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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

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Salvage items from Scapa Flow ships prompt British salvage

Salvageable equipment and wrecks from German warships scuttled at Scapa Flow are being handled by the British Admiralty. A separate notice notes a church superintendent in Canada argues ministers are not employees. Miscellaneous ads offer sale items including 150 bushels of oats per bushel, hay shares, a Massey Harris binder, and winter rye with contact details.

British Admiralty de. Chown Methodist Church In Canada Céares Hay R. Wise Massey Harris Alép

Steam threshing outfit sale offer in first class shape

Boiler inspector JM Hopper notes the steam threshing outfit is in first class shape and will be sold as an agenda item.

JM. Hopper

Silverton Notes on Travel Health and Local Trades

Mise Mabel Hainsteck left for Sheal Lake on Monday. Mr and Mrs Minstrall and family went to Winnipeg for a holiday. Grain Growers agent Peddie checks on farmers as the elevator undergoes repairs. Russell Flyn is home on medical leave. Stewart returned from Winnipeg, walking without a crutch. First cattle carload for Winnipeg shipped from new stock yards. Mrs Douglas and I arrived at the Want on Friday. Sunday School lesson focuses on Winning Others to Christ with Acts 16 9 15. The Lords Jewels addressed children at the usual service.

Mise Mabel Hainsteck Sheal Lake Russell Flyn Govwuinae Stewart Winnipeg

Winnipeg residents visit and town notes from Binscarth

Mrs Murray of Winnipeg visits Mr and Mrs J Lewis. Silver Beach hosts holiday families as Segt Chas Bent returns from four years in France. A monument fund for soldiers is proposed. Agricultural fair preparations advance with hay, pens, and a larger exhibit. War Savings changes at the Agricultural Society. McPherson resigns chair to focus on the cause. Walter Ireland succeeds him. Local farmers criticize wheat policy as drastic and discriminatory against them, urging action to curb monopolies.

Murray Winnipeg J. Lewis Silver Beach Chas Bent France W. A. Wilson Ank Agricultural Society National War Savings Committee F. McPherson Aug. Ltd Frank McPherson Walter Ireland Mr. McPherson

McNutt Sports Awards Winners List

The McNutt athletic program announces winners in several events. Pipe Race Married Men includes John Rathgaber John Adams Adam Wagner. Pipe Race Single Men lists C Andres F Rock J Becker. Boys Under 15 winners Alfred Wagner Jack Haberstuck T Becker. Boys Under 15 second place H Loewen E Trenien J Shoan. Ring Race Alfred Wagner Haberstock J Shoan. Decorated Car honors Jack Me Nate.

McNutt John Rathgaber John Adams Adam Wagner C. Andres F. Rock J. Becker Alfred Wagner Jack Haberstuck T. Becker H. Loewen E. Trenien J. Shoan aAlfred Wag Haberstock Jack Me Nate

Russell Roundup 1919 Local News and Minutes

Silver Creek Council meets in Angusville on August 2 1919 with minutes read and adopted Appropriation for Angusville raised to 500 Assessor instructed to inspect lots at Silver Beach session of assessment and rotation commission set for Russell By Laws passed rates fixed at 20 percent poll tax levied and collected Local notices from Binscarth Russell Shellmouth fairs Wheat harvest underway Merchants Bank opens Roblin branch War Savings Stamps urged and labour shortages loom Crystal Rebekah Lodge honors Past Grand Russell fair prize fund exceeds 2000 and sports events planned Provincial Sunday School Convention set for November 19 21 1919 with interchurch work and Manitoba Sunday School Association coordination planned.

Silver Creek Angusville Silver Beach Russell Binscarth Shellmouth Toway Binsearth Merchants Bank of Canada Roblin Spencer H. P. Reed Dauphin J. Crerar N. Robertson W. McFarlane D. Stewart Silverton Yorkton Fair W. W. Barry Winnie DuPre W. McAthey Viking Alta Canada W. S. Wallace Botton Christ Church Rectory Berrington Russell Hospital Winnipeg St. Boniface Crystal Rebekah Lodge Haroll Madill McAoastie Religious Education Council of Manitoba Manitoba Sunday School Association The Russell Agricultural Society

Next Meeting Set for Silverton September Second

W McKAY and GEO PHIZACKLEA serve as clerks for the Reeve office announcing the next meeting at Silverton on September 2. The notice names officials and schedules the session.

Silverton W. McKay Geo Phizacklea Reeve

Christ Church Notes for Eighth Sunday After Trinity

The notes describe Holy Communion at 3.00 am and Sunday School at 11 am with Evensong and a sermon. The forward movement of the church rests on regular attendance, warning that members misusing Sundays for selfish pleasure hinder the church and country, urging faithful participation.

Tom

Barn fires tied to poorly cured hay storage

The article notes hay barns have suffered numerous fires in two recent seasons. Moisture in stored hay causes fermentation and heating leading to spontaneous combustion, risking loss of hay and buildings. It urges proper curing before storage, even if weather delays curing.

Hudson's Bay Must Pay Taxes Resulting From Surtax Ruling

A Privy Council decision finds Hudson's Bay Company liable for July taxes for 1914 to 1917 and wild lands taxes for 1918 and 1919 on vacant lands. Over 500000 dollars. surtax proceeds go to rural municipalities and wild lands to the provincial government. The company challenged three points but the courts ruled against it. Rural municipalities will collect back taxes and penalties for six years.

Privy Council Hudson’s Bay Company Rupart Saskatcheewan W. F. A. Turgeon Department of Municipal Affairs

Canada Hosts Six Hundred Flour Mills Capacity 120000 Barrels Daily

A report states Canada has 600 flour mills with a combined capacity of 120000 barrels per day. The figure highlights robust milling activity and regional distribution across the country.

Canada

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