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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

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Progressive Party Platform Highlights

The platform endorses League of Nations support and British Commonwealth governance, opposes imperial centralization, calls for tariff reform and reciprocal trade with the U.S., and favors direct taxation, federal provincial taxation coordination, public finance restraint, regional banks, and a national bank. It supports public ownership of resources, senate reform, proportional representation where possible, and compulsory campaign disclosure, with cooperative farming, prohibition of alcohol, selective immigration, and land settlement programs.

Roblin Village Council Minutes October 3 1924

The Roblin village council chaired by Reeve Rogers met with councilors Lesa Thompson Nastrom and Curle. The minutes were approved and relief payments under the Soldiers Relief Act for 1925 were granted to D B Holmes and Reg A Calcutt. Contracts were awarded for a bridge construction to R J Miller and A Monforth for 275.00 with plans by government engineers. Tax roll addition for LR Wilson at 500 and weed inspection payment to Robt Rae. Council adjourned after acknowledging usual indemnity.

Roblin Reeve Rogers Lesa Thompson Nastrom Curle D B Holmes Reg A. Calcutt Joan Andrews Agliette Harry Deel B Travis Melotyre cc McClarty Grundy Cebteates Shan Bever Lumber Co Inkpeg General Hospial Dunlop Bros Beaver Lumber C Kines—Thompson Robt Rae Rines

Canadian Apples for the Old Country

The Canada National Express offers hand picked Canadian apples to friends in Great Britain or Ireland. Boxes from Montreal or Quebec available until November 15 with a rate of $3 per standard box including refrigeration on steamships. Saint John Nova Scotia and Halifax service resumes thereafter.

Canian National Express Great Britain Canadian National Express

No Summer in 1926 Forecast by Scientists

A group led by J J Browne claims 1926 will lack a warm season and mimic 1816 with delayed crop ripening. Sir Frederick Stuart of Canada's meteorological service, however, cautions that no one can predict next summer's character.

J. J. Browne Ocean Meteorolist Washington Sir Frederick Stuart Canada Metorological Dominion Sir Frederick

Tummell School Fair Highlights Mixed Exhibits

On Monday October 5 the annual Tummell School fair drew a crowd despite poor day and road conditions. Edward Glover and Albert McRae led beef and dairy classes while Bert Inglis won a vegetable collection. Lilian Wilson Elva Arnott and Grace Inglis topped domestic science prizes as Mr Burns and Mrs Edith Gray spoke after noon. Inspector Belton and Mr Wa Arnott addressed attendees.

Tummell Edward Glover Albert McRae Robert Margaret Arnott Bert Inglis Lilian Wilson Elva Arnott Grace Inglis Burns Dominion Hog Edith Gray Manitoba Extension Department Belton Wa. Arnott

Community Loyalty and Rural Prosperity in Manitoba

Community loyalty is vital for rural districts to prosper as city merchants push cash deals and better goods. Strong churches schools and social life keep young people at home. cooperation and loyal boosting by residents will build up these centers and improve life on the farm.

Manitoba Aple Lfe

Winter Decoration Tips From Manitoba College Notes

Mrs South of the Home Economics Department at Manitoba Agricultural College offers inexpensive winter decor ideas using dried leaves and pressed flowers. Highlighted is bittersweet with red orange berries, plus hazel hurds, field grasses, leaves and seed pods. Painted leaves in bronze, silver, gold with 20–30 cent packets of paint create long lasting arrangements for home entry or tables.

South Manitoba Agricultural College

Community notices from Roblin locals events and advisories

Roblin locals report a busy calendar with dances at IOOF hall on October 30 and a Bazaar and Sale of Home Cooking on November 1 in the Anglican church building. Other items include a concert October 17 in Oddfellows Hall, a conservative meeting led by Mr J Bowman, a young peoples club gathering November 2, postal rate changes, and school teachers attending a Sophia convention with notes on primary and science teaching aims.

Ladies Guild of the Anglican Neek Church of England Edna Miller Roblin Bakery Roblin

Community notes from the district on visits births and events

Makaroff and Rogers host a fine home near town while visitors from Dauphin Ontario and Winnipeg are noted. A baby girl arrived to the Lucier family. Mrs Lindsay recovers from illness and threshing delays persist. A W I meeting was held at Mrs Howe home and plans appear in next week. G Davis plans a pool room and barber shop. The Boys and Girls Club Fair on Oct 7 drew strong interest despite poor weather with many exhibits and judges including Misa Gray and Mr Buens from the Department and Mr M McQueen from Winnipeg assisting with school work judging.

Misa Gray Buens M McQueen Winnipeg

Harvest Thanksgiving Service and Children Addresses at Tumimel

The Sunday church program includes a Harvest Thanksgiving Service at Tumimel with a children's address. Lectures feature The Secret of Courage and A String of Pearls, delivered by Crom arty Roblin. The Fearless Life and The Ant And The Tree are listed as children's talks.

Cromarty Roblin

Harvest Festival appeal extended at Roblin hall

The Salvation Army asks attendees at the Roblin Orange Hall to keep the usual meeting schedule for next week at the same time and place. The Harvest Festival appeal has been extended for another week due to the Captain’s call to Winnipeg.

Qin Winnipeg

Shellmouth By law Seeks Physician Appointment For Free Care

The Rural Municipality of Shellmouth plans a by law to appoint a qualified physician at a salary to care for residents free of charge. By law 223 has passed first and second readings and will be voted by electors at shellmouth dropsmore inglis and at James Craig residence. Polls run nine to five on the twenty seventh of miler next.

Shellmouth Reelaw

Lost A Pair Of Ve Classes In Cage Rewrd Offered

Muriel Rolston offers a reward for a lost set of ve classes in a cage. Contact Roblin at phone 51 4 for details.

Muriel Rolston Roblin

Silverwood Plans Voter Registration and Community Store

Silverwood closes school for Teachers Convention in Dauphin. Mr Ward and Dr Gunne to speak for G L Bowman on Oct 20. Voter registration open Oct 16 to Oct 20 at T Davidsons registrar for Polling Division No 4. New community centre store under construction by Mr A King to stock groceries.

W G. Ward Vrey Dr. Gunne Dauphin G L Bowman T Davidsons Silverwood

Merridale Meeting Heads to Oct 9 Rally

In Merridale a Hoblin Conservative Association public meeting attracted full turnout despite poor roads. Chairman Mr Williams presided and candidate Mr Bowman spoke while the bobbed hatr brigade gained two new recruits and a detective found moonshine nearby.

Hoblin Conservative Association

Eye specialist Bridgeman to visit Togo on Thursday

Saskatoon eye and sight specialist Bridgeman will be in Togo on Thursday October 22 for eye exams and glasses fitting. A London Advertiser note compares incomes of a baseball pitcher up to 40 000 dollars a year and a preacher about two to three thousand pounds, suggesting delivery differences.

KK. J Bridgeman B.A Saskatoon Togo London Advertiser

Wheat Crop Scale Along Canadian Pacific Route

A transportation department statistic estimates the September wheat market along the Canadian Pacific Railway would fill wagons carrying 1,000 bushels each. At five miles per hour, eight and a half weeks would pass before these wagons passed a given point.

Transportation Department Rall Way

Impounded Animals Seized At Roblin District Yard

On October 1 1925 under section 6 28 47 a bay mare and colt two bay geldings two buckskin geldings with a stripe on the face are impounded at W Shulhan Roblin Map location.

W. Shulhan Roblin Map

Also Mentioned on This Page

Platform of The Progressive Party W. J. Ward League of Nations Conference Dominions United States Hudson “Bay Railway Senate Grand Prairie School Shevlin God Save the King R. M. OF Shell River Ub House Rebekah Lodge IOOF Woh. Gamey Oscar Carlson Vestal Union Oddfellows Hall Loof Hall Wm Edwards Post Ofice Department U.S Makaroff W Rogers Davis Clara J R Spear Mr M McQueen Whinipeg Mrs. Williams Ontario Mrs. Johnston Stork Bob Lucier Howe G Davis Church News the United Church Robert Harvey Salvation Army Municipality OF Merridale Ed Saunders Deepdale
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