Russell Thoroughbred Breeding Station Brings Sire Leg Puller
RUSSELL THOROUGHT BREEDING STATION reports the import Leg Puller from Major A. Taylor of Vancouver B C. The horse, bred in England in 1921, has shown fast times and five wins, touted as a premier sire for saddle and general purpose horses. The Dominion Government already favors Leg Puller as a high quality contributor to racing and remount breeding. The article lists Leg Puller’s lineage and notable progeny lines.
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Russell Thorought
Ng Indesty
HR Bory
Sal Hon
A. Ce Taylor
Veneouer
B.C
Aor
Taylor
Dominion
Foot injury at Angusville and community notes
Mr. Worlniski cut a large bash on his foot while cutting wood last week and needed several stitches. Rev. John Wasel Howes, formerly at Angusville, now of Dryden Ontario, has been called to Hudson Quebec. The Young People’s Union plans to exnize a hockey team within their ranks. Miss Olive Nield hosted a party for friends Saturday night at her home. The Forrests welcomed a baby boy Sunday. The United Church held its annual congregational meeting last Sunday with a full report to be published next week. Curling resumes this winter with one sheet of ice available.
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John Worlniski
John Wasel Howes
Dryden
Ont
Hudson
Quebec
Young Peoples’ Union
Olive Nield
Irwin Forrest
The
United Church
Local youths and veterans mingle at Winnipeg fair and hockey finals
Donny Broadfoot undergoes surgery in Winnipes to recover health. Allan Young lands a new job in Stenen Sask with Monarch Lumber Co. Many attend Winnipeg Auto Show. Cold snap hits with 44 degrees below zero. New York storm halts trains and sticks. Local hockey finals crown Dan Peddie’s team awaiting Silver Cup challenge. Community events include bridge night, church meeting, birthdays, and shell valley dances amid severe winter conditions.
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David
Broadfoot
Winnipes
Allan Young
Wm. Young
Stenen
Sask
Monarch Lumber Co
Winnipeg
New York
Jeath
Memorial Service for King George V at Knox Church
Reverend H B Wallace announces a memorial service on Sunday January 26 at 1 am and a noon Sunday School and evening worship at Knox Church. The community is invited to pay tribute to the late sovereign described as the best, gentlest, and most beloved of kings.
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Knox Church
H. B. Wallace
King George
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Local notes from the city and district update
The report covers frigid conditions with 42 below the prior Monday, local visits including Miss Agnes Mills of Winniper hosted by Miss Verg Man, and notes on residents in Roche Fale and Roblin. It mentions deaths, appointments like W W Wion as Northwestern Curling Association president, a King George V observation day, a Feb 14 Rebekah dance, and a school closing for the king’s death.
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RB. Bennett
Agnes Mills
Winniper
Verg. Man. R. A. Caleuit
Roblin
Deer Lodge’ Military Hospital
W. Skinner
Rochefale
W. W. W. Wion
Northwestern Curling Association
Rebekah
Rossburn Orchestra
THE NEW KING Edward VII S WIDELY RISING BRITISH LINEAGE
The new king Edward VII, in Britain's 60th reign, hails from the House of Windsor tracing lineage to Charlemagne and St Louis with Norman, Saxon, and German roots. Survives by wife May Halliday and four sons. Death notices: Mrs. C. W. Rosell mourns sister Mildred Henderson Wilson of Rivers Michigan aged, with family details.
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Edward VII
Britain
Egbert
British Isles
Ho of
Windsor
Victoria
Alyec
Edward
George Vaving
Charlemagne
Rodrigo the Cid
Baarossa
St Louis
France
House of
Plotagnenet
House of Lancaster
House of York
Tudor
Stuert
House of Hanover
Sexe Coburg
May Hallidy
C. W. Rosell
Jack Wilson
Mildred Henderson
Rivers
Russell
Russell School
United Church
C.g.lt
Orima
Eld
A J. Henderson
Dauphin
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