Russell Banner publication offbeat notice
The Russell Banner lists publication details and editor publisher E C. Sanderson. It notes weekly Thursday issues on Main Street in Resse Banitobe and Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association affiliation, with postage paid outside Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Banner
Main Street
Resse
Banitobe
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Coust
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
E C. Sanderson
Old Daps Law Pledges 13000 For Local Improvements
Twenty years past July 2 1914 contractor Daniels progresses on cement sidewalks at Shellmouth and Castleavery with two six foot walks nearing completion to the C N R Station and the old two room school noted in the week’s report.
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Law
Shellmouth
Castleavery
Daniels
C.N.R
Russell town Jubilee and community notices update
A historical roundup notes a Saturday sale of a building to F Batheson and July 3 1926 marks B A Leifer becoming Bank of Montreal manager at Ethelbert Manitoba. It recalls 30 20 10 year-ago items with sports results rain plans Jubilee fair RCMP postings Kiwanis camp and local building permits plus Elks hall permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Leifer
Bank ‘of Montreal
Ethelbert
Man
Leifer
Russell
Lieut
RC. McLennan
No. B Repair Depot
Winnipeg
Silver Beach
W. G. Zwicker
Cliff Russell
Mystery of the Mary Celeste Sword Narrative
A narrator recalls the Mary Celeste fated brigantine, its bloodstained sword, and legends of piracy and misfortune. The tale connects a Nova Scotia brig launched in 1851, later renamed and abandoned adrift, with salvage, scandal, and maritime superstition.
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Spencer's Island
Minas
Nova Scotia
New York
Richard W. Haines
Mary
Celeste
Mary Diablesse
Mariti
Marie
Estaes Conant
Annual Report of Western Manitoba Children's Aid Society
About two hundred seventy five residents from southwest Manitoba gathered at Brandon College for the annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society of Western Manitoba. The board was elected, with Brandon city members leading the executive. David Critchley spoke as special guest, and the treasurer noted expenses of 294,457.81 with a small surplus of 63.15, while the agency reported serving 2483 children and families, with 504 in care and a 24 percent year‑over‑year rise, amid ongoing needs in welfare work.
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Manitoba
Brandon College
Children’s Aid Society of
Western Manitoba
Eek Secs
G. W. Lawson
Peter Luba
Murray Ames
W. G
Ames
Brandon
David Critchley
Winnipeg
Grasshoppers Threaten Western Manitoba Fields
Grasshoppers are causing concern in western Manitoba with a severe infestation along the Assiniboine River between Sidney and Douglas and between Glenboro and Treesbank. Other affected areas include Shellmouth St Lazare districts, south of Mielita to Waskada, and near Roseisle Stephenfield Haywood and St Claude. Entomologists urge farmers to monitor and apply control measures before trampling occurs using recommended insecticides Rapper Tor Hopper Kill and Sevin.
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Manitoba
Assiniboine River
Sidney
Douglas
Glenboro
Treesbank
Shellmouth
St. Lazare
Mielita
Waskada
Roseisle
Stephenfield
Haywood
St. Claude
Rapper Tor
Hopper Kill
Sevin
From Seed of Gospel to Reading the Bible
A personal reflection on childhood faith and the mother’s acceptance of Christ, leading to the miraculous ability to read. The narrator describes how the Bible became the first book read, guiding identity, daily wisdom, humility, prudence, and the abundant life through daily savoring of scripture.
Changing Patterns In Bread Consumption Across Nations
A discussion of bread and wheat trends in developed countries led by W G Maluher, noting the United States has cut bread and wheat intake by about 45 percent over five decades while Canada shows a smaller decline. Russia remains high in cereal reliance as urbanization grows, with bread per capita likely to fall as animal products rise. Western Europe continues a gradual drop aligned with rising living standards and broader food choices, while North America shifts from home to commercial baking.
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United States
Sovie
Russia
North America
Western
Europe
Community Notices From Marchwell Area Towns
Easter Lily Echo and districts gather at the Geres home to honor Earl Royston a patient at Langenburg Hospital and to celebrate the Saskatoon visit of Mr and Mrs J Clarke. The event included a handpainted gift and invitation to visit Saskatoon. Several local residents visited relatives in Winnipeg including Gilbert Johnson. A bridal shower for Sheila Greensides occurred in Russell with many relatives present. Mrs Betke visited Winnipeg and brought back family news. Rejlin Steensides wedding was celebrated in Russell. Eric Westerlund and Len toured several states for their daughter Bernices Los Angeles wedding and Miss Martha Holupina accompanied them.
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Earl Royston
Langenburg Hospital
Air
Jimmy
Robert Bily
Winnipeg
Gilbert Johnson
Easter Lily
Echo
Langenburg
Marchwell
Maple Hill
Andrew Geres
J. Clarke
Edith “Johns
Saskatoon
Jim Veal
Andrew Lowenberger
Clarke
Phil Tice
Stan Yon
Minnedosa
Myrna Yont
Xegina
Mie
Henry Yont
Sheila Greensides
Russell
Eadie Betke
Ralph Wondrasek
Edwin Hogberg
Rejilin- Steensides
Eric Westerlund
Len
Carlsbad
New Mexico
California
Martha Holupina
Will
Bernice
Los Angeles
Tony Reichmuth
Binscarth
A. Yont
Monda
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F. Batheson
Russell Alley Cats
Angusville Wild Cats
Pat Stewart
Bill Hill
Jim Hill
All McIntyre
Gordon Anderson
Eddie Leifer
Bud Glasman
Bin
Delieper
Eric Payne
Roy Stevens
Peter Kominko
Emil Michalchuk
R. G. Smelile
J. Sidoryk
G. Loney
the Elks
Paul Halvas
Polka
D. W. Logie
Smellie
Mutual of Omaha
Omana Tance Company
Russell, Man
Sherlock ‘Holmes
Conan Doyle
J. Habakuk Jephson
New Brunswick
Ory
Die Gratia
Haiti
Ruby Mercer
CBC Radio Tabh
Children’s Aid Soc
Russel
World OF Wheat
W. G Maluher
M. J. Semochko
Organists
BSH Cenn & Co. Limited
J. J. H. McKean & Co
West
Graham
Edmonton
Behlen
M. & S. Steel Structures
Ted Moulson
del Stainer Russell
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