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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
1
The author argues clothing defines modesty, not how much is worn. Medieval priests condemned long trains, Elizabethan ruffs drew criticism, crinolines once sparked alarm, now styles shorten. The piece notes era shifts, condemning no group, stating morality comes from conduct, not garments.
A Roblin booster message extols the town as the world’s best place to live and warns residents to invest at home. It urges building or buying Roblin real estate and becoming boosters for local enterprises to strengthen the community and enjoy home ownership benefits.
A report discusses adlay or job’s tears as a possible new cereal in the Philippines and other parts of Asia. It notes cereals like wheat rice and maize started as wild grasses and stresses patient research before their edible utility was confirmed. Adlay’s cultivation has not expanded widely until now.
Rosthern experiment notes compare three silo types the above ground pit and trench noting costs labour and capacity. Trench silos offer low cost and easy digging while preventing wastage through proper packing and covering during filling and freezing.
Roblin locals report visiting relatives in Kamsack and Wadena with several week end gatherings. A conservative meeting is set for Sept 12 to select delegates for the convention. a Dauphin Presbytery meeting marks religious activity. An auction sale of household furniture occurs Sept 12 as Mrs Doig moves to Chicago. Enrollment figures for Roblin school are listed, alongside various visits and a grain handling upgrade at the Northern elevator. A pensioned resident, Mrs Jane Lang, dies aged 88. a train incident involves Thomas Forsythe, found unharmed after exposure. The Salvation Army hosts a Sunday School picnic with minor mishaps but overall success.
The Rev. J. S. Watson of Winnipeg will speak at all three United Church services in Roblin next Sunday. Plans are under way for the Annual Fall Educational Service to open the new school year on Sept 20. Harvest Thanksgiving Service is planned for Sept 27 with remarks on giving thanks for a bountiful harvest.
Premier King announces a federal election for Oct 29 with a national campaign under way. Grain rates from Vancouver to Liverpool rise six cents per bushel as a new freight schedule is framed for the United States. A cloudburst near Wenatchee, Washington on Sunday caused ten deaths. A commission to study the British coal situation is appointed. US farmers gain a billion dollars more spending power this year. Sir Henry Thornton is reengaged as president of Canadian National Railways at 65 000 a year. Canada to refuse clearance papers to vessels bound for US ports carrying prohibited goods.
The Salvation Army in Roblin hosts Rally Day next Sunday at the Orange Hall. The program includes a parade at 2 pm from the hall, a parade return at 2:30 pm, and a special Sunday School meeting welcoming all ages, followed by a Salvation Meeting at 7:30 pm.
The annual draw held on August 16 reveals winners such as N. Kozak Deepdale 473, Witwicki Bield 129, N Mychalewich 96, Sam Nowosad 93, Bill Pranchuk 45, Mike Poblhuchy 82, H Goba 84, E Lechuk 121, O Chie 81, Mrs N Kany 168, D Moroz 166, George Fisher 379, and M Borsdy 923 among others.
Mra Inman and a family express thanks to all who offered help and sympathy during their sad bereavement.
Mr Geo Lee takes a CNH position at Roblin while Mrs Wesley Thompson visits Russell. Mr George Swain installs a top maschine filler. Mr Wim Sweet injures a hand fixing an engine but recovers. Mr Harvey Craven suffers a car accident but escapes serious injury. Union Church weathered a budget collection and a flower day with generous donations and decor. Estate of Abner Mushrow notice asks creditors to file claims by October 17 1998. Solicitor Charles D G Barber handles administration from Roblin Manitoba.
Grand Narrows notes Miss Dorothy Pitfeld Assistant Matron of Gordons School Pun nichy enjoys holidays at home Walkerburn. Weather forecast a frost week but showers occurred Saturday night. Mr Jos Sloan Maniwki Que visiting his brother P Sloan and family. AFLM meeting held in hall with next meeting set for Friday Oct 2 to suit attendees. W S ULFM to plan annual sale of work at next regular gathering.
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