Canadian Armistice Day Poppies Aid Disabled Veterans
An Armistice Day notice recalls the Winnipeg Tribune editorial urging the sale of poppies crafted by disabled ex-service men in Vetcraft shops under the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment. The effort supports seriously disabled veterans and dependents of the fallen, honoring the living through this remembrance tradition.
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Canada
Department of Soldiers
Cine Eee
Poppy Mann
Winnipeg Tribune
R. Sale
King Tut Wheat Myth Debunked in Agriculture Note
An editorial note clarifies that King Tut’s wheat tale is old, dating to 1840, not 1922. It traces the Alaska type’s history from colonial exchanges, through 1807 Philadelphia seed arrivals, 1908 USDA studies, and ongoing confusion driven by promotions selling overpriced seed.
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Thane
King Tut
West
Edmonton
Alta
King Tutankhamen
Alaska
North America
Europe
Egypt
Philadephia Society For
United States Department of Agriculture
United 5
Ee Deppartment of Agriculture
Eanes
Branched bead not sign of superior yielding power says Newman
L H Newman cerealist at Central Experimental Park Ottawa notes that the branched bead does not indicate higher yield potential in milling tests.
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L. H. Newman
Susnnion
Central Experimental Park
Ottawa
Social and Personal Items for The Review Readers
Readers are invited to send social and personal items including visiting friends and gatherings of organizations churches and clubs. Births marriages and deaths are published free to subscribers while non subscribers pay one dollar per notice. Coming events and other advertising appear at 15 cents per line with 10 cents for subsequent insertions. Cards of thanks and In Memoriam notices cost one dollar.
Education Pays and Returns to School at Manitoba College
The article argues young men forced to leave school should resume education this fall. It highlights public and high schools as accessible, urges at least one year at Manitoba Agricultural College, with diploma programs starting November 1, and notes education pays regardless of career path.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Agricultural Colege
Preparing Stubble Land for Wheat at Baandun Manitoba
Experimental work on stubble land handling shows early fall plowing yields better and provides weed control, with fall plowing recommended over spring due to spring work rush. If early fall plowing isn’t possible, cultivation or disking the stubble before fall plowing gives good results. For higher returns, ensure clean land and seed bed preparation without plowing by disking and cultivating in fall and spring. Sowing on bare stubble without cultivation is to be avoided.
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Baandun
Manitoba
Advertising Bills and the Cost of Not Advertising
A fragment discusses how merchants pay for advertising through market competition. It explains that even nonadvertising stores ultimately cover rivals' costs when competitors attract their customers and win profits from lost sales. The Jones family is cited as a customer with $60 to spend.
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Jones
The Hidden Cost of Advertising in Retail Sales
An analysis argues advertising shifts costs between competitors, noting a store earns 20 percent or $12 on a sale. After deducting $1 for advertising, a $11 profit remains, but the advertising cost is borne by nonadvertising rivals through lost sales and higher overhead, effectively funding the advertiser's gains.
Bennett Wins Conservative Leadership At Winnipeg Convention
The Winnipeg convention yielded a clear result on the second ballot with Hon. Mr. Bennett securing the leadership. Guthrie 320 votes Cahan 266 Manion 148 Rogers lew headed West Calgary before fading. Bennett, a veteran Ottawa politician from Calgary, aged 52, becomes the party’s leader.
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Meighen
Ferguson
Winnipeg
Bennett Guthrie
Cahan
Bennett
West Calgary
Guthrie
Manion
Rogers Lew
Ees Haz
Alberta
Roblin Local Notices and Upcoming Events
War Memorial construction begins in Roblin. Evangeline Lodze hosts a fallo ween dance in the 1.0.0.F. hall on Friday Oct 28 with 50 cent admission. Mr and Mrs Carr of Virden visit son Walter Carr. Helen Old, nurse in training, spends holiday with Winnippeg hospital family. Anglican church W A Bazaar and Home Cooking Sale Oct 29 at Mr Kappy's Main St. Fine harvest weather aids threshing. several outfits may finish this week. Returned Soldiers meet at Roblin Hardware on Sat Oct 22 at 9 p.m to plan Nov 11 celebration.
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Anglican Church
Mr Kappy
Main St
In Memoriam Memorial for Father and Husband
In memory of our dear father and husband who died in Dauphin hospital on October 2 1925. Any one miss him and try not to grieve. A little while longer we too must leave to meet him on that beautiful shore. From his loving wife Mrs Craig and son Mr Fred Craigs and daughter Mrs A Waggonar.
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Dauphin Hospital
Craig
Fred Craigs
A. Waggonar
Togo Notes Local Events and Obituary Reminders
TOGO locals report visiting dignitaries and business notices. Mrs Leung Bung buys a Hudgon Super Six vehicle while F H Hilton travels to Des Moines. Harvest events include a poultry grain fair, a Thanksgiving fowl supper, and a harvest dinner with lectures and music. The community notes the death of Axel Anderson and funeral details at United Church.
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Leung Bung
Ahd Togo Supey Co
Road to Makaroff completed aids local district
Grand Narrows reports the new road to Makaroff is finished and will serve residents well. A fowl supper date was corrected to November 4. John Dixon had a car mishap on a hill north of Joe Redmond, but no injuries occurred. Wilson’s mother died September 24 at 94, a longtime United Church member and WCTU supporter who helped soldiers and community charities. Stray notices seek a bay gelding, bay mare, and black yearling with identifying marks. contact Nester Sudowey in Roblin.
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Wilson
United Church
Iedies
Apa
WCTU
Ned Fortes
Nester Sudowey
Roblin
Ninth Masonic District Meeting Held in Roblin Manitoba
The ninth Masonic District of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba met in Roblin on Oct 17 with District Deputy Grand Master Jas E Baine presiding. Notables included Grand Master Jabez Miller and Grand Secretary James A Ovas. Lodges represented were Vermilion No 68, Dauphin Hiram No 94, Grandview, Robbie Burns No 100, Gilbert Plains McCreary No 122. The day featured a banquet and a toast list led by J E Baine, with remarks from Miller and Ovas and a musical solo by John Hill. The visiting brethren were honored by C P Old and A J Webb.
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Masonic , District
Grand Lodge of
Manitoba
Roblin
Mon‘lay
Brethers of the Home Lodge
Jas. E. Baine
C.F. Hall
Jabez Miller
James A.ovas
Wor
L. Mitchell
M.W
James A. Ovas
Grabyl
Brethern
C. P. Old
A. J. Webb
Hiram Lodge
Free Methodist Church Preaching Services Schedule
The Bield church hosts morning service Sunday at 41.80 Roblin with an evening sermon at 7 pm led by Rev. B Smith.
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Free Methodist Church
Bield
Roblin
B Smith
Silverwood Social Opens Season With Charity Concert
Farmers report poor yields from rust and early frost. Mr HH Cowrie visits family. October 28 marks the hall anniversary with a concert and dance. An elaborate program with art from Togo Deepdale and Roblin promises to be the standout event of the season with special dance music and lunch.
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HH. Cowrie
Togo
Deepdale
Roblin
Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Makaroff United Church
The notice lists Sunday services for Makaroff United Church and Silverwood Deepdale noting Harvest Home at Deepdale marking the church’s first anniversary. Deepdale holds a 7 30 p.m. service, Deepdale ceremony follows the harvest theme.
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Promarty
Roblin
Makaroff
Public tax sale notice for Roblin lands 1927
Warranted by Reeve of Shell River Municipality and Roblin office, notice warns sale of several school district lands for arrears of taxes and costs on November 28 1927 unless paid. Lands listed include quarter sections 6 NW 6 29 29 Wst 285.82 to NE 17 29 29 69.78 50, all patented. notice signed W J Westwood Sec Treas at Roblin Manitoba October 14 1927.
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Shell River
Roblin
Costa
District OF
Grand Narrows
Manitoba
W. J. Westwood
Sec.-Treas
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