Surplus Canadian Work Horses eyed for export to Europe
A Winnipeg Tribune dispatch from Manitoba notes possible overseas sales of Western Canada surplus work horses to the Netherlands Norway France and Belgium. Officials say thousands of sound horses on the prairies have grown fat as tractors replace them. Export of the best animals is planned while lower grades go to processing.
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Netherlands
Weader
Keossburg
Hitler
Ius
Sanda
Europe
Rossburn A Lrane
Boy Scouts
Rossburn
Cade m
Canvass for Signet Rings Funds Linked to Soldiers Aid
The Russell Banner notes a canvass by the Russell Business Girls to raise funds for signet rings for returning men and women. Donations exceed 1500 dollars with amounts up to 200 dollars already collected. Calls for a Rossburn or district committee under Soldiers Aid Society with Veterans Board of Trade and Red Cross to continue canvassing. The Review will publish donor names.
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Russell Banner
Russsell
Rossburn
Soldiers Aid Society
Veterans Board of Trade and
Red Cross
Social Evening for Brown brothers brides in Canada
A Tuesday evening in July 1711 saw a Soldiers Aid sponsored social at C A Menzie’s warehouse to honor Robert and Wilfred Brown’s brides. A large crowd welcomed the couples, with gifts presented in baskets by Mrs Joiner and others. The event featured readings, contests, and a dainty supper, and both brides thanked the Soldiers Aid for cigarettes and parcels sent in past years.
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Aidh
Robert
Wilfred Brown
C A. Menzie’s
Canada
Our Town
J. Stitt
A. Joiner
Nora Brown
Joiner
Irs
Stitt
Nora
W. Armstrong
H McIntosh
Wilfred
Joar. Brown
Joan
Time Bombs and Temperamental Talk Bring Tense Warnings
A compact reflection warns that boiling tempers accelerate conflicts and heartfelt apologies avert crises. It urges self-restraint and timely deescalation to prevent disputes from escalating, emphasizing personal responsibility before attempting teamwork.
Local residents and visitors noted at Russell Fair week
Messers J Lindsay and D Mc Intyre won the Horse Shoe tournament at Russell Fair. Several visitors from Winnipeg Grandview and Manitoba communities were hosted by local families. After a wet Friday, most events at the fair proceeded with high attendance and a largely successful program.
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Messers
J. Lindsay
D. McIntyre
Russell Fair
Russell
Community Visit Notes and Visits Record
Ranchvale Birdtail Mr and Mrs W McIntost visit a Joiners. G Prout visits at Lorne Plantes home. Gervin Mille returns from Russell hospital after operation. Mr and Mrs C Crookhhans and daughter visiting in the community. Miss Agnes Andrew with Mr Wu. Mansell drives to Grandview Wednesday. Miss Ferne Strong spends days at Maxwell home. Mrs F Plante returns home after operation. Margaret Merie and Johnny stay with parents Mr and Mrs Dychakowski. Mrs Wm Maxwell and M Plante return home with Mrs L Baweo and family.
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Agnes Andrew
Mansell
Grandview
Ferne Strong
Mrs Maxwell
F. Plante
Margaret
Merie
Johnny
Dychakowski
Dee Mocracy Strife Prompts Free For All Fights
The message argues that universal effort to defend democracy reduces ongoing fights within democratic society. It emphasizes collective action against threats to freedom and stresses vigilance for inclusive rights amid political change.
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Eail
Leaming Brown Eldest Daughter Marries in Birtle
Ekie May Brown and James Edward Leaming wed at the Manse in Birtle Manitoba on Monday July 16 at 2 PM. Rev Wilson officiated as Miss Sylvia Mae Carson attended, and the groom's friend from Winnipeg served as best man. A brief honeymoon in Brandon followed and the couple will reside in St Lazare Manitoba.
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Birtle
Man
Ekie May
Wm. J. Brown
James Edward
G. R. Leaming
St. Lazare
R Wilson
Sylvia Mae Carson
Rossburn
Ian
Blue Uhe Prath
Winnipeg
Sroomsman
Brandon
Manitoba
Oakburn Community Notes and Local Incidents
Winnipeg visitor Peter Krepiakevich joins Oakburn crowd for Lake Fair and Sports. Several residents announce visits from Rivers and Angusville while RC A F member sets leave to teach at Harrower School. Building boom continues in Oakburn with new homes and renovations. Shirley Migas died at Shoal Lake hospital. burial at St Johns Cemetery. Oakburn School District elects trustees and rehires staff. serious run away accident injures Mr Hachkowsky, transported to Winnipeg for care.
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Shoal Lake
Shirley Migas
Pete
Migas
Strathclaw
St. John’s Cemetery
Peter Hachkowsky
Mareo
Oakburn
Hachkowsky
Winnipeg
J. D. Rae
Lu d a w ay Baryla wedding in Eden Manitoba
Neil Baryla son of Mr and Mrs Barya of Eden Manitoba married Mike Lth Owy youngest son of the late ?anko and Mrs Luho of Oakburn at Mountain Road Greek Catholic church on Tuesday July 17. Rey Syrnick officiated. Bridesmaids were Miss Pos] By 'la and Miss Pearl Baziuk of Eden. Groomsmen included Mike Dutka of Okoury and Welter Moleski of Winnipeg. Reception at the bride’s parents home in Eden followed by a July 19 Oakburn reception at the groom’s mother and brother Adam Luh wy. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm east of Oakburn.
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Neil Baryla
Barya
Eden Manitoba
Mike
Owy
Anko
Luho
Oakburn
Mountain Road Greek Catholic Church
Rey Syrnick
Pos
Pearl Baziuk
Eden
Mike Dutka
Okoury
Welter Moleski
Oakbury
Adam Luh‘wy
Qakbarn
Visiting mentions across Vancouver and Manitoba households
A list of short calls and trips shows Mrs A Neleen of Vancouver visiting her mother Mrs G Michasive, and Mrs Barbara Pudinsky in Dauphin. Mr and Mrs Peal Yaskiw visited Mr and Mrs John Hnatin, while Mr Stanley Artonation travelled to Winnipeg for medical care. Several other locals, including Miss Hobatiuk of Pakburnig and Mrs Emily Michalsy of Dauphin, are noted visiting relatives or staying at homes across Manitoba and British Columbia.
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A. Neleen
Vancouver B.C
G. Michasive
Peal Yaskiw
Foxwarren
John Hnatin
Stanley Artonation
Winnipeg
Barbara Pudinsky
Dauphin
Emily Michalsy
Twerdun
Bicanie
Wog
John Woyetikoweky
Hobatiuk
Canadian researchers report drought tolerant pasture trees and vanadium extraction discovery
Canadian scientists blend a form of wheat with couch grass to create drought tolerant pasture trees for arid areas. An engineer from the National Research Council of Canada announces a vanadium extraction method from iron ores. By end of 1944 the Canadian army lists 45,856 women serving.
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National Research Council of Canada
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N. Stupinsky
Hardiware
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G. V. Reynolds
Rossburn Church
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Vista
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Priday
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Jean Heather
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Alexis Smith
Jack Carson
Jane Wyman
Svuaule Matare
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Norway
France
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Govul Canadias
Winnipeg Tribune
Tiamiota
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W. J. Onions
J. MelLod
Winipeg
L. Dunecenson
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Evelyn Slobadosky
J. G. Stitt
Clear Lake
A. Brothers
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Cy, Alcock
R.C.M.P
Branca
Joe Peden Surday
Mrs McLeod, Sr
Iphipeg
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P. Armstrong
George Pradhnuk
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Deer Lodge Hospital
Mrs I. McFarlane
Gao
Harlow
Mike Strank
Robert Brown
Oversea
G. Bell
Mai Weyne
Alberta
Mrs W. McIntost
G. Prout
Lorne Plantes
Gervin Mille
Russell Hospital
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Mrs C. Crookhhans
Wm. Maxwell
Mplante
L. Baweo't
Leaming—Brown
Peter Krepiakevich
Thietyhoal Lake
L.A.C
Sirs Thompson
Patsy
Rivers
Thompson
P. Nubert
Set. N. Danyluk
R.C.A.F
British Columbia
Harrower School
Menzie
Walter B. Wacinan
Martin Chalaatruick
Angusville
Sitokn Chalatyrnick
Sundown
D. A. Ross
Ross Sr
Moosedaw Lark
Wintreg
Tre Ieer Lodge
Michael Antonation Sonatay
Matiation’s
Lax Sruk Bros. Garage
Gerelus‘ Wash
S Puyda
S. Yangk
W. B. Wachna
Peter I.ba
Ancisville
Mary Mazier
Justice
Lina Kuzyk
Grandview Man
Ludaway
Baryla
Osha
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