Public Reform Union meeting urges public ownership and referendum
The Political Reform Union gathered Tuesday evening with RL Richardson and A MacDonald as speakers. They argued for public ownership, initiative and referendum, abolition of the spoils system, and rail price reforms while criticizing private railways and political misrule.
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Political Reform Union
Reeve McDonagh
Rot Richardson
Reform Union
C.F. Kcn. R
Crow's Nest Pass
Texisianion
Fort William
Buffalo
New York
North Dakota
Manitot
Inerty
Senate
A. “MacDonald
C.N.R
Liggar
Elect Bs
Municipal Land Sale At Asessippi A Noted Event
The Asessippi Municipal Land Sale drew solid interest with parcels sold to residents at good figures. A horse changed hands for 200 dollars as Messrs Goodbun bought from Mr Paul Roberts. The Assiniboine river remains in high flood, with lands in the valley submerged by a foot of water. The council considers a road grader and a whee scraper to improve roads, as Frank March of the Manitoba Land Investment Co visited with plans to invest locally.
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Asessippi
Messrs Goodbun
Paul Roberts
Assiniboine
Frank March
Manitoba Land Investment Co
Binscarth Notes On Local Happenings
John Tanner lost a valuable horse last week while Phos Almack shipped a car of pigs on Monday. Preparations are under way for sports day on June 20. F McPherson builds a large shop and warehouse. G Johnstone adds to his house. Farmers haul grain to market as J Plumb returns from the west. X Turnbull and Mrs Lowrey return from Winnipeg. Junior baseball says Russell boys are heavy. Tennis practice hints at good potential. R Tibbits sells his farm and buys near Binscarth. F Loger opens a new hotel with a fruit store, J A Johnson fits Kirby House into harness business. Murray buys Dr Lanigan’s former property for an office.
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John Tanner
Phos. Almack
F. McPherson
G. Johnstone
Aarge
J. Plumb
X .Turnbull
Mrs. Lowrey
Winnipeg
R. Tibbits
Rex
Binscarth
F. Loger
J. A. Johnson
Kirby House
Murray
Dr. Lanigan
Married Couple Divorcing Seeks New Life After Ceremony
A fragment from a society column notes a marriage between two individuals. It hints at upcoming life changes and plans for the couple, with emphasis on domestic changes and social circles. The text is incomplete but suggests a formal wedding context and post ceremony considerations.
Local News From Russell Area June Meeting and Hail Report
The newspaper item covers a June institute meeting, community events in Russell and Binscarth regions, a hail event at Gilbert Plains with no damage, church activities, teacher certification examinations, local travel plans, entertainers settling in Neepawa, cattle and farm movements to Calgary and El Monte, hotel openings, and upcoming special meetings. It also notes road conditions improving, grain prices, and local subscription drive for The Banner.
Rankin Lands Sold to American Buyer in Russell District
All Rankin lands in the Russell district were sold to an American buyer who plans to settle the lands this season. The sale encompasses about ten thousand acres in Russell on the Shell River area.
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Rankin
Russell District
Russell
Shell River Muni
Institute Meeting on Cream Separators at Foresters Hall
An institute meeting will be held in the Foresters Hall Rus sell on Monday evening June 7 at 7 p.m. Mr CA Murray Dairy Superintendent will explain proper use and care of cream separators and address any operating difficulties. Ladies invited. the event targets farmers wives and daughters.
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C. A. Murray
Sharman
Rossburn
Foresters’ Hall
Russell
CA. Murray
Timely Warning Averted Serious Train Washout Near Binscarth
A washout threat after heavy rains near Binscarth was averted when a man riding the trail spotted a dislodged culvert and flagged the bound train. The delay required timbers from Millwood to erect a temporary crossing. the man’s identity remains unknown.
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Binscarth
Millwood
Rinscarth and Russell Juniors Clash in Friendly Base Bail
A Saturday afternoon game on the diamond between Inscarth and Russell juniors ended with Russell ahead. The boys played fast bail and added a couple to their tally. The lineup included Johnstone H Crerar Fowler among others.
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Inscarth
Russell
Johnstone
H. Crerard
Fowler
Seisainy
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RL. Richardson and
A. MacDonald
Hdres Publicesi
Shellmouts
Russell Boys
Institute
Minniska Picwnic
Gilbert Plains
P.R
John Hogg
St. Giles
Winnipes
Silver Creek
Ise Queenie McCoy
Isabel Kerr
Manitoba
Neepawa
Remieros
Castleavery
Calgary
Elmonte
Brandon
Winipeg
A. Foster
JP. Laycock
Foster
F. Logel
D. M. McKay
Carman Presbyterian Church
Hee
Sam. Murray
Dauphin
Carman
Seeburn
Glenquaich Camp
S. O.S
Dr. Sinellie
Alg. P. Sinellie
L. Richardson
Boulton
A.G. P. Smellie
Ontario
Thos. Peden
Shellmoath
Pela Prairie
Methodist Conference
Weagant
John Amnott
Alfred Scott
Tumbell
Goth Jue
Slaw
Oregon
Emerald Isle
Jim
Robi. Kippan
Mr. Kippan
Tim
Ares
J. W. Briggs
Geo. H. Fone
Samardo
Berk Mr. Funk
Mr. Briggs
London
Russell County
M. E. A. Struthers
Barnardo Homies
Grand Lodge
Masonic Jurisdiction of
Alberta
Pacific Coast
Rinscarth