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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
1
Health service guidance urges early vision checks for preschool and school children. Emphasizes testing each eye separately and consulting a family physician for any defect. warns that cross eye is not self-correcting and requires medical care. Parents should monitor and address vision to prevent long term impact.
The Winnper Tribune urges ratepayers to study candidates ahead of municipal elections eleven weeks away. It argues that quality of representatives hinges on nomination day and civic government depends on informed choices rather than luck or fate.
The pools set an initial payment of eighty five cents per bushel for No 1 Northern on Fort William and Fort William area basing, reduced from earlier plans due to lower world prices. Pool officers lowered the initial price to producers as a response to market declines.
The Canadian Bill argues carelessness causes most accidents and fires. It notes reckless driving and smoking as ignition sources. Forest fires sweep Manitoba endangering settlers and timber, with laws and penalties failing to deter. A new system is urged to protect lives and property on crowded roads and dry forests.
Town merchants stock winter clothing and lots of necessities, offering courteous service and efficient handling. Buying locally keeps money in the community, supporting neighbors and profits for local merchants.
A Saskatchewan station study finds straw stacks best for winter pig shelters when available. Sheds offer partial wind protection with renewed straw. cabins give full protection but are costlier. Pens risk moisture and cost. A straw stack made of threshing straw, preferably wheat, proves dry, well ventilated, and inexpensive.
General Motors Proving Ground implements a weather house with wind velocity indicator to evaluate car performance precisely. The device records wind speed and other conditions day and night, guiding engineers in interpreting fuel use, power, and efficiency across models like the Bigger and Wetter line.
A chaotic mix from Toronto to Winnipeg notes 91 violent deaths in August and Winnipeg schools closed until Sept 17 due to infantile paralysis. Reports cover Prohibition referendums, League of Nations events, port developments, libel suits, and vast infrastructure costs in cities like New York and Montreal.
Mr Sawvnckie of Sifton visits his brother Levi. A couple born August 27 includes a son and a daughter. Miss Myetle Shinner, a field school graduate, will study in Roblin. Harvesting is complete, and fishing lines will begin soon. Mrs EB Johnstone visits Portage la Prairie to see her daughter. Local lake campers faced cold nights. Chase and Carlson bought a threshing machine for the season. Mr Fillo Chace and wife visit family. Mrs Prod Orewater prep to move to Winnipeg.
A Canadian wireless organization is being linked with the British system as authorities explore harmonization of standards and regulatory approaches across the two countries.
The Salvation Army announces meetings on Sunday. Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. Merridale School hosts a Salvation meeting at 7.30 p.m. Visitors and strangers are welcome to attend.
Church posts updated service schedule with a morning prayer at 11 pm and a Sunday School at 5 pm. Evening services include 3 pm and 7 pm led by R. J Marles, student pastor, at the Bield United Church.
The Municipality of Shell River invites tenders for building a 70 ft untreated tubular bridge north of Section 15 27 28 W. Plans and specs are available from the Good Reads Board in Winnipeg. Tender must include a 4 percent certified cheque or bond. Submissions due by noon on September date.
Notice in the matter of the estate of Surait kh Nabough of Manito bia province requires all claims to be sent to the undersigned in Dauphin, Manitoba, by October 1, 1828. Dated at Dinpla, Manitoba, August 1828. Florence May Adams administrator's attorney Howaman McFadden Rams. FOR SALE East half Section 28-09 two miles west of Togo Sask, about 244 acres at 881.00 per acre. further particulars write SRB McKee Portage la Prairie Manitoba.
For sale six roomed house well furnished in good condition with frame born and garage. Also a sterling silver sapphire jetracelet between Dr Gihuly’s residence and the Dunop lock. Finder please return to De Yoerger Roblin.
For sale a good Democrat cart and wagon priced at 25 dollars. For particulars contact GFB Halmeron Merr’dale.
The Canadian Seed Growers Association held its largest gathering at Chateau Frontenac, with oats, rye and alfalfa receiving strong bids and a 20 percent price lift on many items. Separately, tours of the Duchess of Bedford unveiled a modern 20,000 ton liner by Canadian Pacific, destined for tropical routes next year, with air cooled interiors and open-air pools.
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