Edison phonograph promises to fit every home taste
The Edison phonograph is advertised as versatile for any musical preference from grand opera to ragtime. It claims to please both family and visitors regardless of varied tastes.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
1
The Edison phonograph is advertised as versatile for any musical preference from grand opera to ragtime. It claims to please both family and visitors regardless of varied tastes.
Edison Blue Amberol Records places the Edison on a plano above all other talking machines as an entertainer. The permanent.
A vintage ad extols the Edison phonograph as the only machine to make at home records with clear tone. It notes Diamond Pointed reproducer for needle changes, suggests hearing Edison Records reveals great artists, and offers Disc machines from various makers with full particulars available in store.
Notice is given to all persons holding claims against the estate of Arthur Temple deceased to present them within the time required by law. No further information provided in the fragment.
Unclear readable text references Fai new snowshoes and a Sparr-4 Be context. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations appear to form a coherent news item.
The Banner lists social visits and plans including performances by the Jolly Pulls in Wrights Hall, an Imperial Bell Ringers concert, and English church services. It also notes electoral light plant talks, a dance at Shellmouth hall, hockey games in Russell and Rusell, and the death of pioneer Geo Nield with funeral plans.
The Binscarth team led by Ken Plumb won the Murphy's cigars cup in curling. W. G. Murphy plans a large farm sale on February 26 with no reserve after selling his farm. A junior hockey match last Saturday saw Binscarth defeat Russell 5 to 1.
The town notes a Friday carnival night with strong local enthusiasm as Gray competition offers four gentlemen’s watches as prizes. Sickness in families has reduced school attendance while merchants Hargreaves and Hamstock expand their building. Visitors from Angusville, including Skips Gibbs and Hyde, joined local events with pairs Anderson Crerar in the evening rink matches.
A parish note lists the Angusville Methodist Board of the Church meeting in the church on Monday at 2 30. Other community items include a tribute to Mrs Forsythe and a funeral service for Geo Neild Jr. at Seeburn cemetery with readings from Luke 12 40.
Boulton residents report Mr Moore supplies wood for the school year. Miss Graham and Miss Gilles visited A Bryant's home. A petition seeks a Boulton post office, with calls for higher support to keep it. A ratepayers meeting considers sending a Winnipeg delegation to railway officials and government for a definitive decision. Senator Root urged arbitration on Panama canal tolls.
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