New Era Ad Announces Libro Association Meeting in Winnipeg
The Southern province leaders clash with northern politicians over progressivism as The New Era of Afelita calls a Libro Association meeting to select delegates for the September 15 Winnipeg convention. A letter to the editor warns coalition parties not to split, noting distrust of Saskatchewan-style governance. The issue mentions jelly making tips and domestic advice amid local political chatter and colorful anecdotes about Fish Lake and jelly trials.
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Polticians
Afelita
Libro Association
Selat
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Vowinion Department
Aaiadtere
Free Freight Extension Urged for Drought Areas
The North-West Line Elevators Association asks the Dominion Minister of Agriculture to extend the free freight subsidy to seed and feed shipments into drought areas of Saskatchewan and Alberta. The group cites 1941 subsidies for grain freight to Eastern Canada and to Newfoundland and argues Western farmers deserve equal support to maintain livestock, poultry, and dairy operations.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Dominion
North-West Line Elevators Association
Great Lakes
British Columbia
J. G. Gardiner
Agrculture
Ottawa
Ontario
Mr. Gardiner
Canada
Newfoundland
Prairie Provinces
Saskachewan
Frenzied Painter Active in Roblin Last Week
A controversial artist in Roblin has painted at night using red green and white tones. He drew on two residences and one car, provoking police interest and possible legal action. Authorities see his acts as criminal vandalism despite his claimed inner creative drive.
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Roblin
Critics Comment In Consistency Letter Response
Communication Editor Wan of Roblin Review responds to a critic on the birth of the infant heir to the throne. He notes the critic’s inconsistency between condemning the fuss and later admitting ignorance of the empire wide event. The letter defends efforts to correct impressions.
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Belton
Local Star Shines At Madge In Softball Thriller
Beth Bauming pitched for the local Kuamsack girls team at Madge Lake on Sunday against Regina Combines. Regina pressed late, wind aided a late fly ball, and the game ended 3-2 in favor of Regina after eleven innings. Regina had split results in weekend play at Kamsack and Madge.
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Beth Bauming
Regina Combines
Madge Lake
Kuamsack
Regina
Queen City
DaJl
Beth
Kamsack
Madge
Roblin School Opens With New and Returning Staff
The Roblin school year begins with the staff complete after last minute changes. Principal Les spearheads the Collegiate, teaching science in his fourth term. New and returning teachers fill grades from kindergarten to Grade Eight across Public and High Schools, with welcomes from The Review.
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Pricipal Les
Roblin
Cryderman
Miss Fleming
Ward
Miss Vint
Miss J. Schwalm
Reba Cameron
Miss Mitchell
Miss. Shott
Miss Lee
Lang
Kelso
Grace Horbay Montana 4 H Delegate
Grace Horbay former Goose Lake Collegiate graduate and District Home Economist with Alberta Agriculture at Veyreville Alberta spends holidays at Rodlin. She plans to visit Grande Prairie Spirit River and will join two Alberta schoolgirls at the 4 H Club Conference in Boseman Montana.
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Grace Horbay
Goose Lake
Alberta Dept. of Agriculture
Veyreville
Alta
Rodlin
Grande Prairie
Spirit River
Grace
Alberta
Boseman
Montana
Canada
University of Montana
Record barley entries climb in 1949 national contest
Despite drought in the prairie west the 1949 National Barley Contest drew 932 entries from the western division, up over 20 from last year. Saskatchewan led with 443 entries, Manitoba 329, and Alberta 150, amid drought in some districts. The contest combines commercial barley and seed categories, now streamlined to a single class with a minimum carload of 1667 bushels per entrant. judging by an interprovincial panel from Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta is expected in late December.
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Prairie West
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
A Critic’s Confident Reply On Belton’s Column
A reader praises Belton’s column for sincerity and conviction while noting some critics disagree. The letter reflects on wartime views, Christmas pieces, and calls for a broader Bible interpretation, citing Revelation imagery and alleged misquotations. The writer urges fair evaluation and an overhaul of the Bible’s literal claims.
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Imbolco
Russell
A.R
Duke OF Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Buckingham Palace
London
Royal
W. L. Belton
Noranda Que
Mr. Belton
Dan Mcliver
Ernest Lapointe
House of Commons
Lapointe
Christ
Jesus Christ
CBC
Toronto
Peter Grimes
Benjamin Britten
CBC Opera Company
Gat Gavin
Geoffrey Addington
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