Manitoba Farm Women leader to attend world poultry congress
Mrs S E Gee president of the United Farm Women of Manitoba is the associations representative appointed to attend the world's Poultry congress now held in Ottawa.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
2
Mrs S E Gee president of the United Farm Women of Manitoba is the associations representative appointed to attend the world's Poultry congress now held in Ottawa.
A brief line noting a yearly price of $2.00 outside Canada and the date Thursday August 11 1827. The text records a publication price and a historical timestamp without further context.
August 4 events in Russell featured Rumeeli Lodge No. 20 hosting 469 children from Rus sell, Binscarth, Angusville, Inglis Siverton and Endcliffe at Alemdale Park. Activities included a flag ceremony, races, a merry-go-round, a 5.30 supper and a film, with safety measures at rail crossings and praise from Mayor Braendle Rev. Vose and community leaders.
The Elks of Russell and district host a monster dance at Bin Scarth Community Hall on Thursday August 18 with music by the Shoal Bluebirds. Officials promise an outstanding evening and urge memory of the date.
In Montreal Stanley Baldwin urged Canada to maintain a balanced path between urban industry and farming, praising Canada’s intermediate position. He warned against rapid wealth at the expense of foundations, and urged Canadian statesmen to reconcile east and west while building a lasting civilizational progress.
A fragmented line praises the world and a lineage rooted in Europe, hinting at deep reverence for a civilization’s enduring influence and the subject's longstanding heritage.
The estimate shows 31 000 harvesters required with 25 000 from the east and 6 percent from British Columbia. Saskatchewan needs 26 000, Alberta 8 000, Manitoba 3 000. The Canadian Passenger Association met officials and farmers Tuesday to arrange harvester specials from the east to Winnipeg starting Sept 1 and BC workers moving east around Aug 15.
Classified brief notes offer sand and gravel for sale and announce agent services for B A Oil Co with contact phone 16.
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