Synoré Birthday Poem and Market Note
A brief item presents a birthday poem for Synoré April Mh and Sam Seventy three, noting frail form and approaching death with spiritual consolation. It also mentions Os ter Creek and market prices with cheap ice.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
1
A brief item presents a birthday poem for Synoré April Mh and Sam Seventy three, noting frail form and approaching death with spiritual consolation. It also mentions Os ter Creek and market prices with cheap ice.
Silver Creek reports Mrs. McTavish's return to Newdale. J Jas A Kippan buys a cream separator and expands dairying. Barker Jackson pushes seeding and rushes to a new house. A spring horse show in Russell draws many farmers with talks by O Malley and Murray. Robt Young lands the Russell elevator contract, promising thorough oversight. Farmers discuss shipping cream to factories versus local manufacture. Cream separators gain strong interest as dairying aid.
Seeding is in full swing as ground remains wet and cloggy. Prairie sloughs hold more water than in years past. Ed McKeown of Toronto, rep for W J Grey mill contractors, toured Shellmouth sites for a grist mill and was pleased. Shellmouth creamery repairs continue with an extra story planned for the cold storage to improve capacity.
Snow has left the fields and seeding may continue if wet conditions stay favorable. Wanderers have been seen in the area. frost mornings favored skating though one couple fell after the sun melted ice. The Boulton football club plans its annual meeting at Mr Patterson's Saturday at 8 pm to discuss the coming season.
Local items report Presbyterians planning a new church near Minnedosa at about $5000, Mrs Smellie’s Winnipeg trip, W McCamon’s creamery visit, and farmers prepping fields as spring returns with higher water and early showings. The piece notes smallpox containment, a murder of Vera Dyer’s daughter, and community events including a Foresters Hall concert and an Oddfellow anniversary.
Miss McLaughlin spent the weekend at Mr. Lyon's while clipping horses remains popular this season. Miss M. McKay from White Lake Oat stayed with her uncle John Rea. A skating party enjoyed the ponds despite Billy’s fall. Builders advance with several new structures as Mr Chas Pittaway and Mr E Moore raise two stables.
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