Russell Banner subscription rates and notices
The Russell Banner lists subscription rates payable in advance: $2.50 per year within the teding area, $2.00 outside district, and $3.50 per year outside Canada. It notes CWNA membership and authorization as second class matter by Ottawa Post Office. Publishers are C. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Banner
Teding
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba
CWNA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
North Western Marquette Hockey League organizes in Birtle area
In 1905 the North Western Marquette Hockey League is formed with teams from Birtle Foxwar a Divecarth and Russell. Officers include Dr Binscarth president Me Lae Foxwarren vice presidents and J McIntyre secretary. Also notes changes in town: W G Brown sells barber shop to A Smith and T Allen transfers interest to A McDonagh planning move to Gladstone.
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Marquette Hockey League
Birtle
Foxwar
W. G. Brown
A. Smith
T. Allen
A. McDonagh
Glad
Russell community notes and wartime memories roll on
A collage of local items recalls W Charles returning from the war, troop notes, and a Winnipeg convalescent home for Charles. It also traces historic dec 1920s changes like electric rink lighting, CNR roundhouse work, new bunk houses, and curling club honors. Other years highlight wedding, hunting, and civic events in Russell through 1940.
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Angusville Rink Association
Frank Shepherd
CNR
Stewart family departures and Winnipeg visitors update
ENDCLIFFE Mrs P Stewart left for Winnipeg on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Gordon Stewart and family left Friday to settle at Hayfield Manitoba. Mr and Mrs Dick Clark of Winnipeg spent the weekend at the Stevenson home. Mr Bill Wiseman spent a few days at Grandview. Mrs P Peatz is a Winnipeg visitor this week.
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P. Stewart
Winpeg
Gordon Stewart
Hayfield
Manitoba
Dick Clark
Winnipeg
Stevenson Home
Bill Wiseman
Grandview
P. Peatz
Grass Roots Government Convention Draws Manitoban Officials
Stormy weather and heavy snow failed to dampen attendance at the Sind annual convention of the Union of Manitoba Municipalities. Some 591 delegates and guests gathered for three days in Winnipeg, with remarks from Mayor George Sharpe and leaders from municipal associations across the West. Highlights included addresses by Hon. E Prefontaine and Premier D J Campbell, discussions on crop insurance and flood aid, and debate over Hut terite restriction and hospital lotteries. The event closed with tours, dinners, and a royal government hosted banquet, heralded as Manitoba’s Grass Roots Government in annual session.
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Union of
Manittoba
Winnipeg
George Sharpe
A. Robertson
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Mills Mann
Itoba Urban
Assn
Langwell
Good Roads Assn
Swain
Sec
Stinson
Eastman
Hamilton
Saskatchewan
Moir and Mackie
Alberta
Cochran and Lockhart
Ontario
E. Prefontaine
R. D. Robertson
Murray Fisher
D. J. Campbell
Manitoba
Samoa
Commission
Gordon ‘Commission
Ottawa
Muray Fisher
Henderson
Portage la Prairie
Ing
Royal Alex
Assell Barrett
Winchester
Trevel
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F. Bryant
Russel
Shellmouth
W. Thom
Alvie Callin
Jim ‘McDonald
Ernest Fingas
Georgina Dean
Yorkton VS. Russell
Jack Frost
Westinghouse
Usaid
Mataty Teins Tea Moog House
Chet
Tomal
Crystal Clear
Fusion
Portage Avenue
Winnipes
You. Hydro
W. Charles
Charles
J. G. Kippan
Russell
George Richardson
Langford
Greig
Richardson
Jamieson
Brownlee
McCauley
S. Angus
Evans
Russell Setter
Royal Fair
Toronto
Larry Langford
Dr. Brown
Robert Walker
Carberry
C.N.R
H. S. Hembroft
Chas. Adolphe
Binscarth
J. L. Coughlin
James E McNeill
Knox United
Russell Curling Club
Agnes Pettitt
Christ Church Mother's Union
Endcliffe
Grass Roots Government
Tuckwelly
H. C. Odell
Wallace
Lawrie Smith
John
Tured By
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company OF Canada
Ww. J. Westwood
H. Lorimer
M. J. Sirnick
Inglis
Angusville
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