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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
3
The Lethbridge weekly crop report estimates a total return near 55 million dollars from wheat and other grains in the territory. It notes a 75 percent completion rate, with wheat valued around 2.28 per bushel and other grains near 1.00, amidst broader production forecasts.
Building activity in Yorkton is buoyant with permits issued reaching over $490,000. Authorities claim Yorkton has more building going on, per capita, than any other centre in Saskatchewan, signaling robust growth and local construction momentum.
Bear Island dated Aug 26 1008 letters from Mintard's Liniment Co. address Dear Sirs Your traveler reports a rarer quantity of MINARIUS LINIMENT The company claims to offer the best liniment on the market and asks recipients to dust off their stock The firm says others are being pushed to clear ware and signs off with name Hageman.
Farmers in Saskatchewan reportedly invested about 21 thousand machines and a large U.S. firm pledged to produce 312 ounces of radium yearly for 20 years. The deal, described in cautious terms, linked farm machinery purchases with a long term radium production contract valued at a substantial sum.
If every mother could realize the danger in neglecting chafing and skin irritations she would not take chances without Dr. Chase's ointment after baby's bath. It arrests the development of acre and makes the skin smooth and velvety. Bates & Co, Toronto.
Freshing operations last week in Moose Jaw district show high wheat grading with rapid shipments and a noted shortage of weeds. Mr Mugh McKellar and Mr Hood Mills report grain receipts and local elevator prices around $2.65 per bushel with mills paying $2.48.
In a testimonial style notice readers learn that poor health and weak blood sap nerves, causing headaches and pale appearances. The piece credits Dr Witham’s Pink Pills as a household remedy improving blood, nerves, and vitality, with patients reporting returned strength, better work capacity, and relief from earlier ailments.
A 19th century discussion notes John Philips estimating Earth's age between 800000 and 96000000 years, while Darwin’s astronomical view of the searth-miron system yields an estimate near 15000000 years, highlighting wide differences in chemical and astronomical figures.
A remedy titled Mol lewas's Corn Cure pledges to remove blemishes such as warts without pain. The ad-style note claims the treatment can clear disfigurements affecting appearance.
In Akron Ohio workers at a large automobile plant endure low daily earnings amid labor conditions described as harsh. Reports note limited benefits and pressures on wage balance, highlighting the challenges faced by laborers in the industrial facility.
The readable portion notes a measurement related to a hand when closed, mentioning inches and knuckles. No clear person, event, or organization is identified.
The article discusses Minard’s Liniment as a remedy for neuralgia claiming broad national relief. It mentions a figure around 15,000 dollars and references assurances of nerve relief, noting skeptical or warning viewpoints about the product’s effectiveness.
The Canadian Bank announces branch supervision realignment across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario west of the Great Lakes, and Alberta. Key appointments include H. Rowley as Winnipeg Main Branch Manager and Calgary supervisor. J.B. Corbet assigned to New Westminster then Winnipeg role. Mrs. A. Nowese to Winnipeg as Rowley’s successor. A. Maybee to Moose Jaw. J. Nowese’s long West tenure highlighted. focus on centralized supervision and experienced staff to strengthen operations across western provinces.
P Alley will succeed Mr as senior inspector of the Bank at Winnipeg. Alley has long been connected with western Canadian banking, holding posts at Calgary Edmonton Macleod Lashburn Lanigan Fort Frances and Winnipeg. The changes follow the retirement of Mr W C Brown who has led the Bank's Central West operations since May 1911.
The Sorkeye Salmon pack in Beit ish Volumbia this season is valued around 7,000,000 dollars. Cheaper grades of salmon carry roughly the same price, reflecting strong market demand for salmon products.
Incoherent OCR fragment praises a medicine named Oil of Power It claims to cure a wide range of pains. Mentions editor De Thontis and general pain relief. Lacks clear facts, dates, or verifiable details.
The text urges persistent questioning as a path to knowledge and leadership. It argues that curiosity fuels answers that enrich the mind, noting that in any business or field, asking questions prevents stagnation and drives progress.
An incomplete OCR fragment references construction in Saskatchewan and August, mentioning values and bricks. Details are garbled, but hints at a local property or building project with financial figures. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes present.
The article discusses a folk remedy for rheumatic pain linked to uric acid in blood, claiming tissue and joint relief from vegetable pits. Historical note mentions thousands of doctors researching cures and urging trial of this method to prove value.
An advertisement touts Halis Catarrh Medicine and Minard's Liniment as cures for frequent colds and acute or chronic catarrh. It claims blood cleansing effects and system buildup, noting Cheney & Co as suppliers and a total capital of $1,500,000. The text references products available widely and includes vague claims of relief through topical and internal applications.
An official estimate places British Columbia mineral production at 33,206,313 dollars. The figure underscores the sector’s scale for the period, reflecting output across key minerals and regional activity. Government analysis highlights the value as a benchmark for provincial mining performance.
A British invention enables the blind to read printed letters via a device using selenium as part of a telephone circuit. The operator places a receiver to the ear and moves along the page, with the arrangement using a selenium cell to convert letter shapes into electrical signals for audible decoding.
GC ly Dodds of Arthur Manitoba contemplates opening small potato flour mills across the province. The plan signals a potential new industry for Manitoba with ventures under study in several districts.
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