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Russell Banner in Russell, Manitoba

04 Aug 1910

Page 8

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Russell Banner

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Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1910

Page

8

local notes and social events from Shoal Lake week

Residents share a busy period with concerts, family visits, and community activities. Highlights include Miss McLeod visiting Mrs. Angus, a McPhee concert in Russell, camping at Sandy Lake, a Royal Templars meeting, and road gravelling near the west hill. The Portage la Prairie district summer school at Shoal Lake drew a large, engaged crowd with Bible studies, missionary addresses, and moral reform talks.

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McCauley Royal Templars Russell Buchanan Stewart Miss Taylor The Templars Portage la Prairie Neepawa Birtle Yorkton Shoal Lake A. Stewart Wesley College W. J. Mortimer China H. S. Magee F. Farewell A O. Rose Minnedosa Edith Woodsworth
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Auto Crop Shows Rapid Growth in Early 1900s

A Washington report from the department of commerce and labor details rising auto production and trade. 1909 output reached 115000 cars worth 230 million dollars, with projections of 150000 cars and 300 million dollars in 1910. Exports and imports broke records, with Britain, Canada, France, Mexico and others receiving increasing shipments. In other news, Canada to be represented by a cabinet minister at the opening of United South Africa's first parliament, and the disappearance of Norman France is solved with the discovery of his body in a hay meadow near Elkhorn.

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Department of Commerce and Labor Washington United Kingdom Canada France Mexico South America British Australasia Africa United South Africa Norman Thos Elkhorn
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Asessippi Millwood Craigie Viands H. G. Bryce Tuk Maccabee Hall E. M. Williams Russell Board of Trade D. Agricultural Eadcliffe Shellmouth Gilbert A. Cope Sec’y Peter Hyde Pres Smellie Bros., Ltd MAN Chas. J. Western Empress Main St Winnipeg Ledingham Box Wright Bonnycastle God Save the King A.S. Crerar W.W. Wilson Russell Liberal Association Halling Bros Main Street E. M. William1s
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