Local Musings and Farm News From The Province
Miss Bella Sinclair returns home from Winn Hospital on Tuesday while a birthday gathering occurs at Oak Glen Farm hosted by Mrs. P. H. Spencer. Miss Jean Bailey, reeve’s daughter, is appointed to Tache School Norwood. Nitro culture inoculation spreads in alfalfa farming with 275 applications last year, nearly doubling this year. culture is sold for 25 cents with simple usage instructions.
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Bella Sinclair
Winn Hospital
Oak Glen Fain
P. H. Spencer
Carruthers
Winnipeg
T. Kumm
Dr. Lowe
Ingleside
Presbyterian
Jean Bailey
Tache
Norwood
C. H Lee
Bacteriology Department
Manitoba Agricultural College
Boulton Shell River R A Holds Annual Shoot at Asessippi
The Boulton Shell River R A will hold its next annual shoot at Asessippi on Saturday June 13. Last Saturday’s event produced top scores by H Armstrong 90, F Richardson 88, Ed Armstrong 84, G Cambridge 84, H Gillies 79, C Briggs 9, A McKay 77, F Briggs 75, Johnson 66, J Hackman 66.
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Boulton Shell River R.A
Asessippi
H. Armstrong
F. Richardson
Ed. Armstrong
G. Cammidge
H. Gillies
C. Briggs
A. McKay
F. Briggs
Johnson
J. Hackman
Entrance exam candidates at Russell School listed
The list of names for this week at Russell School includes Angus, Sadie Jean, Teulon, Mary Emily, Coulter, Marion, Anderson, Jessie Isabell, Am ory Harold, Lesiar, Clive Oil, Langley, Margaret, Clee, Staal Midree, Field, Gwen, Tod, Robert, Cleo, Gertrude Vera, Smellie, Catherine Isabelle, Williams, Percy Martyn, Stewart, Elmer Peter, Keating, Edna Marian, Bongard, Beatrice M. McDonald, John Ewart St. Clair, MacDonald Archibald Cameron, Casitar, Lawrence, Angus, Mary Ellen, Ridgway, Edward Ralph, Richardson, Mary, Neville, Mar erie Nield, Cecil John, Kearns, pipe-John Car arrington, Albert Edward, MacKay, Mary Jeanette, Warrington, Harry, McDonald, Alexander, Cape Frances May, Williams Earnest Claude, Cochrane, R. Stewart, Alice, Winnie, Gray, Dorothy Mary, Switzer, Mary Olive, Carr, Gurdon Langton.
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Russell School
Angus
Sadie Jean
Teulon
Mary Emily
Coulter
Marion
Anderson
Jessie Isabell
Amory Harold
Lesiar
Clive Oil
Langley
Margaret
Clee
Staal Midree
Field
Gwen
Tod
Robert
Cleo
Gertrude Vera
Smellie
Catherine Isabelle
Williams
Percy Martyn
Stewart
Elmer Peter
Keating
Edna Marian
Bongard
Beatrice M. McDonald
John Ewart St. Clair
MacDonald Archibald Cameron
Casitar
Lawrence
Mary Ellen
Ridgway
Edward Ralph
Richardson
Mary
Neville
Marerie Nield
Cecil John
Kearns
Pipe
John Cararrington
Albert Edward
MacKay
Mary Jeanette
Warrington
Harry
McDonald
Alexander
Cape Frances May
Williams Earnest Claude
Cochrane
R. Stewart
Alice
Winnie
Gray
Dorothy Mary
Switzer
Mary Olive
Carr
Gurdon Langton
Nitrogen Producing Bacteria Inoculation For Alfalfa
The article discusses inoculation methods for alfalfa to improve growth. It explains that inoculating soil or seed with nitrogen producing bacteria found in alfalfa nodules is essential. It notes older methods used inoculated field soil, and hints at a more convenient, effective newer technique.
Binscarth News Highlights Local Sports and Community Notes
Local items report Binscarth sports Friday and a busy community scene with tours, visits, school changes, road work, and upcoming events. Notable mentions include the Russell Agricultural Society sports day, plowing matches, staff changes, and the creek with new beaver lodges.
Binscarth Events Highlight Week and Local Sports
A busy week in Binscarth features Miss Mabel Burke visiting Dr. Lanigan and a Con naught Cup round with Binscarth facing Neepawa, plus soccer and baseball results. Russell visitors, community church services, a postponement by Birtle, and a lively Harvest festival weekend with races, a dance, and the Binscarth Dramatic Society return. Local social notes include W.A. meetings, removals, and concours at Murphy’s sale with several townspeople in attendance. The Presbyterians hold services, and a cleanup push for school grounds is noted along with examinations for Russell students.
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Mabel Burke
Sale of School Building 1 Auction Set for June 27
Russell Board of School Trustees directs public auction of the large two room school building on the old site. Sale on premises Saturday June 27 at 2 pm. Purchaser must remove building by September 1. Alf. Clee, auctioneer.
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Russell Board of School Trustees
Alf. Clee
Tenders for paving and brickwork at State Street Square
Tenders received by the undersigned until 6 oclock p.m. Thursday, a 7 1914, for work at State Street Square yards of floor and brick wall construction between specified bounds. Copies of the plan and specifications may be seen at the public office. Taos Town Treasurer.
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Stececll
Aceieanis
Eitween
Kalso
Taos Tow
Seo
Treas
Russeil Council Minutes Adopts May 13 Meeting
A Rural Municipality of Russeil council session chaired by Reeve Bailey recorded the June meeting with all councillors present. The May 13 minutes were adopted, noting a motion by Farthing and Allen regarding Joho.
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Russeil
Reeve Bailey
Farthing— Allen
Joho
Village Sports and Visit Notes Highlight Summer Events
Shellmouth notes Mr G Ross and Miss N Morrison returned from trips to Dakota Winnipeg Strathclair. Village sports set for July 6 at the village park. J Bryant weekend trip to Roblin and Veal guests of McFayden. Our village baseball team journeyed to McNutt for a return match winning 8 to 10. Government horse unloaded for local farmers and praised for show ring readiness.
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G. Ross
Dakota
Russell Sports
Henry
Winnipeg
N. Morrison
Strathclair
J. Bryant
Roblin
A. Veal
Echo
J. McFayden
McNutt
Silverton Picnic Highlights A Day Of Local Sports
On June 10 Silverton hosted a village day with baseball matches including Silverton versus Angusville 15 to 14 in favor of Silverton and a Russell Junior versus the World game. A large crowd from Asessippi Boulton Minniska Angusville Russell and surrounding areas enjoyed children's events and a football match with no score. Mrs W F T Freeman remains on the sick list and Rev Spooner will preach June 21. Six Silverton students write entrance exams in Russell this week.
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Joe
Casey
W. F. T. Freeman
R. Kippan
Newdale
Silverton
Angusville
Spooner
Asessippi
Boulton
Minniska
Russell
Asessi Pi
Wishart
Hamstock Battery
Senate Defers Bank Depositor Bill in Ottawa Vote
In Ottawa the bill to indemnify depositors of the defunct Farmers bank was killed in a nonpartisan senate vote. Eleven Conservative lawmakers broke with the government by voting against the measure, per advisories in The Banner.
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Farmers Bank
Senate
Ottawa
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Tumbell
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Hanson
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Russell Agricultural Society
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Brooks
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North America Life Assurance Co
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Mickle
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Christian Endeavour
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Miss Whitmore
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Manitoba Light Horse
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Vaccant
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Minitonas
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Manitoba Grain Growers Association
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Manitoba
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Binsearth
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Lena Newton
Murphy
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Birtle
M.F.A
White Hill
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J. McCauiey
A. McFayden
Mc.Lennan
Langenburg
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Stubbs
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Shellmouth
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Beatrice Bongard
Edna Keating
Winnie Allen
Stewart Cochrane
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