Local Elections And Community Notices Highlight Russell Chronicle
A mixed year end roundup notes municipal election results with Reeve T. Me Lennan and commissioners named in Russell municipality. It also records store sales, marriages, resignations, and agricultural society officers, alongside a 1912 fire loss at PL Hyde’s Silverton store and a reorganization of local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown, King
Sinclair
Plant
Setjeaguin
Reeve
T. Me
Lennan
Comelliors
T. Adamus
W. Denamark
Geo Ford
Aaturday
Mise Baxter
Ms. Ross
Russell
W.R. Power
Reeburn
Milton Stitt
Rossburn
Mira
Rowena Oleson
Hal
Thomas Hembrott
Islay
Alta
Misa Annie Kalbernon
Harold Hembroff
Edmison
Silverton
PL. Hyde
Russell Agriculture Society
Alfred Clee
Presidyate
W. Hembrott
McLennan
Neighborhood Happenings and Christmas Cheer
Readers receive season greetings as Meaere, Russell and Wolfved Keatt Jing return from Winnipeg to visit their ill mother. Notes of local visits, games, parties, and a Christmas Eve dance follow with school and ice hockey results including Isabella, Fox Warren, Russell, and Dropmore, plus holiday events at Endelitte district.
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Meaere, Russell
Wolfved Keatt Jing
Winnipeg
Rs W. B Keating
John Jackson
Birt Kean Bel
Ucket
Local council reviews street resurfacing plans after survey
Delegates and Mayor Hem brott directed Councillor Mather to interview pro signers and assess maintenance on Martin streets and nearby repairs. The group returned with plans to form hard oil surfacing on three blocks in the business district as part of a broader street improvement initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hembrott
Mather
Pro Ineli Teginature
Usiness Sect
Batonpo
Malm Soet
Isabella Wins First Money At Tournament At A Glance
Isabella earns first money at a tournament with scores listed as Russel 4 Roblin 2 and Amabetle 2 Russell 1. The fragmentary notes show several player names and small point counts, indicating a brief results card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Russel
Roblin
Dropmore
Ibaago Penterres
Rusert
Ingis
Amabetle
Russell
Christmas Holiday Visit and Local Tales From Whitby
Miss Marion Staples of Whitby visits during Christmas with heregavonte for holidays. A hockey game end and remarks about a trap set earlier are noted. A Christmas tree and concert draw crowd as a Ford track scene is described with applause. The week ends with a teacher’s return and a classroom note.
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Marion Staples
Whitby
Oat
Heregavonte
Piaygdyia
Ater
George
Crughley
Wolverine Sume edge Silverton in penalty-free game
Wolverine Sume played a solid match against Silverton last Thursday with no penalties. Our goalie was hit in the eye but is expected to recover in time for the return game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sume
Eminii
Silverton
Opette
Dentntaan
Origin of Christmas Carols Traced Through Medieval Times
The article discusses the origins of Christmas carols in medieval Europe, noting that early carols were more than mere hymns. It mentions ballad dances, ring formations, and the loss of many traditional carols’ words and music. England and France are cited as home regions, with France having little of it after war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Siento
England
France
Irgmote
Subscriptions Listed For Angueville Hockey Group
A fragmented OCR shows a list of subscriptions and payments for an Angueville hockey group. Names include PW Chittick $1.00 Tra Mana $90 W Pierce $1005 C Walker $100 H Woodkes $100 Fe ke Tahae $109 A Waggoner $10 R Keynedy $1.00 Stanley Swak $1.00 Relph jonovon Hs We Andrus Ht te P. Sidoryk em Nw saith pees haga Gour Chuchunueh 25¢ K Sidoryk 250 Staples Dr Wheipley $1.67 Page yong Clyagrey ce fies eas Pegson Siam Tibbatte Paquette £60 i ail be 3 4 Crowe omen sve.
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Angueville Hockey Elga
Té Cate
PW. Chittick
Tra Mana
W. Pierce
C Walker
H. Woodkes
Fe Ke Tahae
A. Waggoner
R. Keynedy
Stanley Swak
Shan
Paquette
Crowe
Local holiday travel and college visits noted
Fragmented report records travel to Chicago for a month with Mes Wagner and a Friday meeting. It mentions Iris Mawheny and Ned Gar not and Georgina Busch visiting the Agricultural College for Christmas holidays.
Harrowby Residents Welcome Winter Guests
Miss A Young spends Christmas vacation at Sepa Home. Mrs Williams visited friends at Shoal Lake. Miss G Lewin of Binscarth stayed with Mr and Mrs Cronk. Mr Olaftson of Reykavik arrived to spend winter with his daughter Mrs Cronk. Mr Puifak Percy visiting Winniper for a few days.
Cracknell School Christmas Report Grades and Names
A fragmented list from Cracknell School's Christmas report shows multiple students with grades and amounts tied to family names such as Davidson Bach Kopetsky McLennan Mushu and Zimmer. The page also mentions a teacher Dingwall and raises questions about the accuracy of the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bach
la Lapis
Agnes Bach
Anne Ruth Kopetsky
Jane Jce McLennan
Melvin Mushu
Rama St
Charlie Kopetsky
Jimmy McLeonan
Wilma Zimmer
Frank "Mushamiouski
Wasyl Lapka
Lawnee Davidson
Ete Ba P Grede Lapa
Marjorie Melennan
Orville Davidson
Stanley Davidon
No Banner Next Week Says Office Open for Work
The Banner will not publish a paper next week, following routine. The office will be open for business and handling of job work.
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of the Banner
Unusual Visitors Arrive as Snow Plow and Chinook Wind
A government snowplow from the east arrived at noon Monday from Aim edosa and did not go west. A Chinook wind developed Monday afternoon, melting snow on Foots before weather turned cold again Tuesday evening. The author invites both to return in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seevest Sana
Aimedosa
Ike
Christmas card received from Senator H A and Colonel Mullins
The Banner Office received several Christmas greetings including a unique folder titled Remembrance with Senator H A and Colonel Mullins. Inside two pictures show a herd of longhorn cattle and a procession of ranchers and settlers advancing west with captions about expanding empire and leadership.
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Ards
H. A
Colonel Mullins
Ward
Gasoline taxation detracts from tourist travel growth
The American Automobile Association projects billions spent by tourists in 1937 for gasoline oil and garaging in Canada and the U S. 1936 tourist spending reached 850 million with 19 to 30 percent more travelers this year. High taxes bad roads border delays and poor route marking deter motor travel. growth hinges on keeping costs and frictions low.
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Canada
United States
Automobile Associations
American Automobile Association
Length of Breeding Hens Rest Periods in Poultry
The article discusses determining the rest period for breeding hens, noting most breeders treat hens as at least one year. It emphasizes factors like flock vitality, feeding, and overall stock progress rather than focusing on sales returns. It warns against rushing moults to sell birds while aiming for long term breeding success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xegr Js
School Notes Angusville First Showdown Victory 3-2
Angusville defeated the local school team 3-2 with A Woroneski earning the game’s lone penalty. Lineups included Lechowits Chittlek Young Pierce Woroneski Wagner Gallant and others. Scorers were Woroneski Pierce Chittick for Angusville and Delieper and Anderson for Russell.
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Angusville
A. Woroneski
Showeruie
Lechowits
Chittlek
Young
Pierce
Woroneski
Wagner
Gallant
Russell
Forsyth
Mather
Hembrott
Hodgkins
Mann
Delleppes
Anderson
Hancock
Peterson
Landy
Roteree
L. Hembrott
Chittick
Auguaville
Delieper
Wedding of Overberg and Boulton in St Louis Chapel
Rhoda D Arcy RE Boldt of Russell wed Army in Obervors of St Louis Missouri at St Peters Chapel four 5 pm December 16. After brief honeymoon the couple will reside in St Louis.
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Overberg-Boulton
Rhoda
D'Arcy RE
Boldt
Russell
Army
Obervors
St. Louis
St. Peter’s Chapel
Louis
Poultry Breeding Rest Periods and Mating Advice
The article discusses rest periods for laying poultry after laying seasons, noting three months as typical for hens to regain fitness and weight. Weather affects appetite and growth, with wet cold spells slowing progress. Emphasis on clean water, good mash, and cautious mating of pullets to strong roosters, with records from Cap Rouge showing egg requirements and the potential value of pullets as breeding stock when origin is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocka
Cap Rouge
Raperimental
Han Peer
Jonty
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Cylin
Robi Shaw
PH. Spencer
Blackwell
Victor Wahi
Lennard
Ehinatown
Assessipyi
Andrew Johnson
D. E. Boulton
Lodge Cyert Ot Waty
D.C Magencoides
A. Kingdom
W. Sr Peddie
J H. C. Greeley
BC Wnhard
Wlunicipality
Fase
Pines
Ek Lodge
Tive
McRostie
Hiller
Glen
Hull
Page
Wishart Mefiiunon
Adolph
Morris
Leiter
Milrgarot
Wilfred Keating
Foxwarren
Inais
Robin
Inglis
Hach Teain
Spice Yip
Het Broff
F. pMlans
Kennedy
Isabells
Mi Isabella
Libenos
Seminal
Anatteaima
Endcliffe
Ecembert
Harry Lauder
Jim Hitner
Beered Heart Hospital
Jim
Ferink Ie
Gebree Pius
CNR
W. H. Henderson
Ranald Henderson
Newcastle
Australa
K. Wabren
Shurvell
R. Reed
Reed
Beverage
T. Finkbeiner
Doyle
Pointer
B. Suurvell
Shurvel
Rudesell
Barves
Clement
Magn
Hembroff, McKinnon
Clement Dolph
McKinnon
Laird
Reeanen
Wrnne, Lowe
Graham Murph Hobby Learn
Lend
SoutheRand
Grama Rae
Inile-Craie
Crain Mackie
Realistener
Asal E McKay
Wolverine
Sheli
Chicago
Mes. Wagner
Rindmereusentsca
Ieaetuneee
Wigetsa sPeslat
Iris Mawhfanéy
Maehend Vighininge
Sooite
Wi Nedray Garnett
MacNutt
Harrowby
Miss A. Young
Sepa
Cracknell School
Je—Gertrude Davidson
Dingwall
HQUE
He Noi