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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
1
Audrey Evelyn McEachern wed Pilot Officer Robert Bruce Middleton of Royal Air Force in a Souris Manitoba residence ceremony staged in a living room setting amid gladiolus and autumn blooms. The bride wore white lace and carried roses. the couple plan to Scotland then Singapore for three years.
Amid Mussolini's Ethiopian campaign, observers warn of prolonged conflict and potential sparks of wider European tension. The piece discusses possible Austrian aggression, risks to Italy's prestige and finances, and the broader threat to peace while Ethiopia resists. Ottawa approves a Manitoba loan to cover relief costs, about 185000 dollars, secured by provincial treasury bills at four percent interest.
Manitoba sheep breeders gain continued Dominion aid under Ram Grading and Premium Policies. Premier aims to improve purebred flocks with grants covering yearling and graded rams, under the 1985 federal policy. Applications to W. Davies, 89% Com. Burding, Winnipeg, due by September 15, 1935.
A late spring and heavy rains create four rank growth delaying maturity. Stacking grain before threshing helps prevent weathering damage, preserves color and grade, and reduces losses compared to threshing in the field. It offers a safer, economical method for farmers with late maturing crops in prairie provinces.
Miss Heather McGinnis visits Minne son s relatives while weather slows threshing. The Farmer's Ball is set for October 4. Geo Wade and his Corn Huskers play at Vet's Hall on Sept 20. Various locals attend funerals, visits to Winnipeg, and church events. Labor Day film at Bijou features The Gay Divorcee. dance bands perform in Russell and surrounding towns.
The death occurred at the home of his son Lorne in Russell. Richard Manley, aged pioneer of Newstead district, Port Hope Ont., came west in 1878 to Fishers Landing Minnesota. He homesteaded at Newdale for 31 years before retiring to Newdale, then lived with his son since last year. Surviving include two daughters Mrs. Dennison and Mrs. Cruikshanks, a son Lorne, three sisters and two brothers, with three grandchildren. The funeral was held from the United church, Newdale, Tuesday. Notice to creditors named in the Harrs on estate of Shellmouth district Manitoba. Executed by Hancock, administrator.
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