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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

5

Misa Lélien Robinson to be Home This Week After Surgery

A teenage patient Misa Lélien Robinson is recovering well after an appendectomy at Brandon Hospital and is expected to be discharged within the week. Meanwhile Boothby, who crossed from Ireland, visits Saskatoon friends before returning to Nova Scotia. A public Bible talk is planned at Millwood School Sunday at 3 p.m. Mrs. Emily Roda, 61, arrived from Lodz in 1921 and died March 24 at her son-in-law Geo Betke’s home. funeral at Lutheran church in Langensburg with Rev. Reichter officiating. she leaves a sister in Poland and a daughter and granddaughter in Millwood.

Misa Lélien Robinson Brandon Hospital Boothby Ireland Dewas Gerald Drought John Drought Saskatoon Nova Scotia Geo. Betke Swallow Ruesell Langenburg Sask Reichter Poland Millwood Sinclair Wurong Minnedosa Bijou Lodge Queen of the West S.C.B Bank of Montreal Rvight Wm Berze Grandview Valdez J. G. Keay Rochedale Dropmere Rt. Davenport Dalmage Manitoba J. W., Fraser Fraser Russell Brandon Edmison Ater Jersey City

Provincial Politics Follow United Farmers Plan for Conventions

The United Farmers of Manitoba outline a convention system to organize provincial politics. District boards and local secretaries may trigger conventions with two weeks notice, forming delegates at a ratio of one for five members. A candidate chosen may be recognized as a regular UFM candidate on a platform. The movement aims to balance rural urban relations and pursue administrative efficiency. The Manitoba board meets Wednesday to prepare further actions.

United Farmers of Manitoba United Farmers U.F.M Ed Farmers’ of Manitoba Oe A Manitoba Supee Te the Activi

Removing tar spots from panel varnish surfaces

Tar spots on fenders or varnished surfaces of a panel bodied commercial car may be removed by spreading salt or butter over the spot for half an hour and then lifting off the mass. Another method is washing with a soap-suds solution with a small quantity of kerosene added.

Col Mullins Leads Cattle Breeders Pressure in England

Col H A Mullins of Winnipeg speaks to large cattle breeder gatherings in London and the countryside urging removal of the British embargo. He cites former Premier Meighen and Lloyd George as influences and notes a London Meat Traders dinner honoring him. Mullins plans to leave for Canada March 25.

London Cardi Ziest H. A. Mullins Winnipeg Col Mullins Meighen Lloyd George Newcastle Beckles Suffolk London Meat Traders’ Association Col. Mullins England Ats Esrek Canada

Immig ration and land settlement as Canada’s core issue

The Winnipeg Tribune argues that every major policy challenge from railways to taxation to industrial growth hinges on population growth and land settlement. It criticizes past neglect of immigration and bureaucratic inertia, while noting the current government acknowledges the problem and seeks a solution to boost settlement and national interests.

Canada Winnipeg Tribune

Tonic cards energize Junior A. F. M. Locals program

Angusville Juniors adopt tonic cards led by Rev. Saunders. Guests draw a card listing topics from acquainting to politics and school plans. Partners partner up, discuss three topics, then swap, finishing with pie and sandwiches at topic 16.

Angusville Saunders

Frider School House Hist Drive and Dance

The WSL held a successful hist drive and dance in the School House on Frider March 17. Prizes were won by Miss B Keay and Mr Dillisten with consolation prizes to Mrs McDonald and Mr Alex Hert. Music supplied by Messrs R and B A Hunt.

Frider WSL B. Keay Dillisten McDonald Alex Hert Mescrs. R B. A. Hunt

Federal agents dump 350000 gallons of liquor into Chicago River

Federal prohibition agents dumped 350000 gallons of whiskey wine and beer into the Chicago River on Saturday drawing thousands of spectators along the banks. The scene showed a tense crowd as the liquid flowed away with air of a ceremonial disposal.

Chicago

Church Services and Meetings Schedule

A church announces 11 am Holy Communion and 7 pm Evening Prayer. An 8:15 pm Friday service. Next Sunday Corporate Communion for Mothers' Union with a sermon on The Responsibilities of Parenthood. Wednesday services at 8:15 pm during Lent. Practice tonight Thursday at 8:15. W.A. meeting Wednesday April 5 at Mrs F Milts.

Mothers’ Union Parenthood

Regular W. A. Meeting at Mrs. Allen Home

The regular monthly meeting of the W. A. will be held at the home of Mrs. B Allen on Thursday April 6 at 3 p.m. All ladies cordially invited.

W. A

Russell School Chronicle Ready for Issue

The Russell School Chronicle is near printing with features for pupils and the wider community. It includes Reminisences and Reflections by a town pioneer and illustrations from 1885. A visit by senior students to inspect oils enhances the Boys and Girls Club project led by Mr. A Greig. Easter exams begin next week for all grades.

Russell School T. Tod A. Greig

Angusville notes and town happenings uplifting everyone

Shipley ships cattle to Winnipeg from Rossburn. Frank Shepherd ends season with rink party and moccasin dance. Jim Sherritt complains about wage dispute. Rossburn parents plan store, National Trading Co. to build. Dan Menzie opens International Harvester agency. Teachers demand salary cuts amid housing moves. townspeople teased by local mischief and wedding remarks.

Mr. Shipley Rossburn Winnipeg Frank Shepherd Jim Sherritt Angusville National Trading Co Dan Menzie Oakburn International Harvester Agency Johnny

Couples Married At All Hours In Banner Ad Notice

An old advertisement snippet promotes 24 hour marriage service with up-to-date handling and courteous treatment at low rates. It claims slip knots extra and invites readers to “Give us a look in.”

Russell Football Club Reorganization Meeting

A Russell football club general meeting on Tuesday discussed reforming the North Western Manitoba League and establishing a definite season schedule. The club, with $45 in hand, set a $1 membership fee and elected officers K A M Pratt president J G Allen vice president H McKean treasurer and committee members Boulton Cook and Bicknell. A follow up meeting will be called after league results are known.

K. A. M. Pratt J. G. Allen H. McKean Boulton, Cook and Bicknell Fother

Coofellows Banquet Brings Lodge Members and Visitors Together

Russell Lodge No. 41 I.O.O.F. held a successful roll call and banquet at McRostie’s Hall after a lodge meeting. Visitors from Foxwarren, Binscarth, and others attended a program of toasts, solos, and readings with praise for the ladies who organized the banquet.

Russell Lodge O.F McRostie’s Rebekah Lodge Foxwarren Binscarth J. A. Glen King God Save the King Russell Orchestra H. F. Payne Jas. H. Plewes G. W. King R. C. Jamieson Grand Lodge Mr. Smith J. S. Warrington Jane Solo Mrs. Ricoutetros Penton Glen Jamieson W. B. Amos Our Fair Land L. V. Smith P. H. Nelson Rev. J. Hellyar Solo Mrs. Park Rebekahs O.E

Local Notes Roll On Farm Moves and Fire

Mr H Ditz suffered a barn fire early Friday morning. Mr and Mrs John Cunningham moved from the city to live on their farm. Mr and Mrs Dave Blain returned from Ontario and the U S. Nolan family left for a short vacation. Campbell takes Agent duties at the station temporarily. Mrs McKinnon hosted nieces Beriington and sister from Binscarth. Mr Stevens plans to leave his Harrowby area farm soon. Frank Percy moves into C Coady’s residence.

H. Ditz John Cunningham Dave Blain Ontario U.S Nolan Campbell McKinnon Kirs. Beriington March

Milk Scorches No More If Pan Rinsed Before Use

Guidance states rinsing the pan with cold water before adding milk prevents scorching. This simple prep reduces sticking and scorching risk, ensuring smoother heating and better texture in dairy preparations.

Churches Vote In Favor Of Union Across Parishes

A Monday vote shows near unanimous support for church union. Russell Presbyterian 148 for 2 against. Methodist 49 for 3 against. Binscarth Presbyterian 35 for 3 against. Foxwarren Presbyterian 44 for 6 against. Methodist 1 for 0 against.

Russell—Presbyterian Methodist Binscarth— Presbyterian Foxwarren Se Presbyterian

Groom Ball Game Set At The rink Friday evening

The Benedicts will play the Bachelors in a Friday rink game amid strong local interest. Proceeds from skating after the match go to the curling club. Players include Marr?ed F T Matheson R Smetlie BE Lucas J Meintyee FP Glover G Beamish J G Kippan Capt Subs Geo Glover and 5 F Hughes. Singles include Coulter More A Leifer Cameron H McKean Smretlie W Fenton Capt Subs John Ed Rea and B Warrington.

Benedicts Bachelors Marr'ed F. T. Matheson R. Smetlie BE. Lucas J. Meintyee J. Meintyee Fp,glover, G. Beamish, J. G. Kippan Geo Glover F. Hughes C. Coulter F. More A. Leifer C. Cameron H. McKean G. Smretlie W. Fenton John Ed Rea B. Warrington

Tapping a Machine and the Expert’s Bill

A power machine balks at a factory and an expert is hired after weeks of effort. He taps with a hammer for ten minutes and the machine then runs. The bill totals 250 dollars with a one dollar charge for tapping and 249 dollars for knowing where to tap. A South London vicar jokes about temperance by noting two drinks in the Book of Psalms wine and water.

South London

Hydro power costs show private firms cheaper than Ontario

Electrical expert W. S. Murray released six months of study finding private utilities in the United States and Quebec provide cheaper and more reliable power than Ontario public hydro under the Hydro Electric Power Commission. He notes Niagara district US companies use more steam power and charge forty percent less than Quebec, while Quebec private firms offer better service at two percent lower costs than Ontario. Buffalo residents pay twenty five percent less than Niagara District Ontario consumers.

W. S. Murray United States Quebec Iivdro Electric Power Commission Ontario Niagara Canada Quutario Onntario Commission Cort Buffalo Niagara District

Park’s Offers Alarm Clocks Watches and Beads

Local notes report Park’s selling alarm clocks and watches along with a wide array of beads. Miss Mae Matheson of Pinscarth visits Russell. A curling club meeting is set for April with attendees urged to attend. A man named Wm Berze was arrested for forged grain tickets and a local death and funeral notices are noted.

Park's Mae Matheson Pinscarth Russell R. A. Cooper Park’s Binscarth

Farm stock auctions slated at Shellmouth in March and April

Sale register lists auctions of EB Drake farm stock at Shellmouth on Thursday March 30 conducted by Alf Clee. R W Patterson stock sale at Shellmouth on Friday March 21. Gus Hack sale on April 4 by A R McIntyre. Matchko Sitza sale seven miles northeast of Possburn on Friday April 7 by R Peden Auctioneer.

EB. Drake Shellmouth Alf. Clee R. W. Patterson Gus Hack A. R. McIntyre Matchko

Alberta backs farmer protection against creditors in crop season

Premier Taschereau told the assembly that the Quebec government aims to use ten million dollars from liquor sale proceeds to reduce the province debt by July first. Classifieds note for sale eggs from purebred birds, including Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock, with prices and contact details.

Alberta Quebec Taschereau Plymouth Rock J. W. Thosapson Russell

London Bus Traffic Peak and Global Wearsiness

A survey notes London buses running at 640 per hour during peak periods. Canada’s 1921 fire losses reach $5.22 per capita versus 90 cents in Britain. A top heavy globe warning and other economic and political items from the era include wartime costs, League of Nations expenses, and Ottawa budget figures.

London Canada Great Britain Odessa United States Germany Army of Occupation League of Nations Jnry Minvedoss Aspizes Montagu Allan D.C. Macaron Bérehants Bank of Camans Ottawa Izree Fmance Fielding

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THE Immigration Dropmore Christ Church Myrtle Spence Annie Jackson Alison Rutherford Russell Minshull Russell Football Club Harrowby Russell Lodge of the Sons of England Benefit Society Bijon Eeks Cas Bank of Montreal Merchants Bank Bres Russell Curling Club C. W. Thom Song of England Society Sherritt Jack Johnson Binsecarth Shipp Neis Leader Dave Williams Dropamore Man
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