Olden Days Chronicles Highlight Early 20th Century Local News
A digest of August entries from Chaloner Publishers covering Winnipeg Exhibition awards in 1905, school reopenings and staff, dental college honors in 1915, local business changes in 1915, 1925 house fire losses, travels and schooling in 1925 and 1935, 1945 wartime ties and crop reports, 1955 postmaster anniversaries, and 1965 grain trade retirement and succession in Russell.
Harness Racing Plea at Russell Fair and Community Tabs Support
Letters to the Editor urge reviving harness racing at the Russell Fair and backing August events. A Manitoba notice announces return of full 30 cent per dozen beer bottle deposits across the province starting July 28, with the Manitoba Liquor Commission absorbing costs.
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Ram
Russell Fair
Manitoba
Howard Pawley
Manitoba Liquor Commission
Winnipeg
Mr. Pawley
Oly
Holiday News From Silverton and Surrounding Towns
Silverton Sylvia Coulter Allan Gavin are holidaying with Emily Coulter at Marquette and doing some camp. Sympathy of the district is extended to family of the late Mrs. Chuckree of Russell. Visitors at the Alwyn Coulter home the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Heather and granddaughter Carol McCubbing of Unity Sask. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Birtle, Mrs. Wilf Drysdale of Neepawa, also Mrs. Juanita McLennan of Cloverdale BC. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bryant of Russell visited at the Coulters and renewed acquaintances with the former Russell residents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Evans are holidaying out west and visiting relatives at Saskatoon and Kindersley Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hume visited with Jim and Barbara Cochrane last week and enjoyed the cool weather at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cochrane and Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Coulter motored to Minnedosa to attend the funeral of the late Mr. C J Bartram. his wife Glenda is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Burnie Rutherford of Minnedosa. The Gray children and the Robert Coulter children are taking swimming lessons at Biswearth. Good luck kids Sheldon and Barbara Brown Leach and Terri of Cranberry Portage are spending part of their holidays at the Geo Eshelby home. Lil Eshelby was an overnight visitor with her parents, she went to Winnipeg for a few days holiday, she was accompanied by Ron Griffith of Lac du Bonnet.
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Sylvia Coulter
Allan Gavin
Emily Coulter
Marquette
Chuckree
Russell
Alwyn Coulter
Ken Heather
Carol McCubbing
Unity Sask
John Brown
Birtle
Wilf Drysdale
Neepawa
Juanita McLennan
Cloverdale
B.C
Dick Cochrane
Minnedosa
C.J. Bartram
Glenda
Gray
Robert Coulter
Biswearth
Sheldon
Barbara Brown Leach
Terri
Cranberry Portage
Geo. Eshelby
Lil Eshelby
Winnipeg
Ron Griffith
Lac «du Bonnet
Obituary for William McKean McLaren
William McKean McLaren died suddenly at Russell and District Personal Care Home on July 26 1975. Born in Dumbartonshire Scotland he moved to Canada at 17 and worked as a farm hand in Angusville later owning a farm. Funeral July 29 at Knox United Church Russell with interment in Russell Memorial Gardens. Survived by sister Mary Agnes McLaren Balloch Scotland and a circle of friends. Pallbearers listed.
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William
Billy) McKean McLaren
Russell and District
Dumbartonshire
Scotland
Canada
Angusville i
Angusville
Knox United Church
Russell
Earl Mintyre
Russell Memorial Gardens
Mary Agnes McLaren
Balloch
Messrs
Art Kinsley
Walter McTavish
Jim Angus
Allan Rowland
Lorne Mc‘Auley
Jim Forshaw
Confession May Harm Reputation After Alleged Admission
A public figure faces scrutiny as a recent confession raises questions about credibility. Officials and supporters weigh the impact on reputation and future prospects amid ongoing coverage.
Careless Smoking Claimed as Fire Cause In City Blaze
A city fire investigation points to careless smoking as the likely cause of a damaging blaze. Fire crews battled flames through the night, limiting spread and prompting inquiries into smoking habits and safety practices.
Chinese writing paradox in cultural satire
A provocative remark contrasts Chinese practices with Western progress, noting the saying that Chinese domesticated animals preceded literacy while claiming the West has yet to teach writing to them. The line implies satire on linguistic and cultural exchange.
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Shellmouth
Silver Creek
Wilfred L. Atkinson
College of Dental Surgeons of Manitoba
H.C. Hodgson
Gree. Chas. Greeley
Jas. Bell
Alex Mosovonc
W.S. Wallore
Old Country
Norman Calvert
Laredena
Moose Jaw
Robert Calvert
Russell School
Renee Fox
Doreenart
Reta Russell
June Hughes
Margaret Jenkins
Melfort Boulton
Murray Mink
Isabelle Kippan
Mary Mink
Don Keating
R.C.A.F
Montreal
Mrs. E. Keating
Silverton
Don
Brandon
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canadian Postmasters’ Assoc
J. Fraser McLennan
Cracknell
R.S. Cochrane
Lester
Punch
British American Co
Birdtail
Western Canada
Pool
Leifer
JS. Warrington
Larry Burgess
Mentmore
Russells
King St. Weston
Ontario
Mrs. Wilson
Out West
Rev. Malloon
King St
Weston
Monill
Marion Wilson
Mallon
Ernie Bryant
Coulters
Mrs
Bruce Evans
West
Saskatoon
Kindersly
Sask
Don Hume
Jim
Barbara Cochrane
Elks “400” Club
Leonard Derkatch
ST. Mary's Church
Rototec
Frank Clement & Sons Ltd
Man
William [Billy] McKean McLaren
Indianapolis Clowns
the Globetrotters of Baseball
Grandview Lakers
Centennial Park
Grandview, Man
Giant
Western Canada Agricultural and Industrial Equipmer Exposition
Inter City Gas Utilities Ltd
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Inter City Gas Utilities