Daguerre Photography Turns 82 This August
The article notes photography's 82nd anniversary next August and recalls the early Daguerre disclosures of 1885. It mentions novelty peanut milk and a war nut mix as a cow milk substitute and reports King George urging peace across classes and creeds in Ulster. It also announces McNutt Annual Sports on July 12 with a large baseball tournament and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daguerre
George
Emerald Isle
McNutt
School staff depart as year ends and holidays begin
The note laments the departure of several Sin\' staff including Mr. Stuart Mrs Moulson and Miss King as the school year closes. It acknowledges the influence on pupils in both the high and primary grades and hopes for a smooth September start with new book lists and holiday tennis use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Stuart
Moulson
King
Erle C. Nield
Evelyn J. Chittick
Alice M. McLennan
Ernest Wm
Tea proceeds raise $1800 at U F W A event
The U F W A fundraiser held on Saturday, June 18 produced $1800 in proceeds.
Christ Church Notes for Sixth Sunday After Trinity
Morning service announced with Mr Luxton to conduct next Sunday's worship. Church School to meet after morning service in July and August. Primary classes continue while the Rector directs rest of the school in church catechism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Luxton
Shellmouth
Endcliffe Piente and Sports set for July 14
The event will be held Thursday July 14 on the old grounds southwest of the School with notices to follow. Miss E Massey has been engaged to teach at the School for the next term and will begin Monday July 4. The district bids farewell to Mr B Hunter, a respected resident moving to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Massey
Anl
8. Hunter
District meeting to discuss village hall construction
A district meeting will be held in the village on Tuesday July 5 to discuss building a hall with broad representation hoped to enable a thorough discussion. The baseball boys defeated Dropmore 13 to 0 last Monday. Silverton leads the league with one loss. A successful church concert Monday evening featured artists from Russell and Angusville. Mr H Wallace departed Tuesday morning for the Old Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
Silverton
Russell
Angusville
H. Wallace
Old Country
Russell on the map with July 8 horse races
Enthusiastic call for nationwide decoration on July 8 as Russell aims to boost town visibility. Races promise 30 plus horses with a prepared track, hay and bedding, and a bustling race day crowd aided by local business support.
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Russell
Smellie &Ros
Shane
Race Committee
Sellmouth
Rossburn Memorial Unveiled Amid War Remembrance
Friday evening's unveiling honored fallen soldiers with Rev. Scott and Rev. Wi leading prayers, General Dyer and Mrs. Collins presenting, Premier Norris speaking on the lads overseas, and a chorus of schoolchildren. About six to seven hundred people attended as wreaths were laid and the National Anthem sang.
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Rossburn
Wickett
Mr. Scott
T. C. Norris
Odd Fellows
Kine
Howard
Preston
Delmas Kine
Wilson
Wm. Young
Mr. Norris
General Dyer
Evans
Malick Pekoff
Winnipeg
Sam
Orangemen
Soldiers Benefit Contest Promises $1000 Prize
A veteran charity event by the Comimon Army and Navy Vets offers a heavy hitting contest with a $1000 first prize. Proceeds aid veterans and dependents. tickets cost $1 and are available from the Secretary.
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Comimon Army
Navy
Banner reaches 22nd year amid Sports Day plans
Russell News notes The Banner marks its 22nd year under current management. It lists July 8 events including sports day decorations, a $25 prize for best decorated building, ticket sales at the park, and local road updates near Harrowby and Shoal Lake. It highlights community notices, auctions, and upcoming exhibitions plus weather and crop prospects.
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Russell Sports
Banner
Hughes
Sandy Lake
Russell
Eadcliffe
N. R. Park
Veteran notes amid Dominion Day plans and amalgamation talk
The note covers Dominion Day celebrations on July 8 with flags and decorations for Monster Sports Day. It reports Comrade Scotty Robertson attending a Portage la Prairie meeting of the Provincial Command of the A and N V, noting a unanimous vote for amalgamation with the G W V A. It mentions tent support for veterans, wash and brush up services, and unit membership forms.
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Scotty” Robertson
Portage la Prairie
G W V
Baseball tournament disrupted by unsettled weather at Angusville
Unsettled weather interfered with the Angusville baseball tournament last Friday keeping many away. Six teams entered Rossburn Binscarth Silverton Man—Leaf and Russell. Russell won first place Rossburn took second Angusville finished third.
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Angusville
Rossburn
Binscarth
Silverton
Manle Leaf
Russell
Thanksgiving Services Planned at Harrowby and Bavelaw
Special thanksgiving services will be held on Sunday at Harrowby Presbyterian Church and Bavelaw School. The events are announced for the local community gathering and include a mushes program.
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Harrowby Presbyterian Church
Bavelaw School
Shellmouth Anglican Services Announced for Sunday
Shellmouth holds Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Dronmore hosts Sunday School at 2 30 p.m. and Holy Communion and Hertism at 3 00 p.m. Rochedale offers Holy Communion and Baptism at 7 p.m. Rev Mr Davenport of Russell will officiate these services.
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Shellmouth
Dronmore
Rochedale
Mr Davenport
Russell
Sports notes on decorating scheme for Sports Day
The notice discusses interest in the decoration plan for Sports Day and addresses concerns about the use of oak and the overall quality of the décor brightening the event.
Tax ruling confirms ministers and MPs taxed on income
Exchequer Court Justice Audette holds that provincial minister salaries and legislator indemnities are subject to income tax. The ruling rejects any special exemption, stating Dominion power over direct taxation exists independently of provincial taxation rights and that provinces may tax for provincial purposes only.
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Justice Audette
Exchequer Court
King
J. E. Caron
Canada
Dominion
Walt Mason's Corner on June Day Bright and Free
A nostalgic verse notes June perfection with laughter and lyric flair. It celebrates sunny days, playful frogs, blooming glass like gems, and the mood of weddings and graduates as life feels blessed.
Handwriting on the Wall Warns Meighen Losses Echoed
The Calgary Albertan notes the Medicine Hat vote condemning the Meighen government signaling a prairie wide shift. It cautions urban ridings will also influence future ballots as the government faces a large defeat. Additional notes cover Saskatchewan grasshoppers, US tax delinquencies, submarine sales, and Irish emigration bans.
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Calgary
Alta
Voice of
Western Canada
Medicine Hat
Prairies
Saskatchewan
United States
Canada
Nocord
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Il Am
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D. C. Fleming
Brandon
Manitoba
Morse Races
White
WM. Dowling
Smale
Sec
Mgr
Russell School
Slam
Endcliffe
Victoria Ave
T. A. Menzies
Dunbar
H. Warnock
C. Lee
Silver Beach
Robert Gardener
Nelson Spencer
Ottawa
Harrowby
Arthur Duke McKinnon
Annand
Black
India
Scotland
Dakota
McKinnon
James Fletcher
W. Binscarth
L. Johnson
Victor
Boulton
Bishop
Vancouver
Havelock Madill
Moosomin
Langenburg
Birtle
John Scott
Listowell
Ont
J. A. Callin
J. Devlin
Harrowby Hill
Good Roads Engineer
B. Neal
Cote
Asessippi
Roblin
Windy City
Millar
Warrington
Ore
Callin
The
Shellmouth Agricultural Society
F. Hilbert
Adam
Marquette
Veteran's Notes
Walt Mason’s
Albertan
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