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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 09, 1937

Page

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Russell Remembers Past Nominating and Local Civic Shifts

A retrospective listing years ago notes officers elected at the Russell Agricultural Society and civic races. It records changes in school leadership, mill ownership, a mayoral reelection, council hopefuls, and church notes across 1902 to 1922 with mentions of anniversaries, banquets, and early telephone links.

Russell Agricultural Society Peter Wallace Peter Hyde Dr. Wright EM. Williams Alan Barker R. W. Patterson W. Hembroff Geo. Bennie

Boarding house blaze wipes Rossburn structure in 1927

Ten years ago in 1927 Mrs M Brown's Rossburn boarding house burned to the ground. Russell agricultural society names Jas Rea president. Directors listed include A Glen W P Ginesman O E Boulton C McDonall Harvey McLennan Norman Robertson Jas Thicket John Jackson. Russell curlers Shaw Lucas G Smellie Whson Kippan R Smellie Laycock compete the season.

Town Council Cuts Christmas Light Rates For Town

Town council approves new electricity rates effective at month start. Dwellings pay 18e per kWh for first 10 kWh and Tc per kWh thereafter, businesses 18e per kWh for 25 kWh then Tc for excess, power 5e per kWh for first 50 kWh and Te for excess. Delegates named to Winnipeg to seek road work under relief, Curling Club to pay $92 for rink use this year.

Counsefl Ballance Hem Dhroft Mather Winniper Hembrott

Community News and Local Happenings Roundup

Neighborhood notes record transfers, church meetings, a December pageant plan, and upcoming January gathering at Mrs. De La Mare. Local sports include Inglis hockey night and Dropmore Rimkind games. fires cause losses for Nell McFadyen and sympathy offered for Mrs. Davdean.

Local notices and social items from Silverton column

Community news notes include a U F W meeting at stternook with WC Anderson, Mrs Melhod guiding sessions through Eastern Canada, well wishes for Dooley Smith in Sacred Heart Hospital, and health updates for Mr and Mrs Stewart and Mrs R J Young. Wedding anniversary for Wak Bros, successful Miosin Mand Sale of Work with tea served, and Jean Keating leaving for Dear a Seams Momma tel.

U. F. W. Meating WC. Anderson Melhod Canada Dooley” Smith Sacred Heart Hospital D.C. Stewart R. J. Young Cochrane Ponda Ana Jean Keating

J J Dunn Wins Grand Champion At Binscarth Show

J J Dunn's Hereford steer from Silverton won grand champion at the Binscarth stock show last Saturday. Widdicomb of Foxwarren won reserve Shorthorn. champion sold for 12 cents a pound, three cents below last year as prices fell. Prize results list top placements across weight classes and exhibitors, with banquet speeches by local and federal officials.

J. Dunn Hereford Silverton Binscarth Widdicomb Foxwarren P. Gooda Honey W. Legett Bile W. Cochrane Pallambros J. J Dunn Widdecomb Bart Lane Birtle P. Goods W. Fallon Tibbatis J. Edmundson Kelloe Henry Tibbatis Ebbern James Yennant W. C. Thompson Jone Widdicomb Bros J. J. Dunn Soe Society H. McLean C. H. Staples Angusville William Hacking Solagirth J. Allison Glen M. P. Russell C. A. Bayne Federal Department of Agriculture H. Sugden Agricultural Department of the C P.R B. Griffiths R._ ‘Innes Binsearth

Crushing Gasoline Tax Burdens Dominion Provinces

Tax on gasoline soars across Canada with over 30 cents per dollar in three provinces and up to 36.37 cents in Prince Edward Island. Ontario and New Brunswick show high rates, reshaping costs for consumers and businesses as fuel taxes climb nationwide.

British Columbia Alberts Sankatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince | Edward Island Dominion

Annual Poultry Shipment Reported From Russell Manitoba

The Russell local of the Manitoba Co operative Poultry marketing association made their annual shipment of fowl from here last week. The shipment this year was nearly 4007 the less than last year when only 979 lbs were received. Practically 8 few geese and chickens. Only three undegraded specials while the bulk were A's and B's. Largest shipper this year was Miss P Setter and Mrs W Coultis was second. Slightly higher prices were received this year van lest.

Russell Manitoba Co-operative Poultry Marketing Association P. Setter W. Coultis van Lest

Endcliffe Social Evening in December At Binscarth

Mrs A M Crerar visits Binscarth as the second social of the season is planned for December 17. The Laystock, Mrs Henderson and Wm Stevenson lead a program to raise funds to pay the rink debt through winter entertainments. Mrs J Cyprick recovers after appendectomy at Sacred Heart Hospital. Miss Madge Jones left for Brandon for a new position. Mrs W H Henderson visited Yorkton with Mrs E W Heely.

A.M. Crerar Binscarth 0. M. Laytock Henderson Wm. Stevenson J. Cyprick Sacred Heart Hospital Madge Jones Brandon W. H. Henderson Yorkton E. W. Heely

Girl Guide Notes Highlight Social Society Meeting

The Ladies Social Society will meet at Mrs. T. Simms home on Thursday December 9. Roll call can. Mrs. S. F. Hughes was chosen president of the Russell association. Schwalm Girl Guides mourn district loss. secretary Mrs. Matthews and treasurer Mrs. Peterson named to badge committee with Geo. Smellie and Mrs. Bell among organizers.

Ladies Social Society T. Simms S. F. Hughes Russell Association of The Schwalm Girl Guides Matthews J. A. Peterson Geo. Smellie H. A. Bell H. B Wallace

Funeral services held Tuesday for W C Davidson

William Charles Davidson a Russell district pioneer died at his Russell home Sunday December born 1863 in Banff Scotland came to Canada aged eight settling in Guelph then Owen Sound married Martha Burrows in 1896. The family lived on a Russell farm until 1928 later retiring to Russell. Survived by widow three daughters Mrs L Poster Russell Man Lucinda Yorkton Sask and Elsie Winnipeg two sons G W Inglis Man and J L Winnipeg plus sisters Mrs N Smith Woodstock IL and Mrs J Fox Wiarton Ont and brothers Leonard Russell Man James Wiarton Ont and Alex Midland Ont. Funeral held from Knox United Church with interment at Russell Cemetery. Reverend HB Wallace officiated with pallbearers H S Hembrott J McKinnon J Newell Russell T Jackson J Jackson and D R McDonald Inglis.

Knox United Church Russell Cemetery HB. Wallace HS. Hembrott J. McKinnon J. Newell Russell T. Jackson J. Jackson D. R. McDonald Inglis William Charles Davidson Russell District Banff Scotland Canada Guelph Ont Owen Sound Martha Burrows Esi J. L Winnipeg

Wedding at Shaw Home Unites Rossburn And Armitrong Families

A wedding at the Shaw residence united Miss Rossburn and Mr Armatrong with Rev W Coleman officiating. The bride wore blue tulle and satin. her attendant Hazel Irwin carried candles. Alex Shaw attended the groom. a buffet luncheon followed for 35. The card club met with readings and a debate on Japan’s aggression in China. The WMS Bazaar and Mission Band candy table were noted from the United Church event.

Mia Hazel Irwin Alex Shaw Plorence Shaw C. McDonald Japan China Mloe Jean Ridge Aas Binor Staplee Mrc Dennis Pierce Mise May Andrews Tras Landh Tras R. Kennedy W. M.S United Church Mission Band

Millwood Christmas Concert Scheduled for December Twenty Second

Millwood hosts a Christmas concert with the Harrowby orchestra providing music. A good crowd attended the novelty event last Friday as the school decor and streamers added to the festive mood. Prizes were awarded for prize waltz by Bib Bily and Mildred Millar, elimination dance by Mr and Mrs Ray McAtinden, balloon dance by Dorothy May and Frank Robinson, and spot dance by Bill Bily and Bisie Swain.

Millwood Elsie Schultz Churchbridge C. N. Rawtuck Dace Ray ‘McAtinden Dorothy May Frank Robinson Bill Bily Bisie Swain

Wolverine well provides water at Silverton school

Wolverine of Silverton completed drilling the new school well and found a good supply. Effie Thompson of Star City Saskatchewan, sister of W H and Wesley Schwalm, left Marchwell by train for home Wednesday. Elmklub opened a new river rink with a hockey game against Dropmore, drawing visitors from Shellmouth and Endcliffe. cold weather did not spoil enjoyment and hot dogs were popular. Credit to those who helped build the rink as it replaces snow walls.

Silverton Effie Thompson Star City Sosk W. H Wesley Schwalm Marchwell Elmklub Dropmore Shellmouth Endcliffe

Craigie Club Opens Season With Social Evening

The Craigie Club held its first social evening of the season on December 3 with good turnout and praise. Bruce Shaw acted as convenor. the event featured contests cards dancing after lunch and a light-hearted note about hay shortages.

Bruce Shaw

Stable ride turns to tire pun in playful parody

The verse describes a humorous parody of Polly Wolly Doodle about feeding a horse and finding no hay, ending with farewell lines. It notes an upcoming event on December 17 and a Christmas concert for school children on December 23, with announcements to follow.

Roup

1938 License Plates Now on Sale Here

Auto license plates for 1938 are in at Russell and ready for purchase. Obtain from R. C. McLennan at the municipal office and buy before January 1, 1938 to avoid being fined. Plates issued in numerical order starting with 71001, up to 1700, with district track plates from 14386 to 14476. 1938 plates feature white figures on a black background with distinctive figures.

Russell R. C. McLennan

Fifth Waywas Capo Olt Syndicate Building Under Way

The fifth building on the Waywas caposol Syndicate is progressing with Messrs Craig and son as contractors. The Valley Hall hosted the second newlywed dance for Mr and Mrs Alex Cleland. The Busy Bees met in the hall, and United Grain Growers held a lantern slide lecture to a large audience. Town notes mention a new ranger at Mountain House likely being reassigned and many travelers taking bargain fares to Winnipeg on last Friday. The Valley school and joining schools began winter schedule with classes at 9 20.

Messrs Craig and Son Russel Valley Hall Alex Cleland United Grain Growerseld George Pardllto Mies Dorothy Withers Mountain House Winnipeg CNR

School Notes Recital and Mock Wedding Highlight Friday

Last Friday afternoon grades XI and others attended the Literary Society program featuring community singing recitations songs by boys and a humorous mock wedding. The group sang God Save The King and both school rinks won their first knockout games. Next program set for December 23.

Literary Society God Save the King

Shop Early for Christmas Gifts In Russell

Gift buyers are urged to shop early in Russell with special Christmas displays from local stores. The Banner encourages reading the ads, noting new gift offerings, and selecting gifts for every name on the list to support local merchants and ensure value.

Russel Barly

Girls Homemaking Course in Minnedosa Offered

A Girls Homemaking Course will be held in Minnedosa by the Manitoba Training Centre for Rural Youth from January 3 to March 18. The program covers home economics including foods health clothing and child care with a $30 board for the period and prior registration by December 18.

Minnedosa Manitoba Training Centre Sirs Lena ‘A. Kippan Y Russell

The Value of Straw as a Winter Feed

Straw is widely used in western Canada for winter feed for cattle horses and sheep. It is low in protein and minerals and high in fiber, so it must be balanced with grain or other feeds. Young stock and dairy cows should have shelter and supplements. straw alone cannot sustain production.

Canada

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Fems T. Hill A. G. P. Smel John J. Moon Jos. Sharman H. Glee J. A. Praser Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society Callin Thom Mon McDonagh J. L. Clark M. Chamney St Andrew's Society A. Robinson Doig Block BM. Willams A. G. P. Smellie Alf Clee D.C. McDonald All C Vle Presbyterian Church J. F. Douglas Presbyterian Church At la Riviere W. Carruthers Jas. Nickel R. Rannie Alex Parabec Bily W. Thicket A. McFadden F.C. Shepard H.W. Lewis H. Stapes Jim Grainger W. J. Murray J. Anderson J. R. Padget E. A. Ridge A. Burgess P. R. Fleming John Mc Kay A. Mungham Strathclair W. I G. Coulter de la Mare Inglis Hockey Boys Bean Nell McFadyen P. Chisholm Viiting L Blot Eimktud Rimkind Angus Campbell Hilbert Girl Guide W. C. Davidson Rossburn Wolverine Craigie Mise N. Keifer Rebekah
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