District Meeting of Rebekah Members Held in Mc Rostie Hall
District meeting of Rebekah lodge members from Roerbern and nearby towns convened in Mc Rostie hall last Wednesday. Crystal Lodge No. 49 conferred degrees on two candidates. President Sister Amy Flynn praised the gathering. New district officers named include Sister Argo president and Sister Wallace vice-president. a post grand jewel presented to Sister Jean Houston.
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Resbekams
Rebekah
Roerbern
Bkinscarth
Amy Flynn
Pinnecarth
Victory Lodge
Rossburne
Sisters of Crystel Lodge
Metalie
Tacher Argo
Walley
Hazel Madll
Birtie
Post Grand Jewels
Ster Jean Houston
Quarterly Official Board Meeting Promises Strong Church Finances
A well attended meeting reported the church in satisfactory condition with improved finances and subscriptions. Annual Congregational meeting set for Friday in Union Church basement with department reports and steward and elder elections. July 6 Sunday School and last details for upcoming services announced by Rev J F Douglas.
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Union Church
N. R Park
Fellican Lake
Sunnday Morniing
Bowles
J. F. Douglas
Community Bulletin and Prohibition Debate Reflections
Local notes: Dr. G. Lewis to vaccinate schoolchildren this week and a public exam set for Thursday afternoon June 28. Silver Beach hosts improved dance pavillion cooling visitors while Miss Crawford moves to Russell for two weeks. A Manitoba letter to the editor lauds the Moderation League for temperance advocacy and urges church cooperation in the anti prohibition campaign.
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4. G. Lewis
Thurednay
Banner
Wilson & Gien
Phoenix
Insurance Cay
Weltesttes Hall
Russell Harmony Four
J. B. Griffiths
Russell
Reelia
Audrey Astbury
Winnipeg
McRostie
Road repairs progress amid post rain setbacks in Angusville area
The letter notes roads around Angusville Russell and Silverton repaired with dragging to near prime. A government road bridge south of Fish Lake remains unchanged. Lima’s old road, funded in 1922, holds, while the road question will be reconsidered by the Reeve by the 20th. Joe Starcinski and son Mike arrived from Czarthein Poland. Mike will study in Binscarth after summer.
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Angusville
Russell
Silverton
Fish Lake
Government Road
Lima
Joe Starcinski
Mike
Quebec
Czarthein
Poland
Binscarth
W. Dufrat
Holiday misadventure injures two in accident
Chester Coulter of Union Bank stake is holidaying under the parental roof when a mishap occurs. H Ebbern is thrown from a ride home and badly hurt with a leg fractured in two places. W Keating aids in the rescue as Miss Hainstock visits Shoal Lake.
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Chester Coulter
Union Bank Etaft
H. Ebbern
Oreeback
W. Keating
Ebbbern
Mise Hainstock
Shoal Lake
J. A. Hainstock
Teddy Robb Birthday Party At Hedale Held
A June 22 gathering at the home of Abrs G Robb celebrated Teddy Robb's birthday for Hedale school children. The group expressed a hope for rain by a small majority, while the rest remained hopeful and cheerful.
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Abrs. G. Robb
Hedale
Teddy Robb
Williams located for summer at Shellmouth mission
Word from Synod theta states Mr. Williams a St John's College student has been located at the Shellmouth mission for the three summer months. Service next Sunday at eleven oclock will be held outside upon arrival. W.A. meeting at Mrs. D A Goodbun on Friday July 5 at 3 pm. All ladies invited.
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Synod Theta
Williams
St John’s College
Shellmouth
Eleeven
W.A
D. A. Goodbun
Shoal Lake Grain Growers
Birtle Sports
Manay
Banner
Dropmore
J. A. Glen
Women’s Institute
Winnipeg
Moosomin
Welwyn
Churchbridge
Birtle
Hamiet
Cardale
Virden
Roblin
Angusville
Rocanville
Esterhazy
Dute
Miss Whitmore
Thorn Bros
Park
Shipley
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dana Smellie
Margaret Eaton College
Toronto
Y.W.C.A
Moosejaw
Tom Smellie
Fergus
Ontario
Conservative
U.S
Dury
Peter Smith
R&r. H Grant
Harry Mills
Mines
Walter Rolls
Labor
Ion
Dougald Carmichael
Liberals
U.P.O
Lear
Manitoba vote on Medation League Act reported
Last Friday the Medation League Act vote yielded a 3 522 majority against the measure with Winnipeg 25 361 rural 471 in Russell showing a rural majority of about 59. Complete returns come next week and the July 11 vote on the Hair and Wine Act is awaited with doubt in rural Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Russell
Irvs
Manitoba
Prohibition Debate Sees Bitter Divide Over Beer Bill
The piece argues the beer and wine bill may not end bootlegging yet could promote public drinking and threaten temperance. It notes Manitoban hotel keepers are unlikely Moderation allies and criticizes the old bar system as disgraceful, while praising a middle path as a hopeful balance.
Russell Fair Parade to Showcase Travel Evolution
The Russell Fair on July 17 and 18 will open with a parade of cars and floats and a display tracing travel modes from early days to now. Organizers urge quick action to prepare and compete for prizes for best decorated business and residence.
Brandon Exhibition shifts auto races to July 6
The Provincial Exhibition advert changes the automobile races to Friday July 6 to fit schedule changes caused by an early Western Canada Fair move and Brandon Fair alignment. Officials anticipate larger 1923 entries for Brandon motor races as exhibits open earlier and preparations accelerate toward Dominion Day.
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Smale
Western Canada Fair Association
Ey Tees
Calgary
Brandon
Controlling the Mosquito Methods and local efforts described
The article explains mosquito control by oil on water to kill larvae, citing Canadian work around Banff Alberta where 2,800 gallons of oil reduced breeding and gave about 75 percent control. It notes use of coal oil due to cold and includes local community news on fairs, dances, sports, and notices amid a rainy season boosting crops.
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Tropics
Federal
Department of Agricultural
Les
British Columbia
Banff
Alberta
Agricultural Gazette of Canada
Bant End
Service in Trait Church Next Sunday Afternoon
A church service is planned at Trait Church next Sunday afternoon at an o'clock. The notice provides a brief reminder of the religious gathering and time.
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Trait
Mr and Mrs Moster Thank Friends for Kindness
Mr and Mrs J Moster express gratitude for the many cards sympathy and support received after their recent bereavement in a brief notice.
Church Schedule Noted for Next Sunday
Next Sunday the fifth after Trinity the Sunday School will assemble at 10 am Morning Prayer and address at 11 am Evensong at 7 pm.
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Trinity
Russell Baseball Tournament and July Sports Schedule
The list shows multiple events including Russell Baseball Tournament on June 28 and various July events across towns. Tennis tournaments in Russell run July 1 to 13, with fairs and races in Russell and nearby towns on July 17 18 and other July dates.
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Birtle
Shoal Lake
Russell
Rossburn
Shellmouth
Inglis
MacNutt
Silverton
Angusville
Lets Go Lets Go Let s Go Lets Go Big Provincial Exhibition
The Brandon Provincial Exhibition adopts LET S GO as its slogan for this year and aims to outdo past fairs with vast exhibits. Attendees will experience comprehensive displays, Johnny Jones shows, horse races, modern chariot races, eight new world leader acts, and heightened platform attractions. The event runs July 2 to 7 and promises a spectacular Canadian fair.
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Brandon
Johnny Jones
Canada
Man‘toba
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Union Church Notes
J. Anderson
Silver Beach
Riding Mountain
Lake Road
Owine
Birscartl
C.F
Bro. Hunter
Benite Lodge
Baird
Crawford
Alicea Jo
Draneen
Hagel Vendicar
Coantry
Sheilmouth
Man
The
Bootle
Moderation League
League
Rochedale
Palmolive
Braves
Russell Fair
Brandon Fair
Holland Linen
Banner Bookstore
Harrowby
Christ Church
I. B. Griffiths
Griffiths
Wheat Board
G. M. Shaw, Jr
V. M. Johnson
R. T. Ricou
Ruseell
Army and Navy
Smellie
Main Street
L. V. Smith
C. J. Maher
E. Yoxall
Oddfellows’ Hall
Warrington
N. G
Lodge Queen of the West No
1. C. O. F. Hall
W. Fenton
H. J. Pettitt
McLaren 4&4 Sons
Draymen
Office
Howse
Manitesa
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