Daniel and Empire Themes in Daniel Interprets Nebuchadnezzar
A historical study links Daniel chapters 2 7 to world history showing empires from Babylon to the future kingdom of God. It contrasts militaristic rule with divine peace, notes modern echoes in national symbols, and urges destruction of militarism for lasting harmony. It also cites wartime soldier settlement policies and legal amendments affecting loans and land issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esekiel
Eea
Dan'el
Babylon
Nebuchadrestar
Daniel
Persia
Hovcock Blis
Picnic and Sports at ENOCILFFE grounds July date
The annual Picnic and Sports take place at the ola grounds half a mile south of the school on Tuesday July 15. The event promises Gym-Kana races and activities for children. The Endcliffe School District ratepayers meet at the school on Monday July 17 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
Endclife
A. Greig
Brightside
Changes in Soldier Settlement Act family relief for settlers
Amendments to the Soldier Settlement Act aim to ease repayment burdens for settlers hit by farming downturns. The plan, from Mr. Steakman’s sub committee, would extend loan terms to 25 years for stock equipment improvements and land purchases, replacing prior four to five year repayment schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steakman
Committee On Reestablishment
Herbert Marier
Matrimonial Union Unites Vista Residents in June Ceremony
Rev R G Stewart joins Miss Florence E Brown and William M Stitt in a Vista ceremony on June 21. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas Brown, wore a velour coat over pink georgette. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Stitt and groomsman Orville Mic Feeters attended. After a Winnipeg honeymoon the couple plan to reside on the groom’s Vista area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vista
R. G. Stewart
Florence E. Brown
Jas. Brown
William M. Stitt
Joseph Stitt
Rossburn
Mary Stitt
Orville Mic- Feeters
Winnipeg
Shoal Lake
Racing Notes from Shellmouth Affected by Cool Showers
Capt Cuttle reports a cool damp day at Shellmouth last Thursday kept many horses home. Despite light fields, races were keen with close finishes led by Bratt from Dropmore Stables in the pony event and Orbit winning the half mile with ease. Alberta Lass rallied with a rider change to take second, while Topsy and Nurse Holloway chased for third. Green race went to Dropmore Stables Laneford second, Gayman Keay third. Harness event featured unsteady Red Wing and Bee with slow times, hinting at more work before Russell meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Cuttle
Shellmouth
Thee
Brat
B. Frowd
Gipsy Girl
Orbit
Alberta Lass
Jamieson
Topsy
Nurse Holloway
Green Horses
Dropmore
Laneford
Gayman Keay
Morrison
Redwing
Schwalm
Bee
Bratt
Dropmore Stables
McFadyen
Nifty
BE. B. Frowd
Barry
Goodbun
Orb
T. H. Barry
Barry Ur
W. Mommison
Polling Divisions by Township and Range in West District
Listing of polling divisions 3 to 21 detailing parts of Townships 18 to 22 across Ranges 21 to 29 West. Each division names included landmarks or halls such as Harrowby School Fox Warren Ladies Rest Rooms Boyle School Silverton School Angusville Club Room Frank Gallant's House Vista School Olha School Leech School Thunder Creek School Shellmouth Hall Ruthenia School and associated sections and boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Assiniboine River
Harrowby School
Wm. E. Swain
Hilare Boucher
N. E
Assiiboine River
Balmerino School
Frank Gallant
J. Allan Smith
Richard King
Rossbury
Vista
Olha
Leech School
Kenneth Smith
Thunder Creek
Shellmouth Hall
George Porter, Jr
Ruthenia School
Polling Places for Russell Constituency
Polling Division No 1 covers Township 21 and 23 east of the Assiniboine River, the north four rows of Sections in Township 20, and all of Township 31 in Range 23 West at McRostics Hall.
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Assiniboine River
McRostic’s
Union Church Notes Opens Pastorate with Strong Attendance
The Union Sunday School started strong last Sunday with nearly 200 in attendance as officers organized classes. Rev. Fred C. Middleton preached his opening sermon from He saved others, Himself He cannot save. Services next Sunday include 11 am Sunday School and 7 pm divine service with a sermon on The True Basis of the Christian Pastorate and God’s World Kingdom theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Middleton
Union Church
Union
Railway To Ge Completed This Summer
CP officials inspected the new line north of Awusaen and considered completing it to Inglis with a possible extension four to five miles further north. The project would benefit residents in the northern part of Baton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.p.n
Awusaen
Inglis
Perhane
Baiton
Football Notes: Russell Defeats Asessippi 1 6 In League Game
In last Saturday’s league game Russell beat Asessippi by 1 to 6. Listed players include Asessippi: Cammidge Adams McKay Harrison Scales McGowan rimer Lloyd Robin Gilchrist Romalis and Russell: Gillespie Forsyth McManus Chipping Bicknell Pesidie Cook Paine McKean Doyle. Referee A Price. Russell and Roblin tied 1 1 on Tuesday at Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Asessippi
R. Cammidge
Adams
McKay
Harrison
Scales
McGowan
Rimer
Lloyd
Robin
Gilchrist
Romalis
Gillespie
Forsyth
McManus
Chipping
Bicknell
Pesidie
Cook
Paine
McKean
Doyle
A. Price
Roblin
Egg laying fly population growth puzzle
A female fy deposits 150 eggs at ailaying and eggs batch in eight hours in warm weather. In ten days they are able body eg flies able to lay more eggs. In killing the first fly, how many later fies do you destroy.
Death of Tom Plumb in Caloose Tractor Accident
A fatal incident near Binscarth on Monday left Mr. T. Plumb dead when a caloose he was working on collapsed. He was alone at the time and well known in the Binscarth and Russell districts, with his death shocking many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
T. Plumb
Plumb
Russell
Mike Wenitoway Nominated in Ruthenian Independent Farmer bid
A Ruthenian language convention at Olha school attracted about sixty people. Mike Wenitoway was nominated to contest the Russell constituency seat as an Independent Farmer, after fifteen years farming in the district. Four candidates now stand in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olha
Mike Wenitoway
Russell
Russell District War Memorial Plans Move Forward
At a June 28 meeting the committee decided to publish full fund particulars after an audit in the Fall. All expenses for the monument are paid and the remaining work is completing Memorial Square and relocating the Northwest Rebellion Monument to a permanent site.
Substitutes for summerfallow in crop preparation
The article evaluates intertilled crops as summerfallow substitutes, noting corn as a proven option across the western regions and wheat after corn rivaling or surpassing yields after bare fallow. Potatoes also perform well, with sunflowers offering fodder gains but higher moisture needs. Roots are labor intensive and less effective, while data on two and three row intertilled crops remains limited but promising for future trials.
Fight the Mosquito
Mosquitoes breed in water near the home including pools rain barrels and tin cans. Destroy breeding places drain and cover containers treat non drainable waters with kerosene every two weeks stock ponds with goldfish or top minnows. Relieve bites with diluted ammonia or menthol solutions.
Russell Fair and Sports hype fills Russell July 20 21
Local notice roundup covers July events from Silverton Dropmore Angusville Shellmouth Park’s Tennard fairs and July 6 13 17 20 21 gatherings. Community updates include visiting figures Miss Geth Thompson from Togo and Mrs Ronald Spears of Winnipeg plus road and election notices amid preparations for the Russell Fair and Sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Dropmore
Angusville Sports
Shellmouth
Rossbern
Victor Records
Park
Tennard
C. A. Boulton
Lawrence Boulton
Ronnie McIntyre
C.N.R. Round House
Round House
W M B Meets At Angus Home June 15 Denials Shared
The regular W M B meeting at Mrs. Frank Angus on June 15 discussed Self-Denial Week contributions and denials. Members planned butter and egg donations to Gimli Camp, two quilts, and increased Mission Band involvement with Mrs Chenoweth assisting. The secretary presented a study synopsis and July’s gathering was set for Mrs. J Turnbull’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Angus
Gimli Camp
Chenoweth
J. Turnbull
Notice of correction in prize lists for Russell show
Correction clarifies Class 1 entries 3a Clyde or Shire and 6a Percheron yearling. Classes 4 5 6 read Filly or Gelding. In classes 14 15 16 17 the term Senior means calf born before Jan 1 1922 and Junior means calf born since Jan 1 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Clyde
Shire
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Courtas
Nebuchadnezzar
Cran. Ch. It
Enocliffe
Union Church Notes
Tom Plumb
Mike Wonitoway
Ralph A. Cooper
Par’s
J. W. Mce-Gregor
Brandon
Russell Fair
Sandy Lake
Hughes
A. Setter
J. A. Glen
David
J. McIntyre
Elliot
Jas Minshull
Fair and Sports Committee
Mike Wonsteny
Ranchvaie
Birtle Sports
Welwyn
Trafic
Dominion Government
T. A. Crerar
F. W. Dudley
G. W. King
Russe
H. P. Houch
Matheson
O Canada
Houck
D. Pink
Ladies Aid
Hellyar
Angusville
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