Comeca Promoters Seek Aid From Agricultural Society
The Comeca promoters request the Kaseell Agricultural Society’s cooperation to ensure a successful event. The article recalls the long history of community support, the society’s founding in 1882, and its role in regional development through fairs, agriculture, and cooperative efforts.
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Comeca
Kaseell Agricultural Society
Agriculture Society
Eea
Agricultural Society
Enterprisen
Agg
Hudson's Bay
Willea
Theaorem
Wallace
Semeanne
Shellmouth
David Kinnaird
E. C. deBalinhara
Alf Clee
Barnardo
R. H. McCallum
J. L. Roberts
Old Country
John Gilmour
John Peddle
Jim Rea Sr
Joe Wishart
J. A. Cailin
Castleavery
Faranda
Ang Wee
CNR
Russell Fair Association
Tord Stratheann
Winnnes
Esort
Goodbun
Mr and Mrs Alf Clee Leave for New York
A large crowd in Odd Fellows Hall bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Alf Clee as they depart for New York. Mayor Nelson presided with musical numbers and tributes as the pair reflect on Russell Manitoba history from 1882 to now.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Alf Clee
New York
Nelson
DuPre
Brandon
Richard
Russell
Agricultural Society
Cree
Manitoba
Christ Church
Messrs
R. H. McCallum
F.C. de Balinhard
James Mc Connel
C. Pittaway
A. DuPre
Church Service Schedule Amid May Activities
The notice lists services for the 8th Sunday after Easter on May 3 with an 11 a.m. Choral Eucharist and 30 p.m. Sunday School, plus a 7 a.m. Evensong on Thursday, 8:15 p.m. Choir practice.
Russell Agricultural Society Meeting Schedule
The Russell Agricultural Society directs an important meeting on Saturday May at 8 p.m. The notice calls for director participation and outlines the session time.
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Russell Agricultural Soc
Leading positions last week named by rank and names
The list shows top placements from last week with names including Gerald Skeech IX Aeres Thom Dorothy Hill Gertrude Beehanan Mary Kennedy Vil and Verna Mcintosh, indicating multiple entries across ranks.
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Gerald Skeech
Aeres Thom
Dorothy Hill
Gertrude Beehanan
Mary Kennedy
Verna Mcintosh
Minnis kays Special Monthly Missionary Collection
May 3rd reminder for a special monthly missionary collection. A Chinese visitor cites Christianity as China’s deepest need, reasoning it enables true progress through education, industry, and markets. He emphasizes Christianity first among essential reforms.
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China
Community Notes From Angusville and Surroundings
A busy week in Angusville area with church activities, new Trail Ranger Camp members Gordon Ferguson James Angus David Bartram and Charles Bartram, W M S elections, Easter offering planned, temperance discussion and young people service. Also reports of German measles, a phone caution, upcoming play Strictly Business, and gardening preparations. Mr J Jerrand suffered a severe appendicitis and is hospitalized in Russell.
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Jennia
Ee. L. Vandecar
Trail Ranger Camp
Gordon Ferguson
Jas. Angus
David
Charles Bartram
W.M.S
W. J Chittick
Dent
Jas. Minshull
Edgar Seebach
John Bell
Stranger
CC. H. Staples
L. L. Lewis
John Anderson
W. Chittick
Ferguson
Arbor Day urged for Shellmouth gardens and trees
Shellmouth community urged residents to plant trees and tend gardens on Arbor Day May 4. Despite a recent barn fire that destroyed a maple planted by Major Boulton, residents express sympathy for Mr and Mrs McGinnis after the loss of horses and cattle in the blaze.
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Shellmouth
Major Boulton
Mrs. McGinnis
Spring work and community notes from Grobsby area
Grobsby spring work is well underway and feeding is well advanced. Miss Edith Murdock is visiting Brandon friends for a few weeks. Mrs. Robert Boles is recovering after pneumonia. Mr. O T Walker of Brandon Post Office staff visits old friends. A new student has been appointed for this field and the first service will be conducted on Sunday May 10.
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Edith Murdock
Brandon
Robert Boles
O. T. Walker
Russell Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting Plans Course Improvements
The Russell Golf Club annual meeting chaired by President Glen set 1925 officers A M Pratt as President R C Jamieson as Secretary and committees with J A Glen P H Nelson E Wellman and Dr Shaw. The club finances are sound and six new greens and tees will be built to create a top small province course. Membership is $3 with fees due soon to guide future improvements. The course will open to members and visiting friends.
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Rasse
Banner
J. 8
Warrington
Boulton
D. E. Boulton
Roy Stevens
John Crerar
Lord Aberdeen
John Norquay
James Fisher
Roche
Y Newton Hace Michal
Orrar
Barnardo
Manitoba
Seeburn
Angusville
Dick Young
William Sherritt
Binscarth
Fred
Freeman Rice
W. C. Honey
William Creighton
Scotch Colonization Farm
George S. Smellie
Benjamin Scarth
Ben Scarth
Russell
Major Boulton
Ontario
Asessippi
Millwood
Assiniboine
Lenharg
Dropmore
Jim Fletcher Duncan Livingstone
Wallace Bros
F. W. Robinson
J. H
D. T. Wilson
McLennan Bros
Chas. McDonald
Robi Patterson
Sheen
Carr’ags
Winnipeg
Toke
Mellongalk
Veooke
Stewart
Pabert Hallid
Harry Smith
Russet
Lee
Denmark
Considera
Tom Greaves
Newilly
George Carterizht
Mombert Bersener
Sem Coer
Wiliam
Perold Hem
Russell Golf Cub
C. W. Thom
Glen
C. Fair
A. M. Pratt
Sec’y
R. C. Jamieson
J. A. Glen
P. H. Nelson
E. Wellman
Dr. Shaw
Frentra
Wwe
Arbor Day and May 4 public holiday notices in town
The issue lists Arbor Day on May 4 and May 7 as the start of Thursday half holidays. It notes motorists can obtain license plates from Mr C W Thom and announces meetings for the W A and the Dropmore Foot Club. It mentions local visits, school events, and a community review of social activities in Neepawa.
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Arbor Day
Sparrow
C. W. Thom
W.A
Ward
Russell Union Church auxiliary notes from March meeting
The March Russell Union Church auxiliary met at secretary Mrs Mutch’s home. Delegate Mrs Newell reported Winnipeg sessions. Manitoba fell $600 short of its objective. Mrs Murray urged deeper WMS involvement, while Rev. McKay praised boarding school work and Indigenous advancement. Mrs McGvray, Shanghai, urged global mission. Mrs Cei ceeiainen elected to the Provincial.
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Russell Union Church Auxiliary
Mutch
Newell
Winnipeg
Gordon
Manitoba
8. C. Murray
W.M.S
Hugh McKay
Oime
McGtvray
Shanghai
China
Russell Aux’ilary
Mra. A
Cai Ceeiainen
Union Church Notes Highlight Occupation Talk for Boys
Friday program featured Dr W J Bates advising boys on choosing a lawful, meaningful occupation. Seven boys signed the 3 C pledge for clean speech, living, and athletics. Sunday includes a spring sermon on How comes the Kingdom of God and a missionary offering. Special Mother s Day plans set for May 10. attendance encouraged.
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Taxis
W. J. Bates
Middleton
Manitobe Prohibition Alliance
The Banner Phone 42 Featured in Ad and Song Request
A note requests use of the Banner phone number 42 for printing orders news items or want ads. It calls for incorporating the number into a song or promotional piece for publication.
Seed Potatoes For Sale By Bee J Newell And Secure Foure
Bee J Newell advertises 206 bushels of first class potatoes available now with seed or eating use. Limited supply remains as customers await new crop arrival.
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Bee J. Newell
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MR. and
Mrs
Christ Chrch
Russell School
Minniska
Grosby
Murray McKay
Winnipes
Walter McKay
Columbia
Sparrows Garage
Hugh Wallace
Minnika
Jas McLeod
Regina
Tog
Mountain Ave
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Silverton
R. Blakely
W.I Will Os
Thelma Middleton
Rossburn
J. H. Irwin
Mc Rosties Hall
F. C. Middleton
Union Church
S. Stevens
Mabel Stevens
Frank Stevens
Stevens
Neepawa
Geo Richardson
Methodist Church
Richardson
Curling Club
Geo. Richardson
Hotel Hamilton
George
Walter Hembroff
Dr. Graham
Graham
C.g.lt
W.M
Union Church Notes
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