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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 17, 1939

Page

3

Notable Residents and Visitors Chronicle a Quiet District Weekend

KE Carter of Brandes spent the weekend at Shoal Lake returning Monday. Mrs Bennett of Strathclair hosted visitors this week. Mary and Jack Scobie holidaying at Selsgirth. Mrs Moffat of Binscarth visited Mrs Dave Blain Sunday. Kate Johnson of Binscarth visiting Mrs M McKinnon. Lucy Tyefischer and companions from Bear Creek toured Silver Beach Sunday. Kate Telford of Foxwarren also visited Mrs M McKinnon Sunday. Threshing progresses with a fair yield across the district.

KE Carter Brandes R. Walker Shoal Lake Kate Johnson Binscarth

Welcome home and farm news from Crosby district

Mrs. Philip Robinson returns to Crosby with best wishes from former pupils. Emerson Bligh and Attleson visit from Winnipeg to help during threshing season as Miss Dorothy May returns from Brandon to see her ill grandmother. Threshing starts on local farms but rain halts progress. rye yields about four bushels per acre. Arctic mail brings letters from Mrs Wilderspin in Ungava. she taught here 1936 to 1998 and shares Eskimo life stories with local families.

Philip Robinson Hildred McLennan Birtle Emerson Bligh Attleson Winnipeg Dorothy May Brandon James Murdock Edgar Keech J. Murdock G. Cornell L. Polding D. Wilderspin Hudson's Bey Ungava New Quebec Wilderspin Evelyn Cope

Mortgage Sale of Farm Property in Manitoba

Public auction in Rus sell Manitoba on August 26 1939 at 12 noon offers the south half of Section 13 and the northwest quarter of Section 12 in Township 21 Range 29 West. Property includes rolling black prairie with two strand barbed wire fencing, well, frame house and barn, hen house. 20 percent cash, balance per terms to be announced. Messrs Thorson & Smith are vendor’s solicitors at Great West Permanent Bldg Winnipeg.

J. Allison Glen K.C Russell Province of Manitoba Messrs Thorson

Town support ties farm prosperity to local services

Farmers urge town patronage to sustain schools hospitals and cemeteries, arguing proximity to a vibrant town enhances farm values and community well being. They note loyal farmers receive better service, credit, and social ties, linking rural prosperity to town investment. Inflation noted in Germany post Schacht. Winnipeg MLA Stubbs seeks independent run, rededicating ND group.

Ove Ter High River Times

Brandon College opportunities for higher education essay

Article extols Brandon College as a pivotal part of Canadian education and announces expansion after reorganization as a non-denominational institution affiliated with the University of Manitoba. It outlines programs toward BA degree, teacher training, pre medical work, and links to Toronto and Calgary degrees, with upcoming academic dates and enrollment notes.

Brandon College Canada University of Manitoba Bertier Wossers Canaan Susie Te Unie Traity Toronto ALAM Calveraty Manitoba Brandon Fort Cat Alleg Yen Breage College Arts and Science Department of Education G.M University of Toronto Am.m University

Proper Drying and Storing of Onions from Seed

Onions grown from seed require thorough ripening and curing before storage. Let tops dry and fall over before harvest, then cure from the stem end down to ensure longer storage life.

Proper Drying Method for Onions After Harvest

The article notes onions broken tops in late August need thorough drying before storage. Spread bulbs in shade outdoors when weather allows. avoid ground contact to reduce dampness. If indoors, use a warm airy shed. Drying ends when tops break off, outer layers turn paper like, and the onion feels firm, especially at the stem end.

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