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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
5
A reader signs as Ratepayer urging the issuance of bonds at par with seven percent interest to attract funds. Hockey notes recount Russell's second league win at Shoal Lake with a first period goal by Russell and Shoal Lake answering with two quick goals in the final period.
The Sth annual Russell Curling Club bonspeil started strong with 30 rinks in the Grand Challenge, 13 visiting, the largest field yet. Six sheets host five draws daily, with play expected to finish by Thursday night.
Died McKay At Asessippi January 13 Alexander McKay 41. Fries Russell January 11 Annie Fries Boulter 20. Rum reemieg sixth largest US industry. Labor Party efforts this week to abate a templer gent. A Gritwh submarine of the lees. The wet font te engetics with ali on borg. A baseer at adver tied an suction eats of catte beined for sompayment sf formers note.
The Soil Products Exposition in Winnipeg last week honored farmers. S Larcombe of Birtle won multiple prizes including Grand Championship for wheat and barley, Northwestern Sweepstakes in barley, and several district awards. Others mentioned include Thos Low of Foxwarren and J H Farthing of Millwood with multiple wheat and oats recognitions. A wedding followed at Crossley for Annie Christina Wondrasek and George H Heap with a small, reception and dance in Millwood.
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The regular monthly meeting of the W. A. will be held at Mrs. B. Allen's home on Thursday February 3 at 3 p.m. All ladies are cordially invited.
Christ Church schedules Holy Communion at 11 am and Evensong with Sermon at 7 pm on Sexagtsima Sunday. The W A held a social at the Manor raising 41.95 dollars. Delegates Mrs Man and Mrs Astbury attend the W A annual meeting in Winnipeg. The parish annual meeting occurs tomorrow night at the Rectory with supper at 7 and a business meeting at 8 followed by programme and social.
The evening yielded 28 boxes sold for 94 dollars and 75 cents with the top bid of eleven dollars for Miss R Stevenson’s box. Thanks are given to Mr. and Mrs E C aPean for hosting, donors, musicians and helpers. The January postponed debate will be held February 25 in the school, topic to be announced.
A series of curling events unfolds as rinks host the Bonspiel in Russell this week. Social notes record Ed Normington’s return from the city and Mr and Mrs Hargreaves resettling in Silverton after a Shellmouth visit. A church gathering featured delegates from Brandon and a debate on consolidation looms for Friday.
The North China Mail reports Shanghai’s chief of police issued an edict against lavish styles worn by Chinese women. It warns against aping foreign fashions with bar arms and silken outfits and declares offenders will be arrested and fined.
An editor who began twenty years ago with fifty seven cents now boasts a fortune valued at 106 600 dollars. The piece traces his rise and notes the accumulation of wealth, while reflecting on the personal impact on his family at Russell.
Local brief notes cover an ideal winter hockey match tonight along with several social and civic items from town. Headlines mention the Hon A L Sifton death in Ottawa and a Lakeside by election set for Feb 7 with parish meetings and a big W A event at Christ Church noted.
The Estate of AMRHA DAH ROUGE is issuing a bankruptcy act notice to creditors. Ambra Dahrouge storekeeper of Rus sell township executed an assignment January 12 1921. The first creditor meeting is January 21 1921 at 2 30 PM at the undersigned office. Proof of claim must be lodged before the meeting and proxies filed in advance. Claims against the estate must be filed within thirty days from the notice. Proceeds will be distributed among entitled creditors after time fixed by law.
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