The Russell Banner Publication Rates and Details
The Russell Banner lists subscription rates and postal details. Rates payable in advance are 3.50 dollars per year in Canada, 40 dollars per year outside Canada. The paper is authorized second class mail by the Post Office Department. EC Sanderson is publisher.
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Russel
Ee Sosa Roca
Nommpapans Asecatlen
Manitoba
Canada
Post Office Department
Olaws
EC Sanderson
Bitter
Old Baps June 14 1906 District visit and census plans
The column notes a party of American land seekers spent days in the district and mentions ongoing deals. Hembratt and Tod departed for Minnedosa to arrange for the census enumeration starting June 24. Also lists other anniversary items from 50, 40, 20, and 10 years ago related to local events and church notes.
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Womead
Mesers Hembratt
Tod
Minnedosa
Bir
St. Dennis
Christ Church
Messrs. E. Lucas
G. A.‘ Cope
Unclear fragment noted of local social notes
The readable text mentions names such as Mc. E Pidgis and Mrs. A. Busch with brief references to Winni in Inglis and a coast trip. Details are fragmentary and not fully coherent.
Silverton Notes on Local Visitors and School Event
Mrs. W. J. Keating of Winnieges visited the Robertson home. Miss Ethel Coulter of Winnipeg holidayed with her parents. Mrs. Russ Coulter of Warrenzie asked for stow care. Mr. E. Fraser was a business visitor in Winnipes. Silver Creek School pupils hosted a plant sale. Doras Spetie Crosses the Suey School event set for Russell on Monday June 13 at 6:80. Oliver Summers of Victoria and Dick Cochran hosted visitors from Melfort. Terbert Slimn and Debbie, Wilbert Thompson, Charlotte Myron Lance among weekend visitors.
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W. J. Keating
Winniges
OL Robertson
Ethel Coulter
Winenipeg
Coulter
Russ Coulter
Warr
Stow
E. Fraser
Winnipes
Silver Creek School
Emake
Doras
Russell
Oliver _ Summers
Victoria
B.C
Dick Cochrane
Melfort, Sask
Terbert Slimn
Debbie
Wilbert Thompson
Charlotte
Myron and
Lance
The Sunroom and a Stock Market Dream
A narrator recalls converting a sunroom into a retreat while planning a guest-home venture. They describe hiring a broker from the Barker family, investing via a stock market scheme, and enduring a misadventure with an overhasty punt on an investment called a princess. The prose blends personal struggle with hopes for meals, warmth, and a spring awakening.
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Soo
Barker
Mrs Heap Visits Winnipeg and Moose Jaw Family
Mrs A C Heap drove to Winnipeg last Saturday to reunite with her daughter and family who are returning from Newfoundland. The Heap party, including Margaret Burt and Jack Burt, will host the group for the week. Elsie and Ed Pitcher and their son Rodie of Moose Jaw visited Mrs Pitcher’s sister and brother in law Gordon and Lill Wondrasek with son Jerry for the past week.
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A.C. Heap
Winnipeg
Newfoundland
Heap
Margaret
Jack Burtom
Elsie
Ed Pitcher
Rodie
Moose Jaw
Birthday greetings and local social notes from the area
Miniska residents celebrate a 10th birthday on June 2 with family and friends at Asessippi Beach. Local clubs hold a wiener roast and social hour while neighbors visit in Winnipeg, Treherne, and Binscarth. Community members extend well wishes to Harvey Hackman and note visits among families and friends.
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Leod
Uide
Sals
Needlers +H Club
Asessippi Beach
Harry Miller
Binscarth
Bob Stewart
Harvey Hackman
Tim Dunn
Endcliffe Ends Visit as Family Ties Remain Strong
ENDCLIFFE spent two months with his son indaw and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peatz. Mr. Bill Pagan remains patient in Russell hospital after a hernia operation last Saturday. Louis Liske left Saskatoon for Dusseldorf Germany last Friday to spend a month’s holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiseman and family visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ricker at Roblin on Sunday.
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Indaw
Peter Peatz
Bill Pagan
Russell Hospital
Louis Liske
Saskatoon
Dusseldorf
Germany
Bill Wiseman
Ricker
Roblin
North American Wheat Stocks and Future U.S. Supply
Article notes North American wheat stocks supply about 65 percent of grain for deficit regions. It cites a U.S. Department of Agriculture forecast that end year stocks could fall to 350 million bushels by July 1, 1967, the lowest since 1962, with several factors shaping future stock levels including demand from the Soviet Union and policy decisions.
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North Armstorn
States Department of Agriculture
Us.a
Soviet Union
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Russell Banner
C.D. Sparrow
Geo. McDonagh
Tion
Endcliffe
F. T. Storey
Jecred Heart Hospital
Nelson
Seater
Hoore
Reeve Jas. Rea
Are Ee Sree ‘Church
N. ‘Trynebuk
Senoor
Ravan
Tate
Russell Sports & Hobby Centre
Idson
Thes
Winni
Inglis
A. Busch
J. Langford
Silverton
Angusville
Rod Clement
Birtle-Russell
Birtle
Bobbie Bend
ST. Lazare
Larry Desjardins
Peter Taraska
Rossburn
Mike Hryhorczuk
Clement, Rod
Birtle-Russell Liberal Association
Millwood
Minniska
Searle Grain Co
Sored
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
Man
Lavine
John Deere
FORD
Minneapolig
Moline
CCIL
Graham
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