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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
1
A broad discussion on highway improvements notes thanks to the Road Department for better capacity and design. It credits engineers and car owners for safer highways while urging every driver and pedestrian to take personal responsibility to reduce traffic accidents.
The piece casts autumn as a bright, life-affirming season that renews vigor and invites outdoor play. It treats seasonal change as a philosophical lesson from nature, urging civilized people to face mortality cheerfully and adopt autumn's invigorating spirit.
Mire Darey Johnston and family thank neighbors and friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy after a recent death. No need for notices. the printer is prepared to print when desired. Chamber 121.
Mr W Davis spent the weekend in town. New Pall Hats promoted. Mr H H Lee returned home after a lengthy absence. Mr and Mrs D W Inglis and Dorothy motored to Mikado on Sunday. J A C Munroe spent the week end with the Munro family. Post Office changes announced. redundancy to end cold feet. F Kuhn left for Elrose to which he has been transferred. Campbell of Theodore joined the Royal Bank staff in Kuhn's place. R F Painter and May journeyed to Inveray Sask. Mr and Mrs J J Ree with Mr and Mrs H McKinnon visited Mikado on Sunday. Mrs C V Franklin with Mrs W St Kaiser and Mrs G B Swain spent Wednesday in Kamsack. Mr and Mrs George Craig toured the Dauphin Swag River trail on Sunday with reports of the new highway.
Deepdale received visitors as Nixon, an engine expert, toured the town on Monday. Mrs Chester Bromwell was recalled East due to her father's serious illness, prompting concern among residents.
Early winter weather outlook from a local prophet. Bridges near completion on the Shell River. Vancouver visitors renew old acquaintances. Threshing may finish next week if the fatcher holds. Promoters urged to scout Roblin district for talent. Hesselgrave and son Carl back in the district with their threshing machine. Local men leaving for Okanagan BC. Death of pioneer Donald Kelso mourned. Dan Talka's separator belt and Pete Hrynchuk's granary losses noted. another separator burned in two years.
Mrs Kelso and family gratefully acknowledge Roblin citizens for their sympathy in the recent bereavement.
Mrs Prank Curle and family express gratitude for kindness shown during their recent bereavement. They also acknowledge those who sent condolences to Sowers A. M. Curle in Roblin.
Local Roblin items announce Salvation Army Harvest Festival and Ladies Aide supper. Rebekahs memorial service, Bible Students program on The Battle of the Somme, and two farm auctions near Shortdale and Bield. School inspector H S Albright replaces Belton. Manitoba Weekly meeting notes, resolutions, and officers listed. Various sales and rentals offered in Roblin area.
Mrs Nekn of Togo visits Mrs Birrell for a few days while Rev H and Mrs McConnell toured the district on Thursday. Miss Barbara Jackson has entered Oshawa hospital to train as a nurse. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Franklin Bass Sundridge on the birth of a son Sept 1. Miss Bessie Ferguson, training at Prince Albert Hospital, is home on vacation visiting the district. Mr S May of Togo reported on the Saskatoon Church Conference held in summer. The UFWM president Mrs Gee-Curtis spoke on home organization and plans another evening meeting for all to attend.
An editorial warns of an approaching hard winter and the dangers of cash shortages. It argues citizens should save 75 percent of income and spend only 25 percent, citing Lord Strathcona and a Chinese proverb as guidance for thrift and planning.
Church announces a week of services starting Friday and Saturday at Togo with a Harvest Festival on Sunday September 22 at 7 30 pm. A Monday September 23 program article notes goods and raking. silver collection only. All welcome to attend.
Manitoba farmers are urged by Hon. Albert Prefontaine to secure seed oats for next spring due to a shorter oat crop and reduced acreage this year. He cites crop correspondents predicting yields well below the ten year average and a 14 percent drop in oats sown, signaling a possible seed and feed shortage.
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