Teened Thursday Notice in Russell Manitoba Ad
Classified ad from The Banner listing a weekly teen edition published in Russell Manitoba. It mentions a price of one dollar for a four year advance and credits the office of publication and publisher.
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Russell
Manitoba
K. Swallow
Ician
Satan Uutretelty
Hou
Winnipeg General Hospital
Main St
Matheson Block
H. P. Reed
University Lands Office
Union Bank Russell Manitoba
Provincial Election Near. Conservatives or Liberals to Lead
The province heads toward election day with a quiet campaign aside from boundary and elevator debates. Winnipeg papers feature graft charges against various public figures, prompting questions about political life. Voters should seek the best individual rather than party loyalty in choosing the next government.
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Winnipeg
Polling Places Proclaimed for July 11 Election
Polling Places Returning Officer McDonagh fixes the polling stations for the July 11 election. Divisions outline townships ranges and locations including John Kennedy’s house Roblin County Court office Castle Avery Shellmouth McKay’s house Asessippi H. R. Dupre’s house E M Williams Russell Schoolhouse Millwood and more with opening at 9 a.m. and closing time noted.
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McDonagh
John Kennedy
Assiniboine River
Roblin
Castleavery
Schoolhouse
Shellmouth
McKay
Asessippi
E. M. Williams
Russell
Millwood
Compris
Polling Divisions and Voting Locations Listed
The notice details polling divisions 10 through 15 across townships in ranges west with polling sites at Waller's Hall Binscorth Boyle School House Silver Creek Schoolhouse Angusville Gornlon Plant's house County Court office Rossburn and Olha School House.
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Waller's Hall
Binscorth
Boyle School House
Silver Creek School House
Schoolhouse
Angusville
Gornlon Plant
Rossburn
West Olha School House
Rainy River Bush Fires Reported Damaging District
A series of bush fires in the Rainy River district caused extensive damage as authorities assess the destruction. In Ottawa the British cabinet agreed not to oppose the women’s suffrage bill in the commons. Manitoba’s livestock study panel recommends public stock yards with an abbatoir, governed by a five member board including a member appointed by a specified authority.
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Rainy River
Manitoba
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Merchants’ Bank of Canada
Savings Bank Department
Russell Branch
Hi. J. Smale
the Banner
Ogeph Mo'tyre
General News
C. P. RK. Ee Eee T. P
Grand Central Hotel
Geo. Bryer
Binscarth
Man
WELLS
A. E. Eardley, Russell
T. Mineholl
James A. Bell
Professional
Carda
Roger
Tals
Engh
Saviv
Racell
Mountain Ave
G. Lanigan
Mra. O’ Keffee
Province
Binearth
A. R Tingley
Bineecarth
Russell, Man
Lewis St. George Stubbs
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C. J. Mickle
Birtle
J. L. Clark
Jor
Richardson
Y Treas
Redehire School
Emall
Charles Barker
P. H. Nelson
Fleal Fetate
Miniota Mutual
Liverpool
London and Globe Insurance Companies
Mason and Kisch Places
Fire and Life Insurance
Callin
Confederation Life Association
Anglo American Fire Insurance Co
Equity Fire Insurance Co
Montreal Fire Insurance Co
London Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Russell Lodge
Oddfellows
Kenneth Millar
J. S. Warrington
See
W. McKinnon
Ward 2
Enders
Seacon LH
E. A. Struthers
Oak Woop
St. Job Wisnipea
A. Nash
Miniota Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
WM. Hembrofyf
Kussell
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Golden Monitor
Knights of the Maccabees
Reser
C. Brown
Com
W. Lepingstam, R. K
Masonic Hall
Wright Block
W.M
J. Mooney
Sons of England Benefit Society
Queen of the West
D.free Ranasell
A. L Sane Astis
J. Vettitt
San
DR. Barnardo’s Homes
A. B. Callin
Eris
C. W. Tuo
Howard S
New York Jockey Club
C.paulson Shellmouth
London
Dominion of Canada
North West Fire Insurance Co
de Laval
Gordon Maynes
Yon Ss
A. L. Buie
Undertaker
Connection
Russelbh
A. R. Mclult
Fuco Nen
Eale
Bansér
Central Hotel
AlFreda Clee
Queen's Hotel
Wilcox & Murray Auctioneers
Banner Office
F. Wilcox
1Im Murray
Y. J. Attwood
Northern Ranch
Northern Railway
Canada
R. Creelman
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