Improvement of Livestock The Bull Scheme
The Dominion Live Stock Branch since 1913 has loaned bulls to farmer associations for communal breeding. By 1925 the scheme requires three association units to form a Livestock Improvement Centre with interunit bull exchanges every two years. Each unit must have at least ten members and a $1.90 membership fee. The scheme aims to build cooperative districts for beef or dairy cattle with three local associations forming a centre to supply three bulls and rotate them on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Osantie
Agricultural Society
Norquay
Mesars
PF. Whiteman
G. Nield
J. B. Wathen
Chas McDona'd
E. F. deBalinhard
Chas. Stanles
Callea
Clydesdale
Russell Agricultural Society
Clyde Claud Ff
Barry
Manitoba
Agricultural Societies of
Department of Agriculture
Russell
Weston
Hartney
Carmen
Russell Agricultural Society Directors Hear Traxa Stock Scheme
A well attended meeting of the Russell Agricultural Society directors discussed the TravA Stock Branch plan to improve district cattle and promote community breeding. The directors request the reproduction of the scheme details elsewhere in the tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TrAva
Directere
Hoveebo
Wes Fett
Publicity and road push at Soldiers Settlement meeting
At a general meeting in the Club Room the unit discussed publicity for activities and appointed a press correspondent to keep members informed. The urgent item was pushing for a road into the Soldiers Settlement in Boluton Municipality, with delegation visits to Mr I B Griffiths and promises to secure construction. Also noted were social events, forthcoming visits by Winnipeg performers, thanks from Winnipeg General Hospital, and a government Soldier Settlers loan scheme endorsed by the Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton
Binscarthaer
I. B. Griffiths
Aohie
Sinra Hie
Griffiths
Envernment
Hae
Tha Rasa
Ationg
G.W VA
Winnipeg
Winnipeg General Hospital
Agricultural Society
Wheat Pool Meetings Preview by Mr Poole in Local Hall
Mr Poole president of the United Farmers of Manitoba and Wheat Pool director will lecture at the Oddfellows hall Tuesday next the 24th at 7 pm. This marks his first visit to the district since Burwell resigned to lead the Wheat Pool. Farmers invited to meet a key advocate for their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Nited Farmers of Manitoba
Wheat Pool
Oddfellows
Burwell
Birtle
Ma‘henon Hutchison
Adolph, Coutts
Astbury Skelding
Thom
L. Wolfson
Old Country
Barnado Farm
Gladys Custance
Carrie Evans
C.N.R.W
Winnieer
Fostnrine
Bradbrook
Smellie
Russell Agricultural Soeciety
Atock
Union
W. H. Ford
Middleton
Entlty
Taylor
Regina
Russell
McLeod
Pnard of Trade
Erist
Jefinita
Farmers lecture circuit announced by United Farmers of Manitoba
Mr Poole to speak at Freefield school on Monday February 23 at 8 p.m. Silverton February 24 at 2 30 p.m. Russell 8 p.m. W Foxwarren 3 p.m. Binscarth same night. J A Carlson Wheat Pool director discusses formation of a coarse Grain's Pool at 2 30 p.m. Friday 20. McRostie's bull address by Mr Poole at Odd Fellows hall 8 p.m. Tuesday 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Free‘ield
Silverton
Tweeday
Russell
Foxwarren
Priday
McRostie
United Farmers of Manitoba
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Community Notes on Local Lectures and Socials
Widespread activity in Crosbyville includes Dr. Black delivering a February lecture on medical missions to Formosa, with funds raised for his work. School and W I meetings proceed, and a Father and Son week features curling, skating, and a large annual banquet with speeches urging duty, honesty, and community service.
Boxes and dances mark late season schedule
The schedule lists events from February 27 a box social and dance to March 27 a masquerade ball and April 1 a hard time frolic. All events occur at the school with boxes auctioned in New Edcliffe style and attendees urged to watch for further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Park's Mr. P Kingdon reexamined by pension board in Winnipeg
Local notes detail Park's advertising of gold line sales, visits by Mrs Leifer and Mr Nelson, and various community notices. Reports include pension board reexamination for Kingdon in Winnipeg, new officials in Russell, eye care service at Inglis, church events, dance nights, and farm and civic meetings with multiple names and places across Manitoba communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Kingdon
Winnipeg
Pension Board
Park's
E. A. Leifer
Ethelbert
Man
P. H. Nelson
Thos Madill
EB. J. Shipley
Russell
I. H. Maynes
John J. Arkle
Inglis
EB. Lucas
Bank of Montreal
Ontario
Ayton Advance
Brandon
Smith
Glenboro
McRostie
J. W. Johnson
Rossburn
Manitoba
Great War Veterans’ Association
H. A. Moss
Moss
Queens Hotel
Women’s Auxiliary of Christ Church
Angusville
Death of George Cammidge Pioneer in Asessippi
George Cammidge a western pioneer of a quarter century died Saturday night at 76 from heart failure after a months long illness. Born in Flamborough Head England he came to Canada at age nine settling in Wiarton Ontario later moving west to Asessippi in 1901 and to Russell four years ago. Survived by wife three sons John of Winters Sask George and Robert of Asessippi and three daughters Mrs Milton McCauley Angusville Sask Mrs Fred Johnstone Unity Sask and Mrs Hugh McLain Rutland Sask. Funeral was held Wednesday from the Cammidge home with interment in Asessippi cemetery conducted by Rev F C Middleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cammidge
Althoyme
Mr. Cammidge
Flamborough Head
Yorkshire
England
Canada
Wiarton Ont
Asessippi
iMARCHWELL 4TH TEA HONORING FORMSOA EVENT
February 7 tea honor for Dr. and Mrs. D. M Blave hosted by Mrs Wm A Cunningham and Mrs Robt Bennett with guests including Dr and Mrs D M Black Harry Cunningham Collins Denmark and others from Langenburg. Attendants served cake while Beatrice Duns delivered the wedding cake and music closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M
Langenburg
E.F. Lee
N. Lee
C.C. G. Maynes
Chas. Collins
7. Lough
F. Maclem
C. Hande
Gus Lundgren
Jack Cunningham
E. Erickson
Angus Bennett
Alex Bennett
Flora Bennett
Belle Sinclair
Jean Bennett
Marjorie Maynes
Aleda Swedbury
J. Cunningham
Beatrice Duns
Gatherine
Visiting Friends and Travel Notes From Prairie Towns
Mr Theo Klimm visits Kerrobert Saskatchewan for weeks while Mr Wm McKinnon Jr attends Winnipeg Technical School for electrical engineering. Mrs Cartwright extends her visit to Minneapolis and Winnipeg. Rev T E and Mrs Lewin of Port Arlington Australia tour the world and stop at Millwood to visit Mr and Mrs P H Spencer. Councillor Farthing attends Live Stock and Dairymen meetings in Brandon and Winnipeg this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Klimm
Kerrobert
Sask
Wm. McKinnon Jr
Winnipeg
Cartwright
Minnedose
T. E
Lewin
Paris
Port Arlington
Australia
Millwood
P. H. Spencer
Farthing
Dairymen’s Association
Live Stock Association
Brandon
Local notices from FOSSBURN and area events
Friday events at Vista featured a Gance gathering among young people. Friday guests at Max F. Scott’s included a Valentine party with a full program and Saint Matron decorations. Saturday saw Angusville curlers return with second Consolation prize and Rev. Theo Bay plans a Ukrainian church visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vista
Angusville
Theo. Bay
Winnipeg
Fort William
Isabella Smith
Oakare Man
Victor Hneo
Max F. Scott
Mise Scott Heine Aseieteg Hn Mice
Phyilis Young
Mica Jeas'e Buchanan
WMS
Ferre
Angueville Hones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Agricultural Soc'y
Crosby
W. May
Jm Clark
Winey
Eafter
Mildred Porter
Marjorie Wondrasek
Crosbyites
George Robinson
Farmers’ Union Social
Ingleside
Black
Bavelaw School
Hmself
Tai Hoku
Formosa
L‘ormosa
George Leslie MacKay
Jesus
Mr. Black
Ives
Herriot
W. G. Dodld
Dr. Black
Elen Bligh
Endcliffe
Wert
Mre Herdersen
W. I
Fater and Son
Aga’ss
Praetor
Bob McKay
Lawrence Skeech
R. McKay
A. G. P. Smellie
Bates
Hanny
J. Hunter
Kinsearth
Union Church
F. C. Middleton
Conyright
Edgar A. Guest
Arrsers
Park
Goverment
Watson Dunn
Banner
Alessipp
Imarchwell
Fossburn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!