Local notice from Russell Banner in Manitoba
Fragmentary ad style listing prices and names including Russell Bennet and C. Sanderson with H. M. Rutar publishers. Mentions Main Street Russell and Ottawa. Content is garbled but reads like a local notice with prices and person names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bennet
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Constan Welly
Ottawa
Canada
C. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
The Olo Caps. 1901 to 1931 Past Events Journal
A retrospective column marks anniversaries from 55 to 30 years ago noting floods affecting dam work and river steamers, cricket and baseball matches, extreme heat, racing horse owners, personnel changes in local business, a jewellery shop handover, a Lake golf course project, and farewells for Rev Turnbull and others in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River
Asestippi
Assiniboine
Fort Ellice
Russell
Winnipeg
Dropmore
M.D. Gordon
Bell Boy
Dottie
HR. Barry
Ripples
RC Jamieson
Vixen
Mr. Rosie
Nurse Holloway
Doc
Jim Langford
Topsy
Bill Burrows
A. Goodbun
Brat
T. E. Reid
Park
Beautiful Lake Golf Course
Neaman Heads Man Development Fund Leader in Winnipeg Community
Neaman, a prominent Winnipeg figure since 1914, built a career from confectionery to fur, directing Moore's Taxi since 1988 and funding a technical school training program. He chairs the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue and oversees multiple boards, including St Boniface Hospital and YMHA, while supporting local chambers and manufacturing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Winnipeg
Aberdeen and St Samas Technical High School
Sterling Cloak Company
Moore's Taxi
Manitoba Medical Service
United Health Insurance Corporation
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
St Boniface
YMHA
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Canapeedian Manufacturing Association
R Leighton
United Church
Neaman
Silverton
A. Calder
Untides College
Russel
May Road Tenders Top Two Million Dollar Mark
May Road tenders surpassed two million dollars with bids totaling 2,161,716.75 for 2703 miles of Manitoba roads. Hon John Thompson announced low bids from Poole Engineering for bridge substructure and deck work, Gillies Construction for gravel along Highway 10, and Lowe's Brothers for Highway 41 gravel. Manitoba Development Fund loans since 1958 total 6,294,800 with impact on investment, production, tourism, and jobs, including 4,579.50 rural Manitoba dollars and 1,675,300 in Winnipeg loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
John Thompson
Q.C
Public Works
No 10
Mafeking
Red Deer River
Poole Engineering
Highway 10
Gillies
Highway 41
St. Lazare
McAuley
H.C. Hatch
Dauphin
Lowes Brothers
Winnipeg
Manitoie Development Fund
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Russell Banner
Olo
H. J. Smale
E Leifer
S. Maynes
W. Wilson
C. W. Stapley
Frank Matheson
A. Leifer
R. Kerr
Dr. Swallow
Man
Development Fund
May Road
Manitoba Development Fund
Aft
No. 2
Ontario
Barker
Yvan Kemp
Montreal
CNR
Kemp
Central Station
Lori
Tul
Manitoba Federation of Game & Fish Associations
Federation
The
Labatt
Manitoba Brewery Limited
Hay Giliapie
Rusell
Norman Lee
St. Boniface
Charles Stevenss
Moeris
Don M&gil
Labatt's
Russell Consumers Co-Op
Russell Co-Op
Foxwarren
P.t.c
Coop
J.D
Lh.c
UMC
H.C
Westeel
Bob Page
Mel Graham
Frank Clement & Sons, Ltd
Rirance
Lable
Uy Crus UU