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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
1
Canadian Medical Association urges public to limit disease spread by personal hygiene. Sneeze into the elbow, avoid shared cups and towels, and keep hands clean. Agricultural societies are praised for promoting one day fairs and the need for support is emphasized.
Western Canada hosts numerous one day fairs across the three prairie provinces. These exhibitions blend livestock grain and grasses with women’s domestic departments, serving local communities by showcasing farm and home crafts. The fairs foster healthy competition and learning, attracting attendees who compare judging and build social ties while learning from larger shows.
Fall cultivation aims to control weeds and prepare land for spring seeding. Summer fallow should stay clean to prevent weed seed spread, while stubble land often yields better when fully plowed. Fall plowing reduces perennial weeds and is most effective in wet years with adequate rainfall.
William Lang of Shortdale dies when a truck driven by Elmer Poumainen of Watrous overturns on the Young to Watrous road near noon. Lang is buried under the cab. another passenger Nicholson of Watrous injured. driver and a third hurt. Lang was 48 and a Roblin area resident. Funeral held at United Church with local I O O F involvement.
Mrs Fraser Cannon visits her husband at Cancrn while Mr and Mrs Ed Munro drive to Gilbert Plains on Sunday. Sargent Ward wins in Togo on business last week, and Mr and Mrs Wm Davis with Mr and Mrs Fred Allen motor to Winnipeg this week. The Rev J Rowlands of Tuxford and Miss E Hull of Regine are visitors at "the Vicarage" this week. Mr and Mrs Geo White and daughter and Mr and Mrs Speed of Winnipeg visit Mr and Mrs JW Faddy.
An editor argues boys should emulate patience and propriety. It asserts good conduct leads to better futures, with claims that employers favor well behaved youths and disparage those with bad rep. It notes boys grow into men through caution and self-control.
The Merridale community mourns Mike Luddy 53 who died suddenly on Sunday after a prolonged illness. Farmed in the Tunnel district before the war and was known for his skill as a well digger. He served overseas in the Great War and afterward farmed here. Funeral Tuesday at United Church with Canadian Legion BEF service. Confederates and neighbors extend condolences to his widow.
Irregular OCR text describes a vehicle service expanding to drive business by offering customers a ride to a venue for meetings and deals, signaling broader transport support to facilitate transactions.
A wide array of items shows Florida coverage alongside international notes. Topics include a papal appeal for church unity, Canada Portugal trade, Manitoba technical education funds, a murder farm in Riverside California, Canadian exports, a typhoon off China, U S swine production aims, and Ontario hydro referendums. Reports touch on floods of damage from a tornado in Illinois, power plant sales, liquor export criticism, and Puerto Rico damages with massive homelessness and potential deaths.
Mrs ze Inman thanks everyone for the beautiful floral tributes and support during this time of bereavement.
Field Secretary S. Ware of the Social Hygiene Association Inc promotes a life of purity with a single heart and healthy body. The message stresses religious training as the path to a worthwhile life and moral vigor.
Estate of Jacob Edei of Shell River Manitoba announces claims must be filed with the undersigned at Dauphin by October 16, 1998. Executor William James Westswood is represented by Bowman McFadden Rams. Dated at Dauphin September 8, 1998.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Thomas James Whalton late of Shell River Manitoba. Claims must be sent to Bowman McFadden Rams Den Solicitors in Dauphin on or before October 15 1928. Dated September 7 1928.
James Emmons Baine administrator of the Rural Municipality of Roducm gives notice that lands with unpaid taxes and costs will be sold by public auction on Saturday October 27, 1928 at his office in the Village of Rolin Manitoba at 2 pm unless arrears are paid.
The Labor party may gain votes in the next British election due to extending the franchise to women aged twenty one, adding over 5 million voters. The new electorate will mainly include factory workers, domestic servants, shop assistants, cinema girls, typists, clerks, and restaurant workers.
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