Roblin locals list sales and small town notes
Roblin residents read notices on threshing progress and upcoming events. Levi Roblin on sale at The Review. J B Baine and Dr Irwin visiting Winnipeg and McCready. several residents traveling or away on holiday. Millinery show planned for Oct 10 11 1924 and Tummel School Fair Oct a special prizes appeal. Mr Geo McNeill farewell and purse gift for summer missionary service. invitation to return next summer and to lead anniversary services.
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E. H. Johanson
Bonnet Shop
Winnipeg
Roblin
The
United Church
Geo. McNeill
Bancroft
The Frank Truth She Bobbed Her Hair
The verse teases a playful pun laden tale about a subject named Frank and a bold transformation. It hints at dramatic changes in appearance, ambition, and artistic dreams, using personified names to imply a poetic work about identity and aspiration.
Union Church Rally Day and services announced
Rev. Robert Harvey presides over monthly baptismal services and a series of Sunday events including Rally Day in Roblin with a 2 p.m. Sunday School gathering and an evening sermon. Anniversaries feature Trafalgar Day on Oct 19, Harvest Thanksgiving, and a focus on youth education and self derived thinking. The article notes Canada’s rail mileage and the prominence of the Canadian National Railways.
Togo locals and visiting residents report
Correspondence from our own special writers notes visits by Wes Mitchell to Grandview and Dr G P Baker to Winnipeg and Russell. James D Fogg and family toured Roblin. High Bluff’s Mr Green joins the Togo Trading Co. Duck hunting is popular this season. Edward King from Jessup Iowa arrives for business. Several men shipped cattle to Winnipeg last Saturday. The Union Church was decorated for a low day and Rally Day for Sunday School is planned. Walter Belcher of Argyle Manitoba renews acquaintances after a visit.
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Edward King
Jessup
Iawa
Deepdale Community Notes and Alberta Homestead Boom
Mr Win Fletcher visits Grandview and Mrs Fitzgerald of Alberta plans to visit. Saunders and family move to town. Rev CM Eater of Stoney Head visits Lis Vicinity. Mr and Mrs Beecher and family stay with Jollitoe. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Ward. next meeting Oct 1 at Mrs S T Argent’s. Brisk homestead filing continues in northern Alberta with 20 filings at Edmonton this week. Newcomers increase lands. Americans predominate. Steamers to load grain for Europe may total 76 this month. Port of Montreal upgrades include a new elevator at Tart Pier and Windmill Point elevator expansion to 3.5 million bushels storage and 100,000 bushel per hour.
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Mr. CM
Stoney Head
Susk
Lis
Beecher
Roblin
Jollitoe
Ladies Aid
Geo. Ward
S. ‘T. Argent
Alberta
Edmonton
Miberta
Danny
Monutreal
Tarte Pier
Windmill Point
Witch
Local notes from Bield area and surrounding district
Levi Sawiskie lost his threshing outfit to fire last week. Mrs. Fred Drinkwater has been ill for several days. Grain is cut and threshing will begin next week. A newborn arrived at the MacDowell home. Philip Pretseoskie is seriously ill in Dauphin hospital. Roblin Sports report heavy shooting season, no ducks seen. Philo Chase left for Toronto to study ministry. Wishing him success.
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Philo Chase
Toronto
Rally Day at Sabath School and Farewell Sermon
Makaroff reports station agent J Bradford back from two week vacation. First threshing whistle blown, expect busy week ahead. Rally Day in Sabath School next Sunday with program and 2.30 pm start. Mr J McNeill to preach farewell sermon Sunday evening before entering college for winter. Hope Rev C C Bradford may serve next. Rev C M Bater returns to Stony Beach Sask to resume Presbyterian duties after visiting the district.
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Sabath
J. McNeill
C. C. Bratford
C. M. Bater
Stony Beach
Sask
Selverwood Notes and Harvest Rally in Union Church
SELVERWOOD Mr. A. Byce has returned after visiting in Sask. Rev. A. Staney conducted service here on Sunday and baptized the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Radford. W. Cox returns for harvest season after summer at Portage la Prairie. Rally Day in Union Church Sunday Sept. 1st with Mar McNeil preaching farewell. Farmers Union Hall near completion with opening planned Oct. 28. Rumor of twine theft from binders. farmers urged to secure gear overnight.
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A. Staney
J. Radford
W. Cox
Portige la Prairie
Union Church
Mar McNeil
Local Notes From Punnichy Saskatchewan 1924
Grand Narrows welcomes Miss Donelda Basso back to Kamsack after holidays. Pastor Mr. Weaver visited Walkerburn last week. Misses Verna Mefiel and Vivian Wilson visited Violet and Pear Larret. Clemencesu School reopened. new teacher to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Le Sott. Rev H W Atwater named an Honorary Canon of the Diocese of Qu Appelle. Rally Day celebrated with Mr. Weaver delivering a child focused address on trust in a Heavenly Father.
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Verna ,Mefiel
Vivian Wilson
Violet and
Pear Larret
Clemencesu School
Henry le Sott
Touchwood Times
Punnichy
Sask
Dalyleth
H.W. Atwater
Gordon’s Reserve
Punniechy
Qu’ Appelle
Atwater
Good Roads Critique Frames Civic Value and Education Link
A fragmented editorial extols roads as more than surfaces, a silent force reducing living costs and linking rural districts to public schools. It argues good roads curb ignorance, support families, and bolster open air community life, urging informed support for road building.
MAC to Fill Up with Students at Manitoba Agricultural College
Manitoba Agricultural College reports the largest enrollment after the war as returning servicemen resume studies. In 1919-20 all residence rooms were full and a new dormitory was needed for Engineering students. Applications in Agriculture and Household Science exceed last year with Arts and Science option drawing country students. Government plans to bring young men from Britain who must spend at least one year at MAC before farming.
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Manitoba Agricultural College
Ap Ucations
M.A.C
Save the Children Fund Grain Campaign Seeks Aid
The Western Grain Campaign organized by The Save The Children Fund aids starving women and children refugees from Turkey into Greece. Twenty thousand posters distributed. grain donations and graded storage tickets coordinated with Grain Growers and elevator companies. Dr Kennedy appeals for help as eviction and hunger persist, with contributions collected by C. W. Rowley in Winnipeg and many clubs supporting through Wheat Pool sections and churches.
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Save the Children Fund
Turkey
Greece
Save the Chilken Fund
Kennedy
C. W. Rowley
Scott Block
Winnipeg - Amber
Women's Lettuke 4
Savinekers’ Clubs
Wan Ae
Winnipeg Business College to Reopen With Western Education
Forty thousand students have attended the Business Schools under the management of Principal George S. Houston. The Dauphin Business School will reopen soon with facilities to provide a western business education. For particulars, write Winnipeg Business College 222 Portage Ave Winnipeg Man.
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George S. Houston
Dauphin Business School
Winnipeg Business College
Portage Ave
Winnipeg Man
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Roy Monforth
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Vancouver
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D. McNeill
Dblin. Trading Co
Cup Old
Brandon
Mr. Smale
Church News Union Church
Robert Harvey
Young People's Rally Service
Trafalgar
Educational Service
Truman Veo
Milne Law
Cliff Brandon
Tommy Lambkin
Sarah Lambkin
Eva Adams
Everall
Ehair
David
Saul
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Canadian National Railways
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Wes Mitchell
Grandview
G. P. Baker
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My. Jas. D. Fogg
Mr. Green
High Bluff
Togo Trading Co
Bowley
Dr. McCunn “I
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R. J. M. Parker
Art, Taylor
Sou Hampson
Alvin Mocknight
Walter Belcher
Argyle Man
Uoice
Mr. Belcher
Craig's
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Deepdale
Mr. Win
Fletcher
Fitzgerald
Bield Locals
Levi Sawiskie
Fred Drinkwater
Welare
Mrs. MacDowell
Philip Pretseoskie
Dauphin Hospital
Makaroff
J Bradford
Selverwood
Mr. A. Byce
Grand Narrows
Donelda Basso
Kamsack
Mr. Weaver
Walkerburn
E. H. Johnson
Will
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