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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
For sale a 15 30 Hart Parr tractor with Rumley Ideal separator self feeder wind stacker and high bedger plus a J I Case six furrow plow frame with five plows. Caboose mounted on. Rain trucks and assorted repair parts and tools. Apply to J L Carr Russell Man.
A Silverton notice outlines a Sunday school lesson on truth and honesty from Acts 6 1 11 and a Lord's Day address. A Thursday church meeting invites prayer and the Forward Movement. A United Farmers of Manitoba meeting is set for Saturday Jan 24 at 2 30 pm to hear Brandon delegates and discuss provincial politics.
Health updates from Angusville report Mrs Berney and Mrs Vandecar recovering after operations in Rochester with best wishes. W J C faced a rink dispute after Arthur refused an inturn. A town hall is urged as land sales continue and railway service seeks improvement. Staines and Bowen announce a major 1914 style expansion sale offering 25000 dollars worth of goods at large discounts to boost the area.
The stork visited Angusville recently as local happenings cover hockey wins over Rossburn, business activity at Staples Bowen, and residents traveling to Winnipeg for medical care. The town notes new residents and improved education while wheat prices rise with millers awaiting supplies.
Mr J K Hay of Foxwarren visits town on Saturday. A R Porter and family return from Regina. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Lewis dies suddenly. Balmerino School trustees elect Mrs J Turnbull to replace retiring Wi richton. Mrs Johnny Le Deau and sister reportedly frozen to death en route to Pat Vivian's. The Oddfellows' Temple goat initiates about a dozen new members. Messrs P Lucas & Son reopen as store and repair shop. The Grain Growers Association becomes The United Farmers of Manitoba. A town meeting discusses road plans and gravel versus dirt roads. Epidemic illnesses keep affecting residents. Local notices advertise concerts and film MICKEY at the Bijou. Ward 2 council election slated January 27. Death of Mr S Payne at Katrim. Oddfellows district meeting planned. Sleighing party for Mrs Swindells. Local police and constable reforms discussed. W E Wood lectures on Boys and Girls Clubs. Russell district organizing meeting held.
Heather Melba Rea wed Frank Wm. Raine in a ceremony at 238 Dearborn Ave. Rev. D. McKay officiated. Bride wore taupe satin with crepe georgette overdress and blue satin accents. Reception featured white and pink carnations and a bridal cake. Couple to live in the city.
Two bales of second hand clothing have been collected by the Women's Institute for distribution among the distressed getters in the west. Many thanks to all those who contributed.
The Harrowby Presbyterian Church will hold regular service this Sunday at 3 pm Rev W Johnson will be present to speak on The Forward Movement.
The Russell Unit Army and Navy Veterans in Canada will hold its annual meeting in the 1.0.0 F. Halli on Tuesday January 27 at p.m. to close out 1919 affairs and appoint officers for 1920.
At Winnipeg on January 20 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J L Bryant.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Treas R G Ledingham and sports committee official B ucun ay at section. No coherent event or outcome readable to summarize.
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