School reopens as attendance rises and exams released
The school will reopen on Tuesday with high hopes for increased pupil numbers and early registration for non residents. Department policy changes reduce fees. complete departmental exam results show high marks, notable performances by Johnston Rutherford and Sidney Wise, and plans for extra seating. Birds are shipped to Detroit in a special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Rutherford
Celdkavic
Russell School
I Air Iecrreteccscscter Scirenes
Ips Scischuaehilicidatinii Vidia
Tevenninceiemnicaneunsnnen
Naeniim Naentiniets
Grace
Sidney Wise
May MacMurray
Gerald Skeech
Sidney Wine
May McMurray
Norris Beamish
Reggie Musket
Phyllis Burley
Gerald McIntosh
Regele Cartwright
Evite
Detroit
Russell Agricultural Society Reports Record Live Poultry Shipment
The society notes its first cooperative live poultry shipment under the Live Stock Branch. They culled flocks last fortnight, guaranteed 44 but supplied 118, setting a Manitoba record. The Manitoba Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association aimed for 1000 fowl. about 2609 were brought in and redistributed. Pool price at 6 cents per pound, with advance reduction for roosters. Payout planned between September 20 and 25. shipment value around $1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Agricultural Soc
Russell
Cooperative shipment of live poultry a success
The cooperative shipment of live poultry on Monday proved more successful than promoters expected with about 2000 birds, over half a car, being shipped. The venture will distribute roughly $1200 in the district and offers lessons in selection and breeding for future years. Inspectors tracked issues with birds not worth shipping and explained why, as market conditions improved.
Harrowby community notes tennis club and church news
The Harrowby tennis club grows with 18 members and plans for two courts next year. A mixed doubles tournament was held with honors to N. B. Lenaghian. Services at the Presbyterian Church, led by N. B. Lenaghen, Manitoba College, end September 13 with communion on September 6 led by Rev. D. D. Millar from Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Lenagtian
Ingleside
Presbyterian Church
N. B. Lenaghen
Manitoba College
D. D. Millar
Russell
Crosby News Items Highlight Harvests and Local Updates
Harvesting is in full swing in Crosby. Miss Marjorie Wondrasek passed her grade IX exams. Miss Ida Watson from Brandon will teach the coming year. Harold and Mrs May visited from Winnipeg to Jake View Farm. Mrs E Robinson returns to duties after holidays. A quiet wedding occurred at Crosby to Mrs A Pyeng. A baby girl arrived August 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs D J Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Wondrasek
Ida Watson
Brandon
Harold May
Winnipeg
W. May
Jake View Farm
E. Robinson
A Pyeng
Crosby
Daudite
D. J. Robinson
Rossburn notes from church and school season
Rev M E Nixon and family returned Saturday from a Saskatchewan Alberta auto tour visiting various points. Union Church service Sunday evening was led by Salvation Army Charioteers with a large turnout. An open air service was held Saturday in town and Augusy Sunday morning. Miss Crowther visited Toronto and Mrs Bale in Rossburn. Mrs Hook left for Winnipeg after summering here. Miss Sleigh leaves for Cardale and Miss Stela Sleist for Helston. Rev Mr Patterson of Brandon led services in Mission on Sunday. The normal school opened Tuesday with staff unchanged except Miss Garri fills vacated W H Hugo. School building cleaned and renovated praised by the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Nixon
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Union Church
Salvation Army
Augusy
Winnifred Crowther
Balef
Toronto
John Hook
Rossburn
Winnipeg
Gladys Sleigh
Cardale
Man
Stela Sleist
Helston
Patterson
Brandon
Ioral School
J.garri
W. H. Hugo
S. O. Nicholson
Edmonton
Alta
N. R Fark
Thelma Middleton
W. H. Ford
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Winnie Ricou
Coupr
Thima
Roblin Tand
Russell
C. J. Sharp
Obo Provncial Command A. & N. V
Jack Casitar
F. L. Skinner
Manitoba and Northwestern
Dropmore
American Society For the Formotion of
Mandan
North Dakota
Y. J. Attwood
Eadcliffe
Hedrick Peddie
Lawrence Skeoch
F. C. Middleton
Manitob Agricultural College
Agricultural Park
A. Mather
Sam Gournier
Andrew Setter
Kliondyke
D. T. Wilson
Asessippi
D. D. Millar
Regular WA Meeting Set for Sept 2 at Mrs PD Goodbun’s
The regular monthly WA meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. PD A Goodbun on Thursday Sept 2 at 3 p.m. All ladies are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. A. Goodbun
August 30th Paul and the Phillip Jailer Sermon
A devotional passage emphasizes salvation through Jesus Christ, faith, and divine guidance. It reflects on biblical figures such as the jailer and Bartimaeus, noting faith, opportunity, and the enduring comfort of God's word across life from cradle to grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Phillippian
Jesus Christ
Christ
Bartimaeus
Christ Church Sunday Services and Confirmation Class
Christ Church notes 1st Sunday after Trinity list Sunday School at 11 am Evensong at 7 pm followed by Confirmation class The sermon will discuss the fifth Beatitude and spiritual instruction for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Russell Memorial Service Honors Local Fallen in Great War
A Sunday memorial service led by the local Army of Navy Veterans unit honored district boys who fell in the Great War. A parade from the club rooms featured Russell and Roblin bands plus veterans and community groups. Wreaths were laid at the Rebellion monument and Great War Memorial as Major Pratt spoke of preserving liberty and peace. Names on the monument were read aloud as floral tributes were placed and the service closed with hymns and the national anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Navy Veterans
Itarge
Russell and Roblin
A and N. Auxiliary
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows and Sons of England
N. C. Smith
D. D. Millar
Great War Memorial
Our Father
Ley
A. M Pratt
South Sea Islands
Via
Argentine
Motherlang
J Sharpe
Manitoba
A and N. V
Russell
McKinnear Kingdon
Children honor fallen heroes with floral tributes parade
The A. and N. V. Veterans Ladies' Auxiliary thanks contributors of flowers and helpers in Sunday August 23 ceremonies. Children organized a prompt, orderly parade and carried flowers from across the district with the message We will remember them. The group vows to ensure future generations’ memorials are kept.
Plans for Silver Beach fall pavilion night event
Plans for next Tuesday Sept set with a bonfire on the lake shore and a corn roast dance at the pavilion. Foxwarren Orchestra performs from 9 pm to 2 am and admission is $1.50 per couple. Public dances tonight closed for private parties. pavilion remains open for catering and private events.
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Foxwarren
Wm. Drone
Vancouver
Cobb
Melita
Angusville
J. Anderson
Dr. Lewis
F. Rice
Subdivision Survey Push Ahead Before Labor Day Beach Plans
Surveyors likely to subdivide by early September with cottage owners contacted by Mr Wathen after the public gate is announced. Plans and lease forms will be available for definite locations. A community dance is set for Saturday 8 to 12 with 50 cent tickets and ladies free.
Stress Weed Act For Threshers In Manitoba
Weeds Commissioner George Batho urges cleaning threshing machines of weed seeds before moving them between farms. Under the Manitoba Weed Act, penalties apply and 1900 copies of circulars are being mailed to threshing machine owners. Cards printed with the instruction may be attached to the machines.
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George Batho
Crepe Paper Napkins On Sale At The Banner Book Store
Crepe paper napkins priced at 10 cents a dozen are advertised at The Banner Book Store. The listing highlights economical party supplies and urges shoppers to compare prices with other local shops.
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Banner Book Store
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Michael Dowhan
Notice to creditors for the estate of Michael Dowhan of Rossburn Manitoba requests all claims be filed by September 23 1925 at the office of Wilson and Wilson solicitors for Irene Dowhan administrator. The notice is dated Rossburn Manitoba August 15 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dowhan
Rossburn
Manitoba
Manitobe
Wilson &Wilson
Irene Dowhan
Local Notes Highlight Community Events and Births in Russell
Community items from Russell include Labor Day shopping at Parks with pens and clocks, school supplies at Banner Bookstore, staff changes, and visits by Edmonton residents. Reports cover Salvation Army events, horticulture talk, school appointments, travel to Winnipeg, and harvest progress with rye yields and farm demonstrations.
Pools Announce First Advance on 1925 Crop
Winnipeg announces initial advances for 1925 26 crops with grade by grade cash values for Northern and feed wheats oats barley rye flax and corn. Elevator charges set at 1 1 2 cents per bushel handling and service fees with adjustments by grade and freight deductions.
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Fort William
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Sdis
Ics
Ecco
Ick
Corcsis
Ecdscco Sencics
BA We AG
St Cuthbert’s Shellmouth Service and Confirmation Notice
St Cuthbert’s holds a service next Sunday at 11 a.m. Confirmation class at 8 p.m. on Saturday night if roads permit. Local parish events announced for churchgoers and parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Cuthbert's Shellmouth
Holy Trinity Harrowby Service Next Sunday at 3 P.M
A church notice announces Holy Trinity Harrowby will hold a service next Sunday at 3 p.m. Parishioners are invited to attend the hour service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Harrowby
Household Goods Sale for Mrs R Bowler
Sale register announces the household effects of Mrs. R Bowler to be sold on Saturday August 29 by auctioneer J Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bowler
J. Shipley
For Sale 15-30 Oil Pull Tractor With Plow Extension
Oil Pull tractor model 15-30 with four furrow power lift plow extension offered for sale in first class running order. Asking price is $800 in cash. Seller identified as W. G. Lefler of Dropmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Lefler
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Harrow
Shellmouth
Minniska
Christ Church
Russell Memorial
Nursing Sir
Hugh B. Heather William Earle Edward E. Symond Herry F. Cope
Anthony D. Cope
William W. Bryant
Charles L. Lee
Leonard Burley
William L. Johnson
John Arnott
Charles A. Balliard
Nelson J. Davidson
Robert C. Davidson
John Durant
Ernest G. Tyrrell
Spencer H. Lewis
Alexander Papple
Roy McFadyen
Alex McFadyen
Norman Sherritt
Thomas Brown
Alexander Simms Wilkes
Gime
James P. Bell
Richard Hallem
William Burke
William D. Watson
Ire Leslar
Alfred Ryans
Mergaret A. Lowe
Herbert Swindell
Albert Thickett Henry L. Wadland
Arthur Doig
Damien Alary Harold Douglas
David Williams
Ernest Bray
Frank White
Richard G. Elliott
D. M. McDonald
Geo. C. Murdock
George Brown Lincoln H. Eby
Patrick Flaherty
William Woods
William Inglis
Harold P. Roberts
Bert Newman
Join Tennant
Kenneth Clark Russell H. Boulton
Sidnes
Adioen
Edward Seebach
James S. Wallace
Albert Hall
Arthur H. Teulon
John Thompson
Albert Wise
Robert Devlin Ralph Nevill Herbert Brummage
John L. Clark
Richard Bryer
William A. Boldt
Warnock Wishart
John B. Smellie
W. J. Doig
Spencer R. Fields
Ieee It
A. & N. Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Silver Beach
Fie
Park's
Banner Bookstore
Millar
J. A. Glen
Dominion
Bar Assn
Salvation Army Crusaders
T. Thom
Jas. Thom
Russell Inglis
G. W. King
Brooksdale
Fred Halling
Calder and
Kamsack
Bobh Amos
Neil Parx
Dauphin
Bruce
Doug Middleen
Pussell
Crysal Reomkah Lodge
Scceerre Shiesisnnieunani
Northren
Kota
Duram
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