25 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
1
The article explains arterial elasticity, blood pressure control by the heart and arteries, and aging effects causing thickening and stiffening of vessel walls. It mentions fainting from venous pooling and notes various local financial entries and council actions ending with an adjournment.
The piece argues teaching requires patience with restless children and the impact of parental reactions. It notes teachers tend to be fair but some families unfairly blame educators when students misbehave. It references common names like Ann John Sal and Tom and hints at child discipline in schools.
Council notes from a Roblin village session on a Saturday in October with Reeve Rogers presiding and Councillors Chapman Thompson Nostrom McGregor in attendance. By laws authorize opening a public road, sales of NW and NE parcels, rescission of law 168A, and road construction funds. Delegates Chapman Nastrom McGregor to Winnipeg union. road costs set at 815 per year plus $90 for land taken.
The Alberta Court of Appeal declares slot machines legal while the Grand Union Hotel Brandon loses its beer license. Saskatchewan Arm River polls Thursday. Manitoba barney broadens seeks government action. Fordson tractor plant moves from Detroit to Cork Ireland.
Reverend D. S. Kern to lead service with choir singing I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say and a quartet performing In the Garden. Winnipeg visitors estimate 50 000 United States tourists spent 3 000 000 dollars there this season.
Caribou spotted near Hudson Bay Junction. Manitoba mines ship 350 000 dollars of bullion to Ottawa mint. Gas station operators may extract 20 million dollars yearly from unwary tourists. An airplane express route linking Winnipeg Regina Edmonton Saskatoon Western Canada Airways moves northern base from Paston Cranberry Portage. Ten year tally: 20 427 killed and 57 625 seriously injured at highway crossings. Lansdowne seat won by L G McKens ie, Liberal and Brake party joint nomination. Halloween dance Oct 26 at 10 0 F hall by Rebekah Lodge with Muse by Bain orchestra. For sale items include International Harvester 22 wheel sub service Land Packer and two Shetland ponies plus one three year old bay.
Herman Trelle, born in Germany, owns a Peace River farm near Spirit River and won the 1926 Chicago Live Stock Exhibition wheat prize. He is developing an early ripening wheat hoped to transform northern Canadian farming. A visit by E W Beatty and CPR directors paused threshing to photograph the group with Mrs Trelle and Sir Herbert Holt.
Local notices detail several residents leaving Togo for Unity Saskatchewan and Altamont Manitoba. James McEwen Ed Palement Rev H McConnell and others visit or relocate. Agnes Fogg receives a farewell gift party as friends depart for Unity.
In Bield district Mr and Mrs Hayes and Mr and Mrs Purree host two brick cottages. Rev Lloyd conducts Free Methodist services here. Farmers finish fall ploughing as season ends. Carl Carlson moves to newly bought home from Miles Hessegrity. C Buenous returns from six months in the west. First dance of the season a success with many from Shevigi and Roblin. Ladies Lid dissolves. part join Bidd Community Club after meeting in Hall. Mr and Mrs Hesselgrave leave for Okanagan Valley BC after seventeen years. farewell gifts include a large travelling track. They departed Tuesday.
Mrs Feed Rutledge plans a Calgary trip. Irene Dickie and Sancha Hagerman visited Miss Eileen Crosbie in Saskatoon. Dr Zit2 arrived for dental practice. Grace Hospital Winnipeg to graduate 24 nurses. Anglian church W A hold Apron Sale with home cooking October 27 in the IOOF hall. Roblin co operative poultry marketing annual meeting moved to November 3 at 8 pm in IOOF hall with speakers Mr McLean and Mr Tovell. Everyone welcome.
The Rural Municipality of Hillsburg Roblin Manitoba proposes closing a north road allowance north of Section 85 and a portion north of Section 35 near a Canadian National Railway line, and opening a south side road along the railway right of way through the northwest quarter of Section 85. A plan by Alan Finday sworn October 26, 1928 is on file. A public hearing will be held November 28, 1928 at the administrator’s office for affected landowners to apply to be heard. Dated Roblin Manitoba October 1928.
Notice states Rural Municipality of Shell River proposes to close a public road through part of Section 12 Township 26 Range 26 and open a road through adjacent quarters. Plans by T Ritchie sworn Oct 11 1912 and Allan Findlay shown. Public copies at the Secretary's office in Robin Manitoba. Council to hear objections November 20 1996 at the Robin office. Dated Robin Manitoba October 1 1929 Wa Westwood Sec Treas Shell River.
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