Rainfall leads Manitoba districts with varied crop prospects
Manitoba reports show Russell district leading rainfall at 6.60 inches from April 1 to June 21, with southern districts well below normal and crops proving uneven. Northern Manitoba fares better, frost damage minimal, while pests and livestock concerns arise as beekeepers, pig producers, and poultry growers adjust to prices and disease protection demands.
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Manitoba
Russell
Swan River
Morden
Emerson
Cypress River
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Brandon
Pieron
Portage la Prairie
Minnedosa
Rotherain
Wieden
Swan River Country
Winnipes
Provincial convention of Manitoba Exalted Ruler group reports
The Manitoba Exalted Ruler convention at Minneclose Tame drew Grand Exalted Ruler F C Pound of Vancouver and leaders from Flin Flon Virden and Russell. Elections named McGuffin president and Winnipes as next meeting place. George Smellie reelected trustee. Norman Young district deputy. Russell lodge placed second in the Gad Gillam cup. Flin Flon won. Attendees from Russell listed. lawn bowling event noted. Final Kiddies Flag Day plans set for Clark's Crossing next Wednesday with transport from Play Park at 1 30 PM.
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Minne Close
F.C. Pound
Vancouver
McDonald
Flig
Neepawa
Minnedoss
Dauphin
Winnipegosis
Russell Lodges
Russell Lodge
Flin Flon Lodge
Russell
A G. Smeliie
W. W. W. Wilson
L. H. Carter
H. P. Houck
Ruby Setter
Carter
Eamer
Winnipeg
Manning
Hodgson
Minnedosa
Setter
Layton
Winnipes
Barkey
Virden
Johnston
Beeentral
Clark's Crossing
Londonderry School Report June Highlights Students and Grades
The Londonderry School Report lists students by grade with marks and amounts. Teachers include Mary Christopher, presenting scores for May and June across grades II through IX X.
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Londonderry
May Martin
Marie Martin
Bil Birston
Tom Birston
Lawrence Martin
Emily Birston
Lillian Birston
Edith Martin
Jean Martin
Lewis Coutre
Nova Yeate
Neil Jones
Mary Christopher
Cracknell School Report Grades and Honors Ledger
The Cracknell School Report lists students by class and grade with honors and pass marks. Notable entries include Alfred Kopetaky and Ruth Kopetaky in higher grades, Florence Bach Stella Lapka Agnes Bach, and Laur ice Davidson with several other pupils earning honors or passes.
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Gertrude Davidson
Plorence Bach
Stella Lapka
Agnes Bach
Ruth Kopetaky
Janice McLennan
Mevin Mushumanski
Jimmy McLennan
Charlie Kopetsky
Wilma Zimmer
Frank Mushumanski
Brandon Manitoba Exhibition Promises Record Fair Week
Directors of the Provincial Exhibition in Brandon announce July 4 to 8 as the best in years with crop prospects strong in Manitoba. Livestock entries exceed 1937 figures and exhibits are of unusually high quality. Royal American Shows will headline the midway with new rides as Ernie begins Tuesday featuring top prairie horses.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Canada
Royal American
Ernie
Prairies
Angusville Ladies Host First Home Baking Exhibition
The Angusville Ladies Art group held their inaugural home baking exhibition and picnic on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Judges from Rossburn and Russell awarded prizes across twenty-one classes including bread, doughnuts, tea biscuits, cookies, cakes, and pastries while praising the event and the effort of participants.
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Angusville Ladies
Ladies Art of the United Church
Anguaville
Pedsen
Rossburn
Lucell Letter
Russell
Robert Peddie
Hy Caldwell
C. H. Staples
N. M. Chenoweth
Josep Chuchmuch
A. Wags
Turner Valley Oil Market Keeps Stability Avoiding Dislocations
Alberta producers in Turner Valley have maintained a steady market and fair prices for crude. Prices lowered only to expand market reach and cover transport costs, with pipelines and refiners sharing the reduction. Unlike Montana, Alberta avoided wells left idle or overproducing, preventing volatile pricing.
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Turner Valley
Montana
P. G. Cottle
Alberta Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
Alberta
Thrill Day Opens Gates With Parade And Fireworks
Central States organizers announce a packed week with the first peri mutu el machines in operation after a long pause. Flash Williams leads thrill drivers on Friday as a monster event kicks off with a grand fireworks finale. International Day and Children's Day cap Tuesday, Tourist Day Wednesday, Citizens Day Thursday, and Farmers Day Friday.
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Central States
Flash Williams
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Western Made
Chevrolet
West
General Motors
Frank Clement
Russell, Man
Ree
Saskatchewan
Royal American Midway
Cracknell School Report
Alfred Kopetaky
Srandon
Kenoweth
George Gib
Net Fe Luba
H. Caldwell
J. Turnbull
Wm. Young
Mary Turnbull
Wm. Patterson
Roy Kennedy
Joe Chuchmuch
John III
C.H. Staples
Nettie Laba
Nettie Luba
John Bell
Emily Luba
3. Turnbull
H. Cal
Birtle Sports
Rivers
Ken Bradwardine
Lenore
Town Hall
Legion Hall
PF. H. Manwaring
ED. Hall
W. Hancock
Gea
Spor
Queen's Hotel
Lamb Bros
Russell General
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime
Port Arthur
St. Regis Hotel
E. F. Stemshorn
Mgr
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