Russell Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday at 2 Main Street Russell Manitoba. Subscription rates payable in advance are 250 per year within area and 200 outside, with 850 per year for the facility. The paper is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association as determined by the Post Office Depart EC. Sanderson and H M Rutar are publishers.
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Russell Banner
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Russell Through Time Tenor: Jan 9 and 10 Entries
A compact chronicle notes census releases for Russell, sleighing scarcity on the Assiniboine, local curling results, and early 1900s business moves. It recalls December to January hockey trips, train arrivals, and school sports, plus notable staff changes at banks and firms in Russell across 1907 1912 1917 1922 1927 1992 1942.
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Assiniboine
Dr. Wright
A. R. Tingley
Joa. Fraser
Wright Block
Union Bank
Mr. Bird
Russell Milling Co
St “Asessippi
Russell
Millwood
Yorkton
Kamsack
CNR
Ross
Warren
Binscorth
Sinclair Maynes
Cornwall
W. Wishart
T. Lyons
Dick Clee
Dischneau
Gordon Mullin
Callin
Wilson
Manitoba Rod and Gun Year in Review 1956 in Brief
Wet weather limited trips but fishing remained strong with abundant waterfowl season. Deer and moose seasons gave high success, pheasants disappointing yet Sharptail and upland hunts fared well. Federation convention in Neepawa drew record delegates as leaders shifted roles. Deer head contests awarded top honors to Mushumanski and Pajobec, with wolves and coyotes continuing predation concerns. Rehabilitation drives for March of Dimes urged support.
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Most
Duck Mountains
Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Association
Neepawa
Stuart Purdue
Brandon
Gil Tidsbury
Westbourne
Lorne Imlach
Charles Greenlay
Turner
F. C. Bell
Provincal
Federation
Clarence Favel
Layland
Portage
Frank Anthony
Albion Hotel
Foss Garrioch
John Ginter
Free| Press Weekly
Elwood Epps
Clinton
Ontario
Riding Mountains
Manitoba Federation
Chas. Mushumanski
Mike Pa ‘Obec
Angusville
A. Bheault
Somerset
Lorne Association
Swan Lake
Boone and Crockett
Remembering a Young Curler at St Johns Curling Club
Ken Watson recalls his high school discovery of curling at St Johns Technical High School in Winnipes, joining a pioneering School Curling League. He describes humble early rinks, grey ice, rough lighting, and his reliance on back leverage to guide stones toward the rings.
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MacGregor Herald
Ed Chant
Mr. Chant
Alonso
Isle
St. John’s Technical High School
Marv. Macintyre
St. John's
Auate
The curlers and their rocks from old days to the Brier
The article recalls early curling, with stones of varied weight and surfaces banned from spectators, and players struggling to identify rocks. It notes the sport’s rough, portable rinks and the grunt of thawing frost before games, leading to a shift marked by the Brier sparking spectator interest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
EC. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Nation of
Census Bureau
Sinclair Moynes
Vancouver
T. A. Crerar
Markle
Reta Lily Matheson
Frank S. Mullins
Jas. Matheson
Dropmore
E. Comfort
B. Bradley-Hunt
Jas. Robertson
National Trading Company
Jerry Maher
Harry Dupre
David Glen
Jack Hill
Women's Institute
Inglis
Swindell
J.T. Shipp
A. Robin
Silverton Af.m
L. Sparrow
R. Rutherford
Earl Keating
M. Coulter
N. A. Robertson
J. Simpson
J. P. Laycock
Glenedge Farm
Charles W. McBride
Bank of ‘Montreal
E. Lucas
Carberry
J. McIntyre
E. Johnson
Hembrott
J. Clement
F. Coulter
C. Clee
Walter J. Lindss
K.C
Winnipeg
Northern Judicial District
F. E. Simpson
Dauphin
ROD and Gun
Buffalo
Lake Audy
Archer's
Joe Fries
Little Buffalo Ranch
Gillette
Wyoming
Unter
Inter-lake
Mf.u
Jim Patterson
Ken Watson
Katalin Kulesar
Karoly
Douglas Campbell
Lajos Kulcsar
Nield Bros. Auto Service Ltd
Meteor
Meteor Tudor
Chevrolet
International
Ford
Monarch
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