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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
3
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An enthusiastic group of poultry producers met at the agriculture office on March 1 in Manitoba. Mrs. J. D. Peddie, returning from Winnipeg, described a successful year for the Manitoba Poultry Pool with 126 delegates represented. The report emphasized efficient organization and sales to maximize net returns for producers, noting growth in volume and continued support from local branches.
The February report lists students across grades 1, B, II, X, XI, XII with honors and pass statuses. Notable names include Joanne Peter, Charlie Campbell, Roberta Waddell, Muriel Cow ing, Lyla Mink, Frances Todd, Frances Todd, Bob Mc Lennan, Jack Langford, and Doug las Russell. Several students are marked as absent or below fifty percent averages.
Valley residents report ten feet of snow around stacks. L Gressinger shipped hogs and cattle last week with hogs faring poorly. Allen McDougall left for Emerson to work with brother Mack. They plan two truck trips to South Carolina for bees. Rudolph Yonker moved to Canora Ontario for lumber work. Roney Morrison and Billie Kay start a local saw mill in the valley.
Sunday School at 12 30 p m and Evensong at 3 p m noted for Christ Church with no additional details or context provided.
Mrs Lena Pavlenko offers farm stock implements and household effects at Lennard on Saturday March 18 with Shipley and Son as auctioneers. A combined sale for Mrs J W De LaMare horses cattle and miscellany plus Mrs J Zrudlo household furniture at Inglis on March 18. Joe Ciprick sells cattle furniture and miscellaneous items 14 miles northeast of Russell on March 20. A sale of high class household furniture at Inglis on March 22 owned by Adam Cipryk with Shipley & Son auctioneers.
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