Public Notice From Mata St Russell Publisher
Publication notice from Mata St Russell firm dated August 21 1919 lists annual advance price of 1.50 and printing details.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
4
Publication notice from Mata St Russell firm dated August 21 1919 lists annual advance price of 1.50 and printing details.
Prize list from the Ginforming Fair features heavy draft entries led by Sisilidte Cipdes and a long catalog of classes in cattle horses and vegetables. Notable exhibitors include J. Tet, L. M. Roberts, F. W. Robinson, and W. Crichton among many, with classes for Percheron fillies and roadsters, ponies, and assorted livestock winning in various departments.
A long list of fabric and embroidery items and their suppliers or makers is recorded. Names include Hyde, Astbury, Christie, Moore, Logan, and others with items such as tea cloths, towels, braiding, tatting, drawn threadwork, and various embroidery forms. Prizes cited include Russell map and 2nd prize for M. Bradshaw with no 1st prize.
The exhibit lists numerous embroidered centrepieces, doilies, table coverings, knitted items, crochet works, lace, and quilts by exhibitors such as Astbury, Boyd, Gibb, Keating, Blackwell, Hyde, and Madill. It includes samplers in cross stitch, needlework collections, drawings, watercolors, and a note to exhibitors to verify the list before prize mailing.
The bride and bridal party traveled to Neepawa where the bride wore a maize frock and green serge suit. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Hoppers of Carberry, Mr and Mrs Johnson of Ressell, Mrs Munroe, and Mr and Mrs Hopper of Winnipeg.
A record rainfall sweeping southern Alberta and Moose Jaw area is described as the heaviest since 1914. The downpour is expected to save millions of collars in feed and cattle by alleviating drought pressure and boosting pasture and forage supplies.
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