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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
The guide explains timely cutting of sweet clover to ensure palatable hay. Early cuts before bloom improve first crop quality and boost second growth yield. Leave 6 to 16 inches of stubble. Cut with binder for efficient air circulation. aim for 19 to 20 days curing in good weather. Take care to avoid mouldy hay and stock disease.
The Amusement Committee of Brandon Fair seeks to secure entertainment to uphold its renown. The Boganny Troupe of English pantomime performers and the Five Petleys are being placed under contract as key features.
A 1925 graduate from Victoria General Hospital in Winnipeg Manitoba completed training at the hospital, marking the early professional milestone for a figure in the local medical community.
Dr. I E Brown will visit Russell on Tuesday through Friday each week offering free consultation and spinal examination to residents.
Calgary rancher P. D. Baglen of Morley Alberta says Western horses and cattle are in rising demand in Europe as well as Canada. He turned down a European order for 5,000 horses, doubting he could supply at the offered price.
A 1926 amendment to the Vehicles Act effective May 1 requires motor vehicle operators to dim headlights when approaching oncoming traffic at a distance of 200 feet or more. Violations carry fines up to 10 dollars for the first offense and 59 dollars for subsequent offenses.
By warrant from the Mayor, electors of Russell town meet in the Council Chamber on Tuesday July 6 1926 between 1 and 2 PM to nominate a candidate for Councillor to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Councillor N R Park.
The Rural Municipality council appoints the Clerk as the sole agent to issue Wolf Bounty Certificates under section 107 of the Wolf Bounty Act.
The Rural Municipality of Boulton announces a 1926 tax sale for lands two years or more in arrears. Landowners may avoid costs by paying taxes before the sale is advertised.
Returned Soldier Settlers meet to appoint E. C. de Balinhard as arbitrator with H. Frodsham as president and J. D. Tennant as secretary. They approve Army and Navy funds, authorize secretary to request details from Ant Johnson, and set meetings for July 17 at Silver Creek and July 19 at Rossburn.
The text lists meeting dates for Shad River Breen eaie on July 9th, Russell on July 12th, Boulton on July 18th, and Shellmouth at Rochedale on July.
Joseph W. Barber, 60, longtime Times circulation employee, died yesterday at First Street and Edgeware Road while driving toward Pasadena. Barber slumped at the wheel and was pronounced dead at Receiving Hospital, with heart disease or acute indigestion listed as likely causes. He was known as a traveler for the Northern Elevator Co.
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