Russell Banner publication and rate notice
The Russell Banner announces its publication details and rates. The paper is issued every Thursday from its Main Street office in Russell and lists subscription prices of 3.00 within district and 3.50 outside, noting association memberships and postal authorization.
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Russell
Main Street
Vezete Jn
Sivence
Bers
Arva
Cannas
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba
CWNA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
E C. Sanderson
H M Rutar
Russell Football Team Makes Winning Trip to Birtle
G Gilde recalls July 3 1902 when Russell football team attended a tournament in Birtle on July 1 and won first prize, receiving 11 pairs of football boots. They defeated Arrow in the event.
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Russell
Birtle
Arrow
Forty Years Ago And Thirty Years Ago News Snippets
A collage of rural notices, weddings, Scout displays and local milestones from 1912 to 1922. Highlights include wheat yield notes from Geo McFarlane Silver Creek, a Brandon architect’s town visit, postmaster changes at Binscarth, and multiple wedding reports. Also covered are Scout performances, Cadet Corps progress, clergy inductions, and community births and deaths with regional names and places.
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Binscarth
A. G. P. Sraellie
H. P. Reed
Mr. Sparrow
Mr. Smith
J. McMillan
F. Dilly
E. M. Williams
Claud Willian
Russell district youth and military notes in brief
Fifteen years ago July 1 1937 four boys from the Russell district joined a stock judging contest at Leroy and Mervyn Stevens with Alwyn Coulter leading the Young Men’s Section. The Marquette CCF met at Shoal Lake with Hedrick Peddie named delegate to the National convention. Ten years ago July 2 1982 thirty officers and men from the Russell troop of the 12th Manitoba Dragoons left for Camp Shilo for two weeks training led by Capt A G Smellie and a long list of NCOs and troopers accompanied by unit officers.
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Russell
Leroy
Mervyn Stevens
Alwyn Coulter
Marquette C.cf
Shoal Lake
Hedrick Peddie
Marquette
12Th
Manitoba Dragoons
Camp Shilo
A. G. Smellie
SSM
H. R._ Dicketts
S.qms
L. C. Weir
EL. Honey
S. Thorpe
J. G. von Hagen
H. Setter
G. Demontigny
W. G. Cusitar
World of Wheat By H G L Strange
The last part of June brings two major Ontario meetings the Canadian Seed Growers Association and the Agricultural Institute of Canada. The 33rd Agricultural Institute meeting gathers about 3600 scientists across Canada while the 48th Seed Growers meeting gathers about 4000 professional seed growers who breed and distribute true varieties to farmers under strict rules. These groups underpin Canada's agricultural production and export quality, aiding crop and livestock improvement and farmer service, deserving broad esteem.
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Ontario
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Agriculture Institute
Canada
Pew
Memorial notice and local social notes from Seaforth area
Obituary reports Mrs. Murray of Battle Creek Michigan as Ellen Elizabeth Buechner, aged 82, who died at Scott Memorial Hospital Seaforth Ontario with interment in Egmontville cemetery. She lived in Dauphin six years and was cousin to Angus family. The notice also lists local society items including plant sale success for the WMS on June 11, visits by relatives, travel to Fort William and Winnipeg, a surname change of a cafe business, a child injury, and convalescence from surgery at St Rose.
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Scott Memorial Hospital
Seaforth
Egmontville
Murray
Ellen Elizabeth Buechner
Battle Creek
Mich
Dauphin
Egmondville
Scott ‘Memorial Hospital
Angusville
Garnet Beyette
Winnipeg
Community gathering honors McCann family with clock
Mr and Mrs R McCann and family head a list of over sixty friends welcomed at the school on Wednesday evening. After singing and games lunch followed. An electric mantel clock was presented as a token of friendship and best wishes for the future. McCann has served as United Grain Growers elevator agent here for 16 years and will transfer to Borketon Manitoba. Meanwhile Moroz family visited Brandon, others traveled to Winnipeg and Regina for visits and hospital care.
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R. McCann
McCann
United Grain Growers
Borketon
Man
B. Moroz
Brandon
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Margaret O'Brien
Allan Martin, JR
Rex
William Janney
Dorothy
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W. N. ‘Tae
Medicine Hat
Stanley Honey
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Miss Crerar
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Nelson Roberts
R. Field
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Teddy Langford
Bert Allen
Slack
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J. D. McNair
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Gloustershire
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Mr. Cusitar
Colbrelle
Wash
Endcliffe Rifle Association
A. Skinner
P. Patterson
W. H. Scawalm
W. Stevenson
A. Stewart
G. Hooper
J. Miller
T. Garett
G. Gunn
G. Rea
W. R. Schwalm
J. G. Gilmour
Joe Shipp
A. Rea
R. Oswald
H. G. L. Strange
Endcliffe
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E. C. Shepherd
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