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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1957
Page
3
A public platform speaker argues that trained intelligence is essential for democracy. He rejects exams as blanket screens, insisting a sound candidate needs common sense, good repute, objectivity, and clear public discussion, regardless of degree or specialization.
The piece highlights how memorizing scripture helps through doubt and sorrow, asserting the Word of God as a Christian’s constant weapon and friend. It urges daily time for scripture, praising Grenfell and Rev. G. Morrison for linking vision to duty and urging steadfast faith.
The 1957 Early Duck season begins in Manitoba with hunters flocking to Basswood Newdale and Strathclair areas. Our party heads toward Neepawa, sees many ducks but limited shots, and ends with four ducks plus the biggest mallard by Jim Yuel. Mosquitoes prove a bigger nuisance than birds. The Lake Manitoba monster story looms as Winnipeg dailies pick up coverage.
Readers report on a so called monster near Steep Rock Lake and Lake Manitoba with tales of a prized specimen, cross border curiosity, and local license chatter. Winnipegosis locals recall early sightings and wonder about access routes through reed beds as Americans plot trophy ideas.
Brandon Manitoba notes on shelter options for beef cattle. Open front shed with straw roof used for 1956-57 wintering housed 34 cows with 11 lb average loss, outperforming a stanchion barn with 19 lb loss. Highlights include adaptability, handling, cost, and durability. Published by the Experimental Farm with catalogs from Beef Cattle Housing and Equipment.
The page lists a Wednesday September 18 Home and School Association meeting in the Collegiate, a sale pitch for a four room house on terms, cash farm land near Roblin, manitoba listings from L A Leavens and Son, a two room rental with electric lights, a Ford disc plow, a 1940s Dodge truck, assorted lumber, strawberry plants at two cents each, and contact for Nick Ratushny, Roblin.
Walter Middleton passed away since January 8 1941. Treasured memories endure in our hearts as we remember his love and presence. Family tributes describe him as a devoted husband and father who left lasting impressions on those who knew him.
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