League games through June. A birth and a death mark community notices, plus a Dramatic Society play at Davis Hall draws crowds from Roblin Makaroff and Kamsack.
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