Western Canada soil fertility conference at Fort Garry Hotel
An agricultural conference on soil fertility and conservation will be held July 14 to 16 at the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg in collaboration with the Commission of Conservator and the Manitoba and Saskatchewan agriculture departments. Dr Grisdale will deliver the keynote address. Attendees include farmers and others in agriculture.
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Prairie
Manitoba
Saskie
Grisdale
Aegriculture
Olawe
Hts
Too Busy to Read Among Farmers and Town Folk
A dated discussion argues many men claim they are too busy to read in winter or summer. The piece notes farm folks and executives alike neglect reading, citing wasted magazines and junk mail that discourage good reading habits and hinder development.
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Pont Ericle
Vlavacne
Everbody
Registration of Letters Costs Ten Cents
Notice informs that registering letters will cost ten cents and details are provided to the public. The fragment indicates a postal or legal filing fee update affecting mail handling and associated costs.
Post Care Act Amendment Increases Rates
The article notes an amendment recently passed in parliament to raise rates under the Post Care Act. The change, described as an increase, is set to take effect on a stated date.
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Parliamet
Canadians Disabled in War May Get Share of German Indemnity
Canadian Expeditionary Force members who were disabled by the war may receive a share of any German indemnity. Ottawa pension commissioners circulate petitions to gather information for claims. The indemnity would cover EEF members nursing sisters and air force personnel with injuries and also pay to the next of kin of the deceased. The required detail is the correct date ofelimination of the injuries.
Shellmouth Sports Day Delivers Narrow Wins and Fast Races
A dull morning gave way to solid entertainment as Shellmouth hosts aPacked program including a 7 3 win by Shellmouth over Russel Girls in basketball and a series of horse races. Notable results include Orbit winning the half mile with Ranger close, Cantata taking the one mile, Lady the pony race winner, and Biffies first in the green race.
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Shellmouth
Russe'l
Drop
Orbit
Ranger
W. Burrows
Jimmy Langford
Barry Ond
H Barry
OB. Comfort
Squire
Evs
R. Jameson
E. Comfort
Srd
L. Schwalm
Bur“Ows
Brat
A. Goodbun
Laddie
Mew Train Schedule on the Co N R
Leave Russell daily at 6 30 a m for Winnipeg arriving 4 20 p m and return at 8 00 a m arriving Russell 5 40 p m. Weekly runs: Russell to Swan River Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 7 35 a m with return 5 40 p m on Mondays Sundays and Thursdays. Russell to Yorkton Mondays Wednesdays Fridays at 11 00 a m with Yorkton arrival 12 45 p m Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays.
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Russell
Winnipeg
Russel
Swan River
Yorkion
Ham
Artive
Yorkton
General Stores at Angusville Set 7 O Clock Closures
Commencing July 1st stores at Angusville will close their shops at 7 o clock sharp every eight except Saturdays and the nights before a public holiday. The general public is asked to take note and comply.
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Angusville
Angusville News Briefs Show Local Moves and Sports
Chenoweth visits friends in Wapela. Oliver Tench and Alan Switzer visit neighbors. Chas Leg moves to Silver Beech to cater to sport fans. Ross Restaurant nears completion. Murray pool room and barber shop under way. Angusville teachers plan a training course for one pupil. Rev Stewart to supply Aneneville Field again. Russell county centers field candidates. Aneneville lacks a candidate. Angusville baseball beats Shellmouth Silverton Russell Hungry 9.
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Tombstone
Oliver Tench
T. Houston
Alan Switzer
Warpelila
John Switzer
Brunt
Chas. Leg
Silver Beech
Ross
Murray
Miss Thomas
Angusriile
Stewart
Aneneville
Russell County
Bob
Angusville
Russell
Mail schedule for CNR and CPR routes
Mail arrives from the East and West on the CNR at 4.49 am on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. It leaves for the East at 6.30 am and the West at 7.20 am on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. All mail for both CNR and CPR must be left at the post office before 10 pm.
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East
C.N.R
C.P. R
Dropmore G W Y A Picnic Sets Program for July 19
The G W Y A of Dropmore hosts a picnic at Dropmore on Monday July 19. A program of horse racing football baseball tennis and foot races is planned for the day. In the afternoon the association club room will be opened by an official.
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G.W.Y.A
Dropmore
Association Club
Manitoba
Regular meeting of the Wananis Saelle club held June
The regular meeting of the Wananis -Saelle club was held June 17 in the room. Mrs. Ridgeway took minutes. Arrangements were made for one or two short courses from the Eton son Dept with subjects undecided. Meetings are on the third Thursdays monthly. all district ladies are invited.
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Wananis -Saelle
Ths
Christ Church Sunday Services Schedule
The church offers Holy Communion at 8 am and Morning Prayer at 11 am on the sixth Sunday after Trinity, plus Evensong at 7 pm. Sunday School follows the morning service, and additional morning services are available for all who wish to attend.
Service at Trinity Church Sunday at 3 P.M.
A notice announces a church service at Trinity Church on the coming Sunday at 3 p.m. Attendance is open to all parishioners and by invitation to local residents.
Local Church Meeting and Community Notes in Russell
The W. M. S met in the church on Tuesday afternoon June 29 with strong attendance. Papers on China and missions were read and discussed amid calls for persistent prayer. Local news items include fairs, bank holidays, sports events, and theatre showings at Russell with updates on utilities and weddings.
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W. M.S
Robt. Whiteman
China
R. J. Coulter
Dea
Assembly
Russell Sports Day Promises Big Local Event
Prospects look bright for a major Russell Sports Day with 12 baseball teams including York ton Virden Churchbridge Welwyn Fiemming Birtle Grandview Kam sack Rossburn and Binscorth. At least six football teams, keen horse race entries, and an airplane sighting offer varied thrills for a large crowd.
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Russell
Yorkton
Virden
Churchbridge
Welwyn
Fiemming
Birtle
Grandview
Kamsack
Rossburn
Binscorth
Extravagance Is a Crime Editorial Plea
The New York Sun argues against waste and urges workers to save for old age and their families. It casts extravagance as foolish, wicked, and selfish, warning that spending today may burden children with poverty tomorrow.
Farmers Sun Calls Out Union Government Over Pay Increase
The Farmers Sun denounces the Union Government for self voting an increased sessional indemnity from 2500 to 4000 dollars. It says leaders have lost support, failed to provide leadership, and that few who voted for the raise will enjoy it long as the public keeps pressure and seeks reckoning.
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Union
Best Things to Talk About A Guide on Conversation Flaws
A compact guide notes common conversational weaknesses and foibles and offers practical tips to steer discussions toward clarity. It highlights listening gaps, overgeneralizations, derailment, and biased framing, advising deliberate questions and neutral patience to improve dialogue.
No Good Comes from Dissecting Unfavorable Human Affairs
A columnist urges readers to avoid focusing on others faults and life defects. The piece argues internal improvement over gossip. It condemns sensationalizing misfortune, calling invasive scrutiny harmful to the community and likens such behavior to vultures scavenging garbage.
India Faces Daily Losses From Wild Beasts Per Year
A study warns Indian forests host dangerous wildlife causing about fifty deaths or injuries daily.
Yearling Bay Colt Strayed From Russell Pasture
A light bay yearling colt with a star on forehead and a white pastern on one hind leg loafed away from a Russell pasture. A $19 reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact H. M. Hughes.
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H. M. Hughes
Russell
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