Farm equipment auction listing with multiple makes and models
Indoor sale of various farm machinery including LH C 405 S P Windrow Special, LH C 208 S P combines, MF 92 Super, Case 600 SP, Versatile 15 ft P T O swather, 1967 H C 402 P T O combine, 1963 J D 65 P T O combine excellent shape, 1975 M F 655 Hydro S P Swather with 18 ft table, J D 3 point mower, N H 616 forage harvester, McKee harvester wagon, Self unloading forage wagon, Cockshutt 520 baler, N H Super 68 baler, Allied 48 ft Bale elevator with 5 hp motor, Bale Thrower racks on 10 x 16 trailers, Kendon wagon, two Anderson base wagons, Hendry Round Bale carrier, note rain delays and sale indoors. list may change. no title guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maw Nuran Muction Service Ltd
Kamsack
Saskatchewan
Wroxton Corner
S.P. Windrow
Lh.c
S.P
C.c.1.l
S.A
C.P
Morris
Morris CP
J.D
Ezeeon
C.c.li
Degelman
National
H.D
N.H
McKee Harvester
Allied
H.p
Anderson
Dalman
Marchwell District News Highlights Local Visits and Community Events
Mrs Henry Greaves and Frank Zent visited White Rock and other relatives while Mrs Jennie Farmer headed to Toronto to meet her sister in Russell. Local students toured a Game Farm near Shellmouth and toured Belle Buschs Art Studio. Visitors to Esterhazy Hospital included Olive Murray and her brother, with other relatives. Funeral attendees for George Hiller at Russell included several locals. Ingleside Church Women planned a June 26 picnic and Gideon Bible donation. Wheat Pool announces renovations at the Marchwell Elevator, with a 2 month shutdown but continued deliveries to B plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Farmer
Toronto
Pearl Greensides
Russell
Roulston
Marchwell School
Shellmouth
Belle Busch
Olive Murray
Lou Smith
Esterhazy Hospital
Esterhazy
George Hiller
Alex Bennett
Oliver Murray
Isabel Hande
Johann Ingjaldson
Dwight Nilsson
Ingleside
Cutarm Charge
Camp MacKay
Nightingale
Gideon's
Alex Boles
Spy Hill
Hande
Johann Ingramson
Langenburg
Council Meets Regular Meeting in Russell Memorial Hall
Regular council session chaired by Mayor D A Kinney discusses plumbing and wiring at Russell Memorial Hall with Kinsmen Club delegates present. Minutes and bylaws 1022 1023 are reviewed. financials totaling 14875.06 approved. permits for mobile homes and porches considered. correspondence read. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A. Kinney
D.F. McCaig
K.C. Reavie
Dale Brown
R.F. Clement
Conrad Nicholson
Roger Trudeau
Kinsmen Club of
Russell
Russell Memorial Hall
Clement—Brown
McCaig—Reavie
Rural Municipality of Russell Tax Rates Set for 1977
The council met June 16, 1977 with Deputy Reeve Bily presiding. By law 996 set 1977 mill rates for Farm and Residential and Other Properties, with increases over 1976. Rates include school and municipal levies. machinery rates for scrapers and dozers rise to $20 per hour. motor grader stays at $15 per hour. Accounts from cheque 2873 to 2912 totaling $9,915.94 were approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Bily
Zimmer
Davidson
Rice
Collins
Wondrasek
Silverton Families Visit and Travel Notes
Silverton residents hosted and visited relatives across Manitoba and Alberta. Jack Cochranes and family maintained Roger’s medical appointments in Winnipeg. Coulter relatives toured Brandon and Neepawa. Jim Cochranes attended Winnipeg meetings. David Coulter and Gavin traveled to Innisfail Alberta for a cattle sale. Joyce Gray and family plan summer in Saskatoon with Shorty tending racehorses. Hazlehurst’s 90th birthday celebrated in Russell. Lavern Dufrat plans Churchill work and Winnipeg RN training. Laura Coulter visited Headingley. Emily Coulter visited Marquette and Silver Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cochrane
Roger
Robert Coulter
Grant
Janie
Brandon
Scott
Jim Cochrane
Winnipeg
David Couster
Gavin
Innesfall
Alberta
Joyce Gray
Saskatoon
Shorty
Verna Evans
Post
Alwyn Coulter
George Bell
Russell
Neepawa
Hazlehurst
R.N
Laura Coulter
Ed Lungal
Headingly
Grain Handling and Transportation Commission Vol Two Released
The House of Commons received Hall Report Volume Two on Western Canada grain transport and handling research. Seven papers analyze costs, road and rail abandonment impacts, energy use, local government fiscal effects, mini train transloading, and flour milling industry transport distortions. Copies are available through government book agents. a third volume with statistics will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Handling and Transportation Commissions
House of Commons
Otto E. Lang
Emmett Hall
Grain Handling and Transportation Commission
Canada
Mr. Hall
Commission
S.N. Kulshreshtha
University of Saskatchewan
W.A. Scott
Grain Handling and ‘Transportation Commission
Commis
Regina
D.A. Neil
Grain Handland Transportation Commission
P.M.L.P. Consultants Ltd
Toronto
Spray Herbicides With Care In Calm Weather
Manitoba agriculture weeds chief Jack Forbes urges calm weather for spraying herbicides. He warns drift occurs even in calm, with 8 to 10 gallons per acre reducing drift and proper nozzle tips ensuring proper input. He notes burn evidence on shelterbelt leaves from high wind spraying and advocates spraying only in calm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Jack Forbes
Forbes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ripestone
Virden
Hwy
Packer
Pipestone
Ken Wilkinson
Marchwell District News
Henry Greaves
White Rock, B.C
Frank Zent
Marchwell
Wheat Pool Committee
Marchwell Wheat Pool
Don Stroctien
The
Marchwell Wheat Pool ‘Committee
Reavie
McCaig
Reavie—Brown
Clement—McCaig
Brown—Clement
McVaig
Clement
Rteavie~McCaig
Brown—Reavie
Mervin Bodnarchuk
Fred Thompson
R.M
Wondrasek—Collins
Rice—Zimmer
Silverton
Parkway Tower
Miniota Sports
Jim Joseph
Miniota Motor Hotel
Mid-West
Manitoba
Larry Duffield
Don Robertson
Elkhorn
Wipeg, Manitoba
Smyrna
Umn
Smith St
Parage Ave
Jon Cation
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