05 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
1
The United Church announces Rev C B Matchett and the Church of Meeting Friendship. Worship, rest, pray, and remembrance day services are scheduled. Mr F Gilbert will sing at the evening services as part of the Modern Day Peace Makers program.
A Roblin Manitoba Canadian Legion branch urges Remembrance Day awareness and Poppy Day fundraisers to aid disabled veterans and ex service men. The message explains poppies symbolize the fields of Flanders and honors fallen comrades. Also a Wanted land to rent notice by F Atkinson, Roblin.
Public notice from Hillsburg Rural Municipality Roblin Manitoba warns that lands described, all patented, will be sold by public auction on December 74 1936 at 2 PM if arrears of taxes and costs are not paid. The notice lists numerous parcel identifiers with assessed arrears and costs and is dated Roblin November 1936.
North Alberta complaints accuse unlicensed grain buyers of short weights and nonpayment. Warnings focus on licensed and bonded buyers. incidents at Didsbury and Leduc report farmers being shorted or paid for fewer bushels than delivered. Farmers urged to verify delivery with a trusted local, as action by the Grain Commissioners is expected.
In memory of Essy Donoghue who died May 1 1936. A husband and children mourn the loss with heartfelt words and lingering sadness. The first anniversary is marked by grief and prayers as tears are shed and the memory endures.
Strayed onto SE 28 27 29 a Durham bred red cow about four years old. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying expenses. A. E. Foster Makaroff Man.
An aging Calgary area blacksmith laments a dying trade as prices drop and fewer young smiths enter the craft. He recalls 250 horses shod on Saturdays, a busy shop, and a grand old forge facing decline amid modern tires and machines. He urges action on a blacksmiths' code.
Transformed Left-overs by Betty Barclay suggests using leftover steak tomatoes green peppers carrots and toasted bread to create healthful economical dishes. Instructions include Sarceloria Steak Slice with canned tomatoes parsley salt pepper and sugar baked until heated and flavors blend. Carrots reheated in white sauce with oats pepper and sugar. toasted bread rounds arranged with creamed carrots and garnished with parsley.
A frail man entered a store and sat silently for an hour as staff questioned him about purchases. He said he had nervous prostration and was following a doctor’s instruction to stay in a quiet place. He left, and the store soon ran a large display ad in the local paper.
Roblin Manitoba area listings include doctors Dr Kanee and Dr Hennell, dentist Dr Kerr, funeral director L Learn, insurance agent A Smith, and other services. Also notes offices and residences in Roblin and ToGo with contact numbers and occupations such as notary public, loan services, and instrument sales.
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