Russell Banner subscription and publication details
The Russell Banner lists weekly publication by EC Sanderson and H M Rutar, with subscription rates at $2.50 per year. It notes office location, Canada post handling, and second class matter status under Ottawa’s Post Office Department, Manitoba Division.
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Russell
Country New
Manitoba
CWN
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
EC. Sanderson
H M Rutar
Train of Local History Binds Decades of Town Events
A long listing from 1907 to 1942 recounts village governance, church aid, school trustees, and curling club officers. It notes mayoral re-elections in 1907, town incorporation talks in 1912, telephone line connections in 1917, grain fire losses in 1927, pioneer deaths in 1932 and 1942, plus curling club leadership and notable civic notices.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Callin
J. L. Clark
T. Hills
A. G. P. Smellie
John J. Moon
Jos. Sharman
Northern Canada to see new cities this century says Arctic expert
Cambridge graduate and Defence Research Board official Graham Rowley predicts 20 000 to 30 000 person cities will rise in northern Canada within this century. He cites mining and oil exploration as keys, with Arctic development progressing first in the Yukon Northwest Territories and sub Arctic regions. He cautions the far Arctic will require more time.
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Canada
Northland
Defence Department
Arctic
Graham Rowley
Cambridge University
Defence Research Board
Russia
Denmark
United States
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Quebec
Sub- Arctic
Far Arctic
Arctic Circle
Graham Row
Silverton District News Highlights At A Glance
Local notes report Verne and Evan Dunn winning top livestock honors at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, with Alwyn Coulter placing seventh. Officials attend meetings in Silver Creek, Winnipeg trip by Evans and Anderson, birthday greetings for Mrs. Keating, Jock Hyde visiting, and neighbors host a community night in Silverton. Residents prep poultry for the Christmas market as turkeys outpace chickens.
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N. A. Rothwell
Verne
Evan Dunn
Toronto
Alwyn Coulter
W. C. Anderson
Silver Creek
Silverton
Ross Robertson
Hamiota
Poste of ice call weather and book fund progress
A carload of cinders was hauled and spread last Thursday. The frame work is completed and some of it. The proceeds of about $60 will be used to buy books and other material required. Friends attend.
Harrowby Notes Mix News Of Illness Dance And Visits
Mrs A B Gladson suffered a slight stroke and is under doctor care. 4H Club dance at Millwood drew many citizens for a good time. Mr L Ryan and Mr ore of Chillon visited Marrowby recently. Penonzek family joined visitors at N Slinowsky residence. B B Construction crew led by Fred Matheson is building a new water tank and expects completion before Christmas. Ross Foley of Camp Shilo spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Jack Self. Geo Self and Harley of Churchbridge were weekend visitors.
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A. B. Gladson
4H Club
Millwood
L. Ryan
Ore
Chillon
Marrowby
N. Slinowsky
Penonzek
Fun Carnival Draws Crowd in Marchwell Hall
A large crowd attended the Ladies Auxiliary Fun Carnival in Marchwell Hall, featuring games, a wheel of fortune, fish pond, home cooking, and prizes. Woollen blankets and a hooked rug were won by local residents, with a door prize claimed by Mrs. Aberta Yent. A farewell gathering honored Rev. and Mrs. Carlson ahead of their move to Minnesota.
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Bert Miller
Roy Brown
Aberta Yent
Anguishville notes on wartime husbands and local tales
Mrs. George Barber and baby from Russell stay with Mrs. Edward Minshull while husbands work at Mafeking for the winter. Joe Semochko visited Winnipeg on business. Mrs. Martin Chalaturnyk travels to Winnipeg for knee care. WMSNovember meeting reports $83.75 apron sale proceeds and charity gift to Roberts House. election of officers planned. Mrs. Caldwell out after rib injuries. a 17th anniversary on November 30. Deepest sympathy to Mr. Chuckree’s relatives.
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George Barber
Baby
Russell
Edward Minshull
Mafeking
Joe Semochko
Winnipeg
Martin Chalaturnyk
Grandma Luba
WMS
J. Bell
Rinn
Elizabeth Ferguson
Melville
Gearing
P. Chuckree
Chuckree
Tuckersmith
Millwood Mrs H E Furnace Leaves City Early
A brief item notes Mrs H E Furnace of Millwood departed the city unexpectedly. Little additional detail is given, with no stated destination or reason.
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