Russell Farmers Ki cvalor Company Incorporation
The Russell Farmers Ki valor Company is incorporated with capital stock of 30000 dollars, 40 shares of 1000 dollars each. Applicants listed include W. 5 rear to be confirmed, David Down, Jas Thow, A. G. Smelile and Samuel Kea. The article notes local business activity, crop outlook, and community events across Manitoba including meetings, sporting results, church services, and municipal details.
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Rear
David Down
Jas
Thow
A. G
Smelile
Samuel Kea
Atfords Mill
Man Lake
Increased interest marks poultry and beekeeping courses
The Young Men's section of the Russell Agricultural Society began a short course with 46 registrations for beekeeping and poultry, evenly split between club members and others, from Mussell Endcline Saverton Shellmouth Angusville and Inglis. Hedrick Peddie welcomed attendees and urged forming a district beekeepers association, noting potential cooperative buying of bees and supplies. L T Floyd and D C Foster spoke on beekeeping and poultry, highlighting local club plans and demonstrations at a feed stable.
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Endcline
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Shellmouth
Angusville
Inglis
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Young Men's Segion
Joyd
Foster
Hedine
Beekeepers’ Association
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Ann Etary
Manitoba
Floyd
Lees
D.C. Foster
S.A
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Russelt
Craigie
A. Mosorondon
Manitoba agricultural short courses start March 9 at Brandon
The third annual short course for men opens March 9 at 9 am in Brandon City Hall. Lectures cover poultry housing farm machinery and judging swine with demonstrations. No fees but applications should be sent to Doninson Experimental Farm Brandon or the Extension Service Winnipeg. Registration at City Hall March 5.
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Manitoba Winter Slmmer
Poster
Brandog
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R Esistrar
Doninson Experimental Fain
Extension Service
Dept of Sericulture
Winnipeg
Ity Hall
Russell Raiders Triumph in Rough Hockey Battle
Russell Raiders outscored the Hin earth Bouncers in a fierce Monday night shinny game described as among the season’s bloodiest. Early reports claim the final score mirrors 11 7 in favor of Russell with noted spurt moments and disputed conceded goals.
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Russell Raiders
Hin ‘Earth
Iuscarth
Russell
Adamigalon
Mussel
Manitoba Education Radio Broadcast Plan Noted
A coast to coast CBC broadcast on February 22 features Dr. G M Weir BC Education Minister speaking on Education and International Goodwill. Vancouver choir to perform. week long local talks planned on culture, Canadian ideals, and learning. Copies sent to inspectors and prevention department for Ontario records.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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British Columbia
Vancouver
Former Millwood Girl Dies at Elfros Sask
Kien El Thorariasen, formerly Miss Marie Swain of Mullwood, aged about 31, died Monday in Elfros Saskatchewan after six weeks illness. Survived by husband, three children, her parents and three sisters Mrs Harry Muteeon Mrs Norris Cronk and Miss Elsie Swain. Funeral was held yesterday at Elfros.
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Millwood
Elfros, Sask
Kien EL Thorariasen
Sriak
Mise Marie Swain
WW. B Stiu
Ullwood
Eilibs
Sas
Russell Curlers Bid For Spiel Prizes
Russell curlers made a strong bid at the Manitoba Curling Association event with near ties and strong showings. The double rink competition saw a defeat to the Ahearn and Dunley rinks of St. Paul, while W W W Wilson steered the Sisteens to victory in the Shea event and the Hay Gillespie rink impressed in the Baton event.
Local Citizens Open Highway To Binscarth
Wm Fenton and volunteers opened the highway between here and Binscarth this week. Heavy snow and wind caused road closures, but the route is now passable by car in most sections. With the Binscarth road open, mail runs from J Russell to that point will be dispatched each Monday evening, closing at 9.30 p.m. at the local post office.
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Stemore
G. A. Cope
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D. Houston
Agricultural Society
Winnipeg
Sverton Curling Club
Winni
Canada
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Hyde
Stewart
New Presbyterian Church
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Fenton
Binsearth
Janety
Binsearth Road
Mall
J. Russell
CPR
Sanatorium Head Dr David Stewart Dies After Illness
Dr David Stewart longtime superintendent of the Ninette Sanatorium dies at Winnipeg General Hospital after illness. Aged 63 he led the 1909 to recent efforts to combat tuberculosis in the province and frequently visited local districts to examine patients.
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David Stewart
3Rantoria Sanatorium
Winnipeg General Hospital
Stewart
Ninette Sanatorium
Local historians urged as source material on 1990 education spend
The writer notes 1990 educational expenditures to Jamada at about 2.50 per hundred dollars of national income and Canada’s 218 million dollars on liquor and tobacco, about 4.70 per cent of income. The tone suggests the author believes the trend is upward.
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Jamada
Our New Citizens Immigration to Canada in last year
Canada welcomed 11 277 new residents last year with the United States accounting for over half and the United Kingdom supplying more than two thousand. Ontario attracted nearly 5 600 newcomers, Quebec less than half that, and British Columbia about 1 300. Other provinces also received arrivals, seven heading to the Northwest Territories. Nationalities included many from Germany France Italy Magyars Rusdiens Poles and Spaniards among others.
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North- West Territories
Parliament Notes On Prairie Drought And Rail Finance
In Parliament debate covers prairie advisory committees amid drought, Gardiner outlines prairie geography and yields, while a transport bill reworks railway capital and debt entries. Opposition cautions on local committees and the scope of funding. wharfinger appointments draw BC debate. Government aims to clarify rail finances and national asset accounting.
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