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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1957
Page
2
A garbled fragment notes a political theme with unclear names and aims. It hints at a campaign for public office and the effect on voters but details are obscured by misread text.
A submission signed Non Partisan argues the present system of government flaws all ides raised, contending MPs lack independence and must bow to party. It asserts democracy requires qualified, free legislators and cites figures like Woodsworth Knowles Roblin Wills Stinson Swalles to illustrate opposition gains and the need for broader accountability.
A partial OCR shows vague timing lines with references to 2:06 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. plus 7:16 a.m. markers. Names or places are unreadable, leaving only scattered times and a few initials. The text hints at a daily timetable or event slate with unclear participants.
Juliette Cavazzi makes Curried Lobster a la Capetown for family and friends while a Ble City bus driver keeps riders entertained during rush hour. His loud speaker quips reference lamps of daily life from whodunits to aspirin and a cheeky poke at Doug Campbell and upcoming election chatter.
An editorial praises democracy while criticizing apathy, arguing majorities alone do not guarantee governance. It mocks “Non Partisan” views, contemplates Manitoba’s public prints chasing sensationalism with a sea serpent monster, and recalls prior Lake Rock sightings as humorous public lore.
Alistair MacLean emphasizes that greatness is not required to please God. The sermon urges readers to find glory in ordinary life, partnering with God through everyday work, and living with honesty whether selling sugar or cloth or conducting business, mirroring saints.
Experimental Farm Brandon data show Southern brome grasses yield more hay than Northern types over five years. Commercial Northern brome produced 12 tons per acre, Parkland and Mandan 404 averaged 1.7 tons, while Southern types reached 1.8 tons. Newly licensed Southern brome varieties Achenbach Fischer and Lincoln yielded 1.7 1.7 and 1.9 tons respectively. Seed exports favor Southern brome, promising profit from higher yields and stronger seed markets in the U S.
Advertisement style notice urges readers to contact the Roblin Review for the best in printing services. It highlights quality work and local business support in a concise promotional line.
Post vacation car checkup tips to maintain efficiency after heavy driving. Have oil, air cleaner, and filters serviced, wash and re wax the finish, inspect radiator and vents for sand and dust, test generator and electrical system, adjust tires, and check tubeless tires sealing folds and wheel alignment.
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