Andrew Setter Starts Oat Harvest This Week
Local notes report Andrew Setter beginning his oat harvest this week. multiple rural items cover church meetings, fairs, and upcoming events across Russell, Minnedosa Presbytery, and surrounding communities. The CPR crop damage from hail tops half a million bushels while elevator and rail work progress continues.
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Andrew Setter
Minnedosa
Russell
Myrtle Davidson
Mianiska
CPR
Schwalm
Kenton
Western Canada Milling Co
Russell Defeat Shellmouth in a Friendly Shoot
Members of the Marquette Rifle Association traveled to Shellmouth for a friendly shoot with the local team. It was an ideal day for shooting though scores were modest as top shooters faded. A. Lorimer led with 9 Burley, followed by Ken with 7 and 51.
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Rusell
Unieds
Winnipeg
Russell
Manitoba Football Association
Marquette Rifle Association
Shellmouth
A. Lorimer
Burley
Ken
Russell Fair Draws Near Full Show Attendance Despite Morning Showers
Russell Fair reports close to 950 entries across divisions with 198 horses and 61 cattle. Judges note many cattle unworthy for the ring, urging higher prizes to boost that section. The show features strong vegetable displays and a notable hitching contest won by Jack Dunn. Shoal Lake endures a bad hail storm damaging crops along a 3 to 4 mile strip.
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The
Russell Agricultural Society
H Smith
Capt. Woudiwiss
Brandon
Patterson
Winnipeg
Wm. Sharman
Nor’-West Farmer Dairy Products
Crow
Agri- College
Jack Dunn
J. Dunsmore
Severe hail storms ravage Fox Warren and Birtle crops
A severe hail storm roared from Fox Warren to Minanedosa last Tuesday damaging crops. In Strathclair three miles south a large area was wiped out with several named farmers reporting total losses. Birtle suffered the worst hail storm in district history, covering six thousand acres with total crop loss.
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Strathclair
Angus McKay
John McKay
M Ferguson
M_ Black
Geo Black
William Leslie
Birtle
Threshing, building boom, and a summer wedding in Binscarth
In Binscarth crop prospects look excellent with several threshing outfits expected. Cement sidewalks replace wooden ones as growth continues with new houses and barns rising. A lawn tennis tournament is planned for August 18 and a home wedding, A J Douglas to Susie Rhodes, was held at Mrs Rhodes' home with a celebratory supper.
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Woodruff
E. Sidney Woodiwiss
John Anderson
Mr. Hare
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Quebec
Binscarth
M. W. Murdock
Thos. Rhodes
A. J. Douglas
Susie
Winnipeg Live Stock Wheat and Grain Prices
Wheat No 1 Northern 111 No 2 Northern 168 No 3 Northern 107 Oats No 2 white 41c No 3 white 39c feed 39 Barley 45c.
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