Co-Op Members Discuss Policy Bond Sale and Amalgamation
Manitoba Pool Elevators members heard a bond issue to finance the Reliance elevators purchase in Manitoba offered first to members. A committee will promote the sale locally and a proposed amalgamation with Manitoba Livestock Producers Cooperative was discussed for further local input at the annual meeting chaired by Chester Cooke with Seymor Stevens secretary Watson Crossley of Grandview.
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Manitoba Pool Elevators
Reliance Elevators
Manitoba
Manitoba Livestock Producers’ Cooperative
Chester Cooke
Seymor Stevens
Watson Crossley
Grandview
Elks Elect Officials at Manitoba Convention
Frank Jones of Russell elected trustee at the Manitoba Elks Association annual convention held in Killarney last week. J L Charbonneau of The Pas re elected provincial president and B Clarke of Minnedosa named district deputy for District No 2.
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Manitoba Elks’ Association
Killarney
Frank Jones
Russell
J. L. Charbonneau
Pas
B. Clarke
Minnedosa
Horses Entered In Stake Events At Russell Fair
Harness race fans will see outstanding horses at the Russell Fair and Race Meet July 15 and 16 with 23 horses entered in the 230 and 2.22 stake events. The field includes Free-For-All favorite Hi Maes, plus entries from Wyoga Wis Miss Princess Margart Appleton Minn four from Saskatchewan and entries from Alberta and Manitoba. The 222 stake purse is $500 with Kimworthy facing Unique's Son Bravo Brooke Crabby Jack Glencarnock Belwin Lucky Forty Mac Riggs Maxe Inworthy and Lady McKinney. First day running entries close at 8 pm July 14. six running races and the Indian pony dash. The feature is the mile for a 159 purse, to be known as the Barry Memorial, with an Agricultural Society shield for the winner.
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Russell
Hi Mae
Hollywood
Bravo
Bravette
Wyau
Wega
Wis
Princess Margaret
Appleton, Minn
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Dr. Shaw
EB. Jackson
Branon
Bob Page
Kimworthy
Minnesota
Unique
Wisconson
Bravo Brooke
Nod Dakota
Crabby Jack
Glencarnock Belwin
Lucky, Forty
Mac Riggs
Max’e Inworthy
Lady McKinney
Agricultural Society
Apple Caravan Sets Trans-Canada Route Drive
A 1600 mile Apple Caravan will travel from Vancouver to Winnipeg along the Yellowhead Route to press for completing the Trans-Canada Highway. Led by Edmonton mayor H D Ainlay and E T Love, the event plans 25 trucks with apples from the Okanagan, with stops at Kamloops, Blue River, Jasper, Edmonton, Saskatoon and beyond.
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Yellowhead
Vancouver
H. D. Ainlay
Edmonton
E. T. Love
Parks
Reg. Easton
Okanagan
Coast
Kamloops
Blue River Road
Jasper
Bn 2
Pleae
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Trans-Canada Highway Association
Juniors Defeat Birtle In Free-Hitting 10-4 Victory
Russell juniors overpower Birtle 10-4 in a Friday night game. Birtle starts 2 runs in the first, 1 in the second, while Russell answers in the second with a five run surge. Both sides tally again in the sixth as Edmundson and Roberts pitch for the losers and Anderson completes the full game for Russell.
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Russell
Birtle
Edmundson
Roberts
Anderson
Edwards
Lavid
Simms
Davidson
Pratt
Lougreed
H. Edmundson
R. Edmundson
Johnson
Whitmer
Mather
Winnell
Wowk
Gillespie
Keating
Bud Glasman
Muskogee Cardinals to Play Hungry Nine Tuesday Night
Travelling Colored Team from Oklahoma the Muskogee Cardinals meet Dane McIntyre's Hungry Nine in a 6:30 p.m. game. The Hungry Nine lineup includes several Russell players and a Negro import from Detroit, setting up a notable all colored clash in town.
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Hungry Nine
Muskogee Cardinals
Oklahoma
Dane McIntyre
Russell
Detroit
Clement's Take Over Bob's Taxi Business
After eighteen months in the local taxi field Bob McMurray disposed of his business to Fi Clement and Sons. McMurray will now devote full time to the bee ventures.
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Bob McMurray
Fi Clement & Sons
Mr. McMurray
The
Bee
Parish Church Service Details Declared by Adams
Parish of Christ Church Gh provides a service notice dated 2nd June in the fifth after Trinity. Ram-sey pacey coetelie Shellmouth are listed in the fragment with no clear roles.
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Parish of Christ Church
GH. Adams
Trinity Ram —Sey
Pacey Coetelie
Shellmouth
Knox United Church Service and singing event
James E. McNeill officiates an 11 am Consunma Service at Knox United Church. At 1 pm the Singing Evangelist Rev. Oton and family perform. Everyone is welcome to attend both events.
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Knox United Church
James E. McNeill
Oton
Angusville Nine Prevails In Rain-Delayed Practice
Angusville nine, newly organized, hosted Elphinstone visitors for a rain disrupted practice game in Russell Tuesday evening. Despite the weather, Angusville pulled together enough players to secure a 6 to 4 victory.
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a_Angusville
Eam
Eacon
Elphinstone Sports
Russell
Angusville
Juniors Stay On Top Of League
The Russell Juniors remained undefeated in league play with a 63 to win over Rox Warren on Tuesday at the Agricultural Grounds. The win keeps their perfect league record intact for the season.
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Roxwarren
Agricultural Grounds
Russell
Planning Baseball At Russell Fair
The fair board plans exhibition baseball games for each evening of the Russell Fair contributing a sports attraction to the event lineup.
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Russell Fair
Rebekah District Annual Meeting in Rus tell
The Rebekah District No. 14 annual meeting was held in Rus tell on June 7 with over 50 attendees. Mrs. E. Clement chaired Crystal lodge. Mrs. St. Graham presided as district president. Winnipeg’s Mrs. Jean Kerby attended with Mrs. Amy Flynn. Five Crystal members earned unwritten-work honors. A paper on Fraternity was read by Mrs. C. Tibbats. New officers were elected: Mrs. J. Tibbattis district president. Mrs. Webster district vice president. Miss D. Anderson district secretary. Mrs. M. Maher district treasurer. Next meeting planned for Binscarth.
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Rebekah District No. 14
Rustell
E. Clement
N.G
Crystal
St. Graham
Jean Kerby
Winnipeg
Rebekah
M. Coulter
M. McIntyre
J. Nelson
C. Tibbats
Kerb
McLennan Stables Triumph at Deloraine Meet
Norman McLennan secured one win and two seconds across two days at Deloraine with Meddlesome Miss and Audrey Craig. Meddlesome Miss claimed a first second and third, delivering strong performances for the stables.
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McLennan Stables
Acing
Deloraine
Norman McLennan
Audrey Craig
Manitoba waters stocked with 21 million pickerel
The Manitoba Fisheries Branch announces 21 million pickerel fingerlings have been distributed to 27 sport fishing lakes and rivers across Manitoba. The fish were hatched in five hatcheries on Lake Manitoba Lake Winnipeg Winnpegosis and the Dauphin river and at the Whiteshell Trout Hatchery.
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Jame and Fisheries
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
Lake Manitoba
Lake Winnegosis
Lake Winnipeg
Dauphin River
Political parties map paths after vite nomination
The piece notes Progressive Conservatives nominate Mr Webb after a reluctant acceptance, Liberal Progressive supporters plan Shoal Lake reorganization without a candidate, and the CCF may skip nominating. Marquette hopes for a successor of equal calibre following past figures like Roche Crerar Mullins and Glen.
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Webb
Liberal-Progressive Party
Shoal Lake
CCF
Ewbank
Marquette
Dr. Roche
T. A. Crerar
H. A. Mullins
Mr. Glen
Elkis bean contest closes with nose perfect hit
Marion Brown of Silverton nailed the nose number 2677 in the Elkis bean contest. She won a pair of 4 point blankets as first prize. Herb Rutar missed by two to claim the next best coffee table warded prize.
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Marion Brown
Silverton
Herb Rutar
Reid Heads St Boniface Club At Canadian Championship Trials
Among seven members of the St Boniface Bicycle Club who left last weekend for Eastern Canada to compete in the Canadian championship races and Olympic trials is Gordon Reid, son of Mr and Mrs Thos Reid of Russell. The group notes Gordon as the team’s light rider at 20, with only two years of cycling experience and a second place finish in the 80 mile road trial.
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St. Boniface
Canada
Gordon Reid
Thos. Reid
Russell
Dominion Day marked with picnics and sports nationwide
Canada observes another birthday next Thursday as a general holiday with Canadians gathering for picnics and recreation. Russell citizens may seek amusement elsewhere or spend a quiet day at home.
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Ominion
Canada
Russell
Postponed Louis Walcott Fight Prompts Broadcast Debate
A double header postponement sparks questions about whether to listen to radio or watch for results from Saskatchewan. The change casts doubt on timing and coverage for the Louis Walcott bout and the accompanying card.
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Louis- Walcott
Tor
Saskatchewan
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