Russell community notes span clubs and elections
May years reflect tennis club formation led by Rev Bartlett and Miss Rodger, a Board of Trade chaired by E Williams, and multiple local civic actions. Reports cover school contracts, district formation, sports leagues, and election candidates with community milestones across decades.
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Mountains Avenue
Rev. ER. Bartlett
Rodger
Baxter
Boulton
Russell
E. M. Williams
A. R. Tingley
Brothwick
Barronett
Garibaldi
Gritwood
Waddell
Gordon Kippan
Dominion City
Elsie E. Wilson
Walter H. Clarke
Myrtle Setter
W. E. Fenton
I B. Griffiths
W .W. W. Wilson
R. ‘Peden
Russell Tennis Club
C. C. Graham
J. S. Warrington
H. Chittick
R. McMurchie
D. Millar
F. W. Pawling
G. Slack
Geo. Brown
Wild Oats Control in Grain Crops Remains Unfeasible
A Canadian agriculture report states chemical control of wild oats in grain crops is not yet practical with current methods. Cultural control remains primary, with progress shown in sugar beets and canned peas. Trials on flax and barley will continue, and future options depend on safe incorporation methods and industry development. The note adds Cabot's ship Mathew carried 18 crew on his voyage to Canada.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Canada
John Cabot
Manitoba pamphlets push Social Credit in a wary Manitoba
Manitoba readers are fed political pamphlets from Vancouver praising Social Credit policies in British Columbia and Alberta. The piece argues the movement lacks substance, notes name recognition issues, and suggests Manitoba may not embrace the label, while praising civic initiatives by Winnipeg leaders and the Pine-to-Palm parade. It also honors the late Gerhard S. Derksen of Steinbach printers, detailing his wartime, immigrant, and publishing career.
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Manitoba
Vancouver
Social Credit
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Social Credit Movement
Alberta
Andybc
Daddy Aberhart
Albertal
Winnipeg
Old N'Orleans
Steve Juba
River Park
Winni
Hno. F
Bull of Manitoba
Fraternity
Gerhard S. Derkson
Derksen Printers
Steinbach
Steinbach Post
Carillon News
Russia
Canada
Derksen of Steinbach epitaph reflects a good Canadian citizen
In a quiet retirement Derksen’s devotion to honest labor and service to others is celebrated as the essence of his citizenship. The obituary lauds his willingness to help in discussions, social functions, and problems, and his pride in becoming a citizen of this free land.
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Derksen
Steinbach
Fanin
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Russell Banner En eSea
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Associatioi ‘Weekly Newspapers Association
Sabeervon
Lutmarked Og Second Cla Setier
Post Office Department
Ottawa
EC. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
W. Hembroff
Tucker-smith School
Hungry Six
EastEnders
Roughriders
School
Light
Brightside
Mr. Robinson
Crosby Farm
R. Whiteman
Silverton
Indian Head Experimental Farm
Campbell & Venables
Hamiota
E. R. Long
Alex Cristall
D. R. McDougald
J. Burgess
L. Leifer
C. J. Maher
W. W. W. Wilson
Model Airplane Boys’ Club
Wes. McLeod
Mame Aman Cou
Ron Too
Wally Neat
H.p
DE Walt
Fouillard Brothers
ST. Lazare
Man
Foxwarren
Drewrys
Othe
Heise
Pr Nc Education
Loyrathve Balding
University Cradua'es
Secon
Faculty of Education
Ua Ai Manfeba
Fort Garry
B. Simms
Koon
W. C. Miller
Province of
Nield Bros. Auto Service Ltd
Plymouth
Ford
Vanguard
Fodor
Tudor
Ford & Monarch
Virden