Roblin Village Council Minutes September 1930
The Roblin village council met on September 1930 with Reeve Rogers presiding. A committee was formed to discuss diphtheria immunization with Arnott and Thompson. Catherine Ann Holmes Old Age Pension confirmed. Public road opening across N42 SW 99-27-08 authorized. Tax arrears land sale set for October 30 with Reeve authorized to bid. Various payments approved and indemnity received. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Reeve Rogers
Arnot
McGregor
Thompson
Nowassd
Nowasad
Arnott
Catherine Ann Holmes
McGregor—Thompson
Dhe
Arpott—Nowasad
Oblin Trading Co
Western Municipal News
Chas
Pitblade, Hoskin & Co
Dr. Drach
Chas Grundy
J. J. Friesen
W. Bauer
Schreiber
Province of Manitoba
G R. Hill
Adam Johngton
McGregor—Arnott
Counside
War Fimes plan eyed to market Canadian wheat
Advices from London report the Labour Government backing development of the Thomas plan for bulk purchase of Canadian grain wool sweat and dairy products from Empire regions. Britain aims to submit it to the Economic Conference next month as Dominions press for mutuality of Empire preference. Details await conference presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Macdonald
Snowden
Britain
Thomas
Dominions
Red Reflectors Required for Nonmotor Vehicles on Highways
Manitoba Provincial Police warn that horse drawn vehicles and tractors on trunk highways after sunset must display a red reflector or light. Prosecutions will follow for noncompliance, replacing prior warnings. circumstances may alter enforcement.
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Manitoba
Western
Trank
Shooting Season Opens Monday in Manitoba
The article notes the open season for shooting ducks geese coots Wilsons and Jack shijpers runs from September 15 to November 80. It allows possession of game birds during the open season in Manitoba until March 21 after. It bans migratory bird hunting before sunrise or after sunset and sets daily bag limits of 15 ducks before October 1 and 30 after, with a season total 150. geese 10 per season. Wilsons snipe 25.
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Manitoba
Agents spread revolution as wages fall worldwide
The text alleges revolution spreading in Argentina with wage declines and unemployment rising in the US text industry. Winnipeg workers demand a six hour day and unemployment insurance. Branden experimental farm records show August 1990 the hottest in 21 years.
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Winnipeg
Branden
Roblin Pioneer Honored In Owen Sound Eulogy
The Owen Sound Daily Times recounts a biographical sketch of George Levins Speers of Roblin born Owen Sound, celebrating his varied life from Silver Islet to Winnipeg, cattle ranching in Manitoba, and pioneering Roblin. The piece notes his Shriners visit, admiration for Owen Sound, and his government posts as land inspector and valuator, with best wishes to Mr and Mrs Speers.
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George Levins Speers
Roblin
Manicka
Owen Sound
Speers
Toronto
Gimn
Greenwood Cemetery
Owen Sounder
Parry Sound
Port Nicol
Robin
Ife
Mr Speers
Alexander Speers
Ruth Levins
Ol and Tait's
Silver Talkal
Winnipeg
Silver Islet
Othera
Dr Wning
Ple Island
Thunder Cape
Manitoba
Thomas Neelands
Oregon
British Columbia
Idaho
Montana
McGregor
R. P. Roblin
Domion
Dominion Government
Roblin Lodge No 129
Rabbani Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Dauphin
Mount Carwell
K. Temple
A. C.N.M
Sun-Times
Visitors and church meeting in St Pauls district
Mr Joseph Cobbe of Victors B C visits friends in the district. Mr A J Griffith of Winnipeg renews acquaintances here. Mr and Mrs H M Brown and family visit Makaroff on Sunday. Mr John Bowes of Texas, a former resident, visits his son F Bowes. Miss Daggett of Winnipeg returns home after weeks with Mrs Stanley King and Mrs A Cottrell. Kaugack Presbytery of the United Church met at St Pauls Church. Rev Patrick of Precoville elected chairman, Rev McConnell secretary, Rev Allin treasurer. A public meeting Thursday evening heard eight student pastors and Rev M Nicol of Saskatoon, superintendent of Missions for Northern Saskatchewan.
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John Bowes
Texas
F. Bowes
Miss Daggett
Winnipeg
Topen
Stanley King
A. Cottrell
Kaugack
Merridale School Opens Under Mrs Dietrict
A local border picnic drew many attendees from the area. Kelly Cockerill’s threshing outfits work hard while Mr MacFee, 72, drives to the Burrows area poll as a stay at home voter exemplar. Forest fires started by campers, worsened by dry weather, threatened the forest reserve but were controlled in three days by Ranger Bell and his crew.
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MacFee
Burrows
Here
Gote
Bell
Equity in Prices Across Canada Drives Farmer Grievances
A British parliament member warns of 80,000 unemployment and Canada faces broad discontent as farmers complain prices are unfair. The piece argues national prosperity hinges on farmer well being, criticizing manufacturers and urging economic reform to balance costs of inputs and outputs.
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Canada
Busineas
Dominion
Shortdale News Briefs Include Local Hiring And School Start
Mr Chas Brydon, town business writer, notes many district youths find threshing crew work around Roblin. Mrs H Cavey left for Dauphin after weeks with Mrs KE Burton. Winona School now underway, allowing previously unreached children to learn. Shortdale residents urged to subscribe to the Review for the year at 50 cents.
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H. Cavey
Dauphin
KE. Burton
Moscow executes six men for profiteering in food
Six men were executed at Moscow for profiteering in food. United States farmers acting on government advice curbed fall wheat areas by 41 percent. A total of 3,695,995 ballots were cast in the Federal elections of July 28, 1930. Seventy-one candidates led these deposits.
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Moscow
United States
Local Notes From Cromarty and District
Miss Hazel Collins has left for Swan River. Threshing in the district will soon be completed. Bufitawa Baskerville is improving from serious burns. Duane Thompson was thrown from a horse and hurt. Jick Nott Jr. left Monday for the Okanogan Valley in British Columbia to pick fruit on his father's ranch for a couple of months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buftiwa Baskerville
Thas
Duane Thompson
Jick Nott Jr
Mondey Morning
Okanogan Valley
B.C
How to Keep From Growing Old
A humorous list urging reckless driving habits. It promotes speeding at crossings, tailgating in curves and hills, honking sparingly, and taking the middle of the road. It emphasizes bravado and independence while discouraging awareness and caution.
Glycerine Mix Claimed to Cure Stomach Gas
An advertisement touts Adlerika with glycerine and buckthorn as a complete colon cleaner. It promises relief from gas sour stomach headaches and constipation from a single spoonful, urging readers to try a full bowel cleanse rather than partial remedies.
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Irwin L. Mitchell
Notice in the Estate of Cassmere Bouvier
Estate of Cassmere Bouvier late of Boggy Creek Manitoba. claims must be sent to Charles D. G. Barber solicitor for Adelaide Bouvier Administratrix by September 20 1930. Notice dated August 5 1980 at Rubin Manitoba.
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Cassmere
Bouvier
Boggy Creek
Manitoba
Rublin
Charles D. G. Barber
Adelaid Bouvier
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Shell River
Texte
Dr. Chase
The
Owen Sound Daily Times
Cape
Iey
Joseph, Cobbe
Victors B.C
A. J. Griffith
H. M Brown
Makaroff
Merridale
Kelly Cockerill
Ottawa
Cvil
Quebec
Shortdale
Chas. Brydon
Cromarty
Hazel Coll'ns
Swan Aliver
Pedestrans
Imperial Long Ran
Remington
Roblin Hardware Co
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