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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
1
A historical overview notes Canada’s rising car use with registrations growing from 2,100 in 1907 to an estimated 456,000 in 1917 and a car value around 596 million. It cites 90,000 US imports in 1920 and a 1919 census showing 57 million invested in the industry, 12,139 workers, salaries totaling 191 thousand, and 68,000 cars produced with 1920-21 exports of 21,158 cars and parts valued at 19,628.
Canadian Pacific unveils summer service with the Princess Louise and Princess Alice linking Victoria Vancouver Prince Rupert Ketchikan Wrangell Juneau and Skagway. The Princess Louise sails first June 9 from Victoria and June 16 from Vancouver in a semi weekly Alaska schedule alongside the Princess Alice.
Inquiries by the Manitoba provincial department of agriculture explore establishing a distillery in Winnipeg to manufacture industrial alcohol from potatoes for farm use as fuel. Officials cite potential prices lower than gasoline and say minor engine changes could allow use, with a guaranteed market and cheaper fuel if the plan materializes.
The second annual Record of Performance for Poultry Section A will be issued around March. The 1920-21 entries total 7 511 birds from 81 breeders, with 7 463 birds banded and 1 942 qualifiers for certificates, up from 1920 figures. Breeders increased 29.9 percent and birds entered rose 69.5 percent.
The report tracks 1920 21 to 1921 22 entries across provinces and breeds noting higher pedigree breeding, lower withdrawals and rising certificate rates led by British Columbia and Manitoba. Wyandottes Leghorns Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks featured with varied qualification percentages and standout birds. Copies are available via the Dominion Live Stock Commissioner, Ottawa.
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday with varying lengths in early times. The 40 days commemorate Jesus fast, with laws on fish diet enforced in England until 1863. Medieval rites show strict fasting causing hardships and even piracy tied to the season. The term Lent derives from an old English word meaning preparing.
In the police court before Magistrate Callin Max Sten of Shellmouth Sergi Cop stick of the R N W M P was found in possession of a still and fined 200 plus costs. A second still on his premises used for liquor was fined 290 plus costs totaling 566. T H Ralston of Shellmonth was fined 206 plus costs for unlawfully possessing liquor. The record notes a driving incident north of Provital Goatahie Yat.
The league final is set for Thursday with the Monarchs led by Harry DuPre to face Jerry Maher’s Falcons. Saturday’s results kept Monarchs undefeated and atop the standings, while Falcons earned their spot by overtaking the Canadiens. Tigers regressed, and attendance suffered due to severe weather as students and staff recover from colds. School grades highlighted Adelaide Stevens and Wilfred Morris among top performers.
The annual Rossburn bonspell drew 21 rinks over two days with many prizes to visitors. Local winners included Rev. Douglas in Merchants and Grand Challenge, Minshull of Angusville earning second in Grand Challenge and fourth overall, and J M Caldwell taking Grand Challenge top spot.
Mrs W Chittick visits in Angusville while the Clifford team draws crowds at Ferguson Hall. Local rumors and Winnipeg Spiel reports surface as the Wright cup goes to Hough of Rossburn. Princess Mary marriage chatter meets plans for a seaside carnival on March 2 with prizes and community participation.
On the first Sunday in Lent Christ Church offers 11 am Matins and Holy Communion and 7 pm Evensong with sermon. Lent midweek addresses on The Beatitudes begin at 8 15. Sunday Evensong sermons will cover Missionary Work of our Church. The W A meets next Wednesday at Mrs. Lucas’s home to hear delegates from Winnipeg. Archdeacon Thomas presents a missions lecture at the Bijou Theatre on March 15.
For sale two Aberdeen street sites listed with basic details and asking price. Appears in local classified brief noting availability and location.
On Wednesday at Millwood a Winnipeg representative of the International Bible Students Association, Mr He Howlett, gave a talk on The Resurrection of the Dead. He argued that the dead remain in death until a future resurrection and warned youths to seek guidance from God as world turmoil looms. Interested readers can contact the Bible House at 270 Dundas Street West, Toronto for more information.
Notice from Rural Municipality of Russell Manitoba that a council meeting will be held April 5 1922 to consider closing part of the Government Road Allowance north of Section 31 Township 20 Range 29 and opening part of NE quarter of Section 31 in Township 26 Range 29. Copies of the proposed by law and plan may be seen at the secretary treasurer’s office. All interested parties are informed to govern themselves accordingly. Date February 19 1922. Co W. Thom secretary treasurer.
A terse notice states wil exchange turkey toms for khens ten tees at a rate of seven dollars. The brief provides the core trade terms without additional details or conditions.
A series of community items highlight weekly events from the Russell region. Band performances at the rink on Wednesdays, a reopens The Bijou Theatre, and a rink carnival planned for March 3. Local society notes include illness, funerals, church shifts, and civic appointments with several residents traveling or relocating.
Silverton updates include Mr and Mrs Maber’s Winnipeg trip and successful appendectomy, Mrs Coulter and Mrs Robertson attending a Trustees Convention, next week sale by Mr D C Stewart vacating two days later for new owner Mr Johnston. District memories praise Dune’s shack influence on T A Crerar and church work by Mrs Stewart. A local Rossburn spiel team excelled in Merchants and Grand Challenge events. Church budget appeals urge donations, and Sunday School meets at 2 15 with all welcome.
Slog notes Harry Mac Lennan grows stronger Olive McDonald gains strength Mr Frame has a tough winter with a crushed hand and jaw bite. Church budget delay last year to be sent next week volunteers urged to have funds to minister by Monday or Tuesday. Roads snowbound, grain prices improve fueling talk of a pool for fair opportunities.
The Angusville Auxiliary of the WMS held a regular meeting at Mrs. Lewis's home with most members present. A missionary sketch among Indians was read by Mrs. Saunders and Miss Seebach spoke on The Bible and Missions. The secretary was asked to send sympathy to the Turnbull and Bell families for the loss of their mother, a long-time auxiliary member. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Lewis's home.
The sale lists stock, implements and household goods for D. C. Stewart at Silverton on March 7 to be auctioned by A. R. McIntyre. Wm. Sadoski at Boulton on March 15 by A. R. McIntyre. BE Drake at Shellmouth on March 30 by Alf. Clee.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Albert Henry Ferriss late of Dropmore Manitoba farmer. All claims must be filed with Wilson & Glen solicitors in Russell Manitoba on or before March 18 1922. Dated Russell Manitoba February 15 1922. Executors Whitson Gilbert Ferriss and Harland Vivian Ferriss.
Five cards of green wood to be cut and split into two foot lengths for Brightside school. Tenders close March 10 and must be delivered by end of March. Contact BOULTON secretary treasurer for details.
Short notice classifieds: single young man seeks farm work for up to one year or until December 1 1922. Skilled with horses, tractor, and all farm machinery. Requests reasonable salary. Apply to E J 8 Box 98 Russell Michigan.
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