Local notes from a 1905 1925 1930 era Russell issue
A mixed courier of names and events from June archives recounts a 1905 football win for Russell over Shoal Lake in a league fixture, business transfers in Russell and Binsearth, a Rural Credits interview, a 1925 pickerel fry deposit plan, and 1930 school staffing changes with Miss Kelso replacing Miss Fleming.
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Ratsett
Maniba Grain Growers’ Association
Walter McKay
W. Storey
H. Farthing
Jas. Thom
W. Honey
D. Dunn
W. Hembroff
TA. Crerar
Sam Rea Russell
Jackson
Bryant
Hooper
McNichol
Webster
McKaugham
Fraser
Boulton
Hodgton
Tingley
McKenzie
Shoal Lake
Binsearth
Russell Rural Council
Silver Beach
Russell Agricultural Society
Shellmouth
A. Kenedall
W Burnett
F. Parmentier
A. Cooper
R. Nerbus
John Glover
J. Moran
Lee Barnes
D. A. Goodbun
Dr. Graham
Winnipeg
Russell _ school
Miss Fleming
Miss Kelso
Rossburn
Manitoba Weekly Papers Hold 41st Convention in Winnipeg
The Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association held its 41st annual convention at Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg with about 200 attendees. Officers were installed, awards given for best editorial pages and papers, and social events featured a Boys and Girls Choir concert and a Gay Nineties revue.
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Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottens
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Harvey Friesen
Winkler Progress
Legislaure
Wr. Telfer
CWNA
Toronto
Walter
Migors
T. E. Wil Lint
Killarney
George Kroft
Selkirk Enterprise
MidWest
Waa
Geasent
Charlie Verpier
Stick
Tule
Rea Pratt
Readpenere
Venables
Maniiota
Grandps Gharite
Fred
Don
Hamiota Echo
Miniota Herald
Woodworth ‘Times
Imperial Ol
Genial Frank
Spencer
Winkler
Henry Thiessen
Eaton Company
Desert Sands
Dete Fates Breweries
Cliff Gardiner
Delvision
New Provincial Minimum Wage Takes Effect June 21
Government announces uniform provincial minimums ending gender wage differences. Urban workers over 18 earn 66 cents hourly, rural 61 cents, under 18 at least 48 cents. Standard hours set at 48 weekly for adults, 44 for women, with overtime at 1.5 times. Rates start June 21. report backing these changes was adopted. Also notes Arab refugees in Lebanon Jordan Gaza and Syria remaining in exile.
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J. B. Carroll
Carroll
Of Many Things by Ambrose Hills
A columnist recounts challenging a leading Alberta socialist and examining a World Council report. Dr Bundy alleges church eras are steering toward socialism and communism, with ministers alarmed but unable to act, citing Council officers allegedly denying Christ’s deity and communists on the Evanston Central Committee.
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Coors
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Council
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Mundy
Christ
Evanston
The
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Ecumenical Movement
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