Ramen Banner Subscription Rates Announced
The Russell Banner lists rates for Canada and outside Canada with annual payments in advance. Subscription is $8.50 per year within Canada and $4.50 per year for readers outside Canada. The notice confirms second class mail authorization by the Ottawa Post Office. Editor Ganderson oversees publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramen Banner
Toursaay
Bree Reel
Manlobe
Canadian Weation
Manktobs
Canada
Stment
Ottawa
EC. Ganderson
Béitor
Old Boys Years Ago and Community Notes
A July 12 1906 item reports wind damage to Mr A Colin's barn near the foundation, with minimal further harm. 1906 note also mentions A W Thomson joining AR Tengley’s office. July 13 1916 updates Russell Cemetery improvements by Sa MacKay team. 1926 Mr Z E Reid assumes Park jewellery business and family relocate to Russell. Park and W McClure mentioned. 1946 JSR Russell wins second prize in creamery butter clam judging at Brandon. 1956 teachers on Manitoba tour stop in Russell with Mayor Burgess greeting, Johnson family moves to Polly Avenue andHydso supervisor role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Colin
A.W. Thomson
AR. Tengley
MacKay
Russell
Z. E. Reid
Park
Busiass
Sespass Termaly
W. McClure
Astbury
Prince Edward Island
Smeheon
Manitoba
J. A Burgess
Logie Johnson
SfeCuillodh
Polly Avenue
Mr. Johnson
Hydso
Endcliffe Visits and Wedding Congratulations From Manitoba
Endcliffe Misses Edna Liske and Janice Race of Winnipeg spent the weekend at Liske's. The girls stay to visit grandmother for a month. Congratulations to Vern Graves and Rudy Zimmer who wed on Saturday. Denise Denham of Portage la Prairie visits her father Court Denham. Mr and Mrs Frisken of Oes Alla part of the ongoing social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Liske
Janice Race
Isase Cadagen
Winnipeg
Liske’s
Ken McFarlane
Frank Race
Grandview
Wiseman's
Bun- Ay
Reg Lewis Leaves Winnipeg for Abbotsford Move
Reg Lewis departed Saturday via Winnipeg toward Abbotsford British Columbia to establish a new home with Frances. Mr and Mrs George Petz and family moved Celt farm into the village, George taking over duties. Relatives and friends note Gina Ferris spent the weekend with her mother Mrs M Ferris. Herman Wagner with Mrs Walter Rawlings and Doug Hunter traveled to Winnipeg for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg Lewis
Winnipeg
Abbotsford
B.C
Reg
Frances
Geo. Petz
Celt
George
Gina
M. Ferris
Herman Wagner
Walter Rawlings
Doug Hunter
Imo
Brag
Bao
Ewer
Long Weekend News From Brandon Area Social Ties
Local notes reveal multiple visits and travels across Brandon and area. Families reunite at weddings and holidays. Lundgren obituary marks a death in Brandon Hospital. residents welcome relatives from Saskatoon Yorkton Regina and beyond.
Breakfast breaks curb drowsy driving on summer trips
The Canadian Highway Safety Council urges travelers to eat a snack before dawn, drive for an hour or nine, then stop for a hearty breakfast. The advisory warns monotony can dull alertness and send a driver toward sleep at the wheel, while a breakfast stop helps wake a weary traveler.
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Minniska
Russell Banner
Skinner's Nursey
JSR
Brandon
Endcliffe
Dropmore
Inter- City Gas Utilities
Gordon Southam
Russell P.O
Marchwell
Rudolf Gruamsoner
Edith
Clarke
Saskatoon
Jem Kemp
Herb
Norman
J. Prince
Faye Bryer
Norwey Bethel Lutheran
Karl Otto Lundgren
Fairview
Assiniboine Hospital
Mr. Lundgren
Karl and
Sophie Lundgren
Madeira
Minnesota
Hiunt
Jack Kruger
Clarence Robb
Phil Zimmer
Cold Lake
Clarence
Paul Dietrich
Charlene Bernhard
Ken Morrison
Regina
Gelden
Roblin
Bill Wozney
Yorkton
Womney
Shirley Deck
Unity, Sask
Simai
Jim Robertson
Tony Reichmuths
Binscarth
Bdla Bengison
Bramdon
Elaives
Henry Yont
Airs
Derry Dowd
George Roulston
Kenesee
Willie Bennett
Roberts
Carol
Kirkfield Park
Mirs. Pital
Mac Murdock
A. Yent
Ken Veal
Gordon Flauis
Langenburg Hospital
Ross
Foley
Chisren
Ontario
Jack Sheridan
Foley Fanny
Stoke
Ate
Jim Bily
Mirs
Arden Saxon
Bill Dearborn
St. Walburg
Richard Schepp
Charlie Schepp
Saltcoms
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
Man
Spotless Dry Cleaners
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