Western Dairy Industry Seeks Stronger Market Position
A 1925 Manitoba Dairy Association foreword warns the western dairy industry faces crucial need to expand markets and improve grade quality. It cites growth in prairie butter output, competition with Britain and other nations, and calls for stronger organization to secure profitable, sustained advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Dairy Apsociation
Manitoba Dairy Association
Workiag
Dairy Pioneers
Major Boulton
Boulton
E. E. Struthers
Bzrnado
Russell
New Zealand
Dennmark
Australia
Ireland
Canada
Ari
Hutter
Italan
Muyakers
Harry
Manitoba
Dairy Associatione
Sret
Atrhbeowrn
Alberta
Crean
Waatam Dairy Association
Community Organizations In Russell Show Strong Civic Life
Fred C. Middleton surveys Russell groups led by Women’s Institute and Red Cross with clinics, creche, and Live Wires. Anglican, Roman Catholic and Union churches outline leadership and future church building plans. Local clubs host skating, curling, tennis, golf, and lodges reflecting active civic engagement and social support.
Sympathy for Shellmouth widow and fire devastates town
In Shellmouth Mrs. Spencer Fields mourns her husband after a yearlong illness as his funeral takes place at St Cuthbert s church with local pallbearers. A disastrous early hour fire destroys a livery barn and garage, kills six horses and two cows, and damages several properties including Dave Farquharson and J McGinnis’s holdings. Police, harness shop, Ritz Cafe, and local homes face fire risks, while an entertainment act by Val Hallethorpe entertains townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Fields
St. Cuthbert’s Church
Smith
Field
Fields
Asessippi
Shellmouth
Neals
Dave Farquaharson
Massey-Harris
J. McGinnis
Dvelihood
Ritz
Alf Herbert
Val Halle
Adolph
Christ Church Parish Notes Service Schedule
The 3rd Sunday after Easter service is announced for April 76 with a special sermon. Sunday School at 7 pm and a vestry meeting immediately after the evening service. Members of the 1.C.C.F. Lodee are urged to attend the parade and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heste
1.C.C.F. Lodee
Morning Service at St Cuthbert's Shellmouth
Morning service held at St Cuthbert's Shellmouth at 11 am. Details unclear due to truncated text. Further information unavailable in provided fragment.
Card of Thanks from John A. Glare to Russell Officials
John A. Glare thanks the Mayor and Councillors of Russell along with friends citizens and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during his recent bereavement. Gratitude also for floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mark
Russell
John A. Glare
Community Notes From Angusville Meeting And Town News
At the Angusville Cur ing Club annual meeting officers were elected: Patron John Angus President Thomas Minshull Vice President James Grainger Secy Treas Frank C Shepherd The Inland Revenue Department reports seizures of two stills and eight mash lots north of Angusville with fines or imprisonment likely. Strong social notes include a play Strictly Business on May 1 at Fergusons Hall Albert Phizackleaig farming at McTavien estate Kost Stepowich moving to Brunt home pastor to address middle aged on Sunday topic The perils of the middle passage Alex Staples visiting Roy McTavish convalescent infant Naherdak family scald incident under Dr H Baldwin Bible class at church Sundays 11 am attendance welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cur'ing Club
John Angus
Thomas Minshull
James Grainger
Sec'y Treas
Frank C. Shepherd
Inlang Revenue Department
Angusville
Ferguson's
Albert Phizacklea
McTavien
Kost
Stepowich Todenp
Brunt Jome
Alex Staples
Roy McTavish
Max Naherdak
H. Baldwin
W M S Meeting Reports Winnipeg Convention And Local Trade
The W M S met in the church with good attendance and reports from delegates Mrs Coulter and Mrs Rutherford on the Winnipeg convention. Cooperative cattle and hog shipments by the local U F M sold well with prices up to 14.02 for hogs and 112.37 for a steer. Three Poll Angus bulls arrived from Regina and were allocated to districts. A large crowd shopped at Mather's sale despite bad roads, with bargains remaining. Mr Whiteman is improving while Mr Cochrane is ill. Next Sunday services include Sunday school at 2 30 p m and church at 3 15 p m with Pastor Bailey invited to stay another year.
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W.M.S
R. J. Coulter
R. Rutherford
Winnipeg
Bailey
U.F.M
Regina
Sask
Mather
R. Whiteman
H. Cochrane
Stephen
T. Bailey
Quarterly Board Meeting and Church Gatherings Announced
Members reminded of a Thursday board meeting at 8 30 p m in the basement of the church with full attendance requested. Taxi boys to meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the Methodist church for a short devotional by Mr Middleton on the three C s pledge. Dr Bate to address the square on vocation. Sunday services at 11 for the sermon The equipment of the Christian Church and at 7 Is the end of the world at hand civilization doomed Mr Middleton to discuss Russellites Bible Students whose representative spoke at Rostie s Hall last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Bate
Russellites
Rostie
Angusville dance and community notices in The Banner
The Angusville Curling Club hosts a May 25 dance and local business ads invite buyers for pig stock. notes mention Buttermilk value, chick care, cattle shipment to Winnipeg, Inglis Field Day May 19, and a Comeca day promotion at The Banner Bookstore.
Dauphin District Old Timer A. J. Henderson Dies
A J Henderson of Spruce Creek Manitoba died in Victoria British Columbia on April 7 at 67. He was a pioneer farmer, first secretary of Spruce Creek school district for nearly three decades and an elder and Sunday school superintendent in the Presbyterian church. He was president of the Dauphin District Old Timers Association and he leaves nine daughters and three sons, his mother, four brothers, and three sisters.
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A. J. Henderson
Spruce Creek
Victoria B.C
Dauphin District
Mr. Henderson
Paris
Ont
Rapid City
Old Timers’ Association
Henderson
Mildred
Oak Lake
Lorne Nicholson
Carman Alcaire
Sandringham
Frey
Montana
Sutherland
Los Angeles
Horben
Mis
Nellie
Winnineg
Russell
Russell, Man
Feeding Baby Chicks at Brandon Experimental Farm
Practical poultry guide outlines feeding chicks after hatch at Brandon Experimental Farm. Initial 60 hours use water and grit, then small amounts of cracked wheat or chick food, followed by a dry mash from day six: two parts shorts, one part corn meal, two parts bran meal, ten percent scraps, fed every two to three hours and later continuously with cracked wheat or commercial chick feed.
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Brandon
The Board of Trade and its role in Britain
The Russell Board of Trade secretary J C Boulton explains that a board of trade is an association of business men aiming to stimulate local trade and showcase Britain’s advantages. He notes the Cabinet role of the President of the Board of Trade and emphasizes confidence and fair dealing as foundations of lasting prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Britain
British Board of Trade
Kav Importane
Wort
Great Britain
Russell Board of Trade
Civil Liberties Proponent Addresses Religion Politics and Business
Stanley Rogers of Liverpool spoke at McRosties Hall decrying religion’s ranking behind politics and business. He argued belief in the Bible as a whole underpins Christianity and noted perceived disbelief among some churches. He claimed Jews alone benefited from World War, urged truth seeking, and described the LBSA aim to reveal biblical truth.
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McRosties’ Hall
Stanley Rogers
Liverpool
England
International Bible Students Association
Calvin
John Wesley
Lb.s.a
Endcliffe Teams Hold Fundraiser and Practice Nights
The Endcliffe baseball team organizes a fundraiser on May 22. Practice is on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The football team also organizes practice on Mondays and Fridays. Everyone is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fendcliffe
Miniska April 26 Martyrdom and World Mission Statistics
The record notes Stephen the first martyr quote and lists World Missions data: 700 organizations since 1823, income 869 555,148, missionaries 291,188, physicians 1,157, hospital assistants 5,458, hospital beds 31,264, dispensaries 1,686, patients 4,788,328. It highlights growth in hospitals, trained assistants, Sunday Schools 5,277, teachers 2,535,726, field gifts 7,469,198, Christian colleges 101 with 22,827 students, Bible portions circulated 12,494,928, and testaments 3,175,554.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
World Missions
Hopital Assistants
Mission Hospitals
Banner Bookstore Ad Notes Corresponsience Colors
Sir Augustus Nanton is reported fatally ill in Toronto while Winnipeg Mall gets 29000 from the provincial government. Four babies are born in Germany for each one in France. The Banner Bookstore offers matching envelopes and a Box at 60 cents with the Banner phone 42. Include this information in orders for printing and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Augustus Nanton
Toronto
Winnipeg
Germany
France
Banner
For Sale Cilean Barley Seed in Angueville Area
Sell barley seed at 6 cents per bushel with contact Tom Miz ehall. Call 266-2 for Angueville area inquiries.
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Tom Mizehall
Angueville Aste
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Fred C. Middleton
Women's Institute
W. 1
Chas. Thom
F. Storey
Hazel Callin
Red Cross
J. Melati
P. McLean
FE. Keith
Della Kinnan
Priocinal
Aclety
J. H. Farthive Milwood
I. A. Glen
Russell Churches
Anglican
F. H. Devenpart
A. Partington
N. C. Smith
People’s
H. Nelson
G. B. Cartwright
G. A. Cope
P. H. Nelson
E. J. Barton
Lazarre
Union Church
Dominion
F. ©. Middleton
Board of Stewards
J. Allison Glen
A. S. Warrington
Ladies’ Aid
W. Ledingham
Gee, Brown
Girls’ Club
Miss Keith
Mission Band
A. G. P. Smellie
Bang
N. R Park
J. A. McKinnon
J. G. Kippan
Golf
Russell—Marons
W. McMurray
W.M
Oddfellows
Rev. F. ©. Middleton
N.G
Army & Navy Veterans
L. C. Boulton
Song of England
A. M. Pratt
Crystal Rebekah Lodge
M. Whitmore
Eastern Star
W. B. Amos
Christ Church
ST. Cuthbert’s Shellmouth
Silverton
Union Church Notes
Angusville Curling Club
Lloyd Schwalm
Nessr. H. Smith
A. R. McIntyre
Inglis
Regukry
Hardisty
Alta
D Sparrow
B. E. Glavin
Bank of Toronto
Rossburn
Edmonton
F. W. Stevenson
CKY
B. Sparrow
Birtle
Brandon Post Office
The
Agricultural Society
Geo. Richardson
Neepawa
Queen's
Alf Clee
New York
McRostie’s
Lanizan of
Binsearth
Brown Wilkinson
E. C. deBalinhard
W. J. Crowe
Russell County Conservative Association
J. T. Haig
M.L.A
Haig
Cooperative Kee Association
Astbury
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Board OF Trace
Endcliffe
Minniska
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