Russell Banner Publication and Postage Details
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday at its Mata feds office. It is issued by the Canadian Weekly Ni Aapoci ation and Manitoba Weekly Neworepenya 7, under the Weekly Newspapers Association. Postage forms are regulated by the Post Office Department Ottawa and require written authorization from editor E. C. Sanderson.
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Russell
Mata Feds
Ni ‘Aapociation
Manitoba
Neworepenya
Associa
Post Office Department
Ottawa
E. C. Sanderson
Mary McCaughan
Keswick Sngs
T. A. Deans of
London
Richard J. Needham
Walkerton
Smiley
Maureen Schwartz
Killoran
Cooks- Ville
Maureen
Whipp
Toren
The Oia Bays 50 Years Ago April 30 1908
Chronicle of early 1900s Russell Manitoba items notes government telephone extensions from Minnedosa to Binscarth 90 miles and potential exchange connections for fixed annual line charges Various local notes include school trustees hiring a fifth teacher and temporary classroom fitting above The Banner Office. memorial references and civic improvements surface in entries spanning 1908 to 1928 with hospital and boulevard discussions.
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Minnedosa
Binscarth
Russell
Memorial Avenue
Teulon
Langford
Petition Drives for Municipal Hospital Reach Local Areas
Historical notes reveal petitions circulated in Shellmouth, Boulton, Silver Creek, Russell Rural, Binscarth, and Russell to establish a municipal hospital. The items also cover sewing certificate graduates in Knox United Church, garage permit in Russell, rink funding needs, theatre changes, and United Church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Boulton
Silver Creek
Russell Rural
Binscarth
Russell
Angusville Bingo Winners and Local News Blitz
Friday bingo winners list reflects multiple participants led by Henry Tkachuk and Walter Gen sorek, each winning four dollars. The issue covers community updates including visits, weddings, a bridal shower, birthday greetings, and a bank promotion as Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corp raises loan rates to seven and a quarter percent.
Silerton Nursing Graduates Near Winnipeg May 3
Silvert on Misses Emily Ferguson and Leverne Dufrat will graduate as practical nurses in Winnipeg on Friday May 3. Families including Stew Dufrat and Vic Ferguson visit Fraser and Robertson families. Mrs John Brown weekend with sister Mrs Ernie Fraser. Sylvia Coulter to stay in Winnipeg for three weeks of medical treatment.
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Emily Ferguson
Leverne Dufrat
Winnipeg
Stew Dufrat
Vic Ferguson
Wilson Fraser
Gordon Sim
Fraser and
Robertson Vale
John Brown
Ernie Fraser
David
Sylvia Coulter
Sylvia
Alen Coulter
Coulter
Cath
The Whipp Affair draws reader letters on education
A flood of correspondence follows a column on taxes and education. Ken Gagnon urges work requirements for public aid, while G. MacDonald calls government top heavy. Letters from Mrs. Ferguson, William Smith, and others discuss hospital costs, youth education, and editorials, reflecting broad public interest and debate.
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Finance
Ken Gagnon
Tillsonburg
G. MacDonald
Toronto
M. Ferguson
Whipp
Petrolia Weekly
David Bell
Preston
Mina Wesley
Georgetown
Local Social Notes Salute Weekend Visits and Birthdays
Mrs Tim Dunn returns home after a stay with the Edwards family as David and Freddie Dunn celebrate birthdays last Friday. The 4 H Jamboree drew Joan Klimack Carol Dunn Bruce Evans Joyce. Presbytery trip to Foxwarren involved Kieper and Willis Kieper attended. Thompson Gillam and others travel for Northern points by Chamber plane. Families from Dauphin Spring Rate Vacations to 99 sale.
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Tim Dunn
Stony Mountain
Heraughter
D.B. Edwards
David’ “Dunn
Freddie Dunn
Joan Klimack
Carol Dunn
Bruce Evans
Joyce
Binscorth
Jimmy Cusitar
Brent Stewart
Willis
Kieper
Foxwarren
Jim’ Kieper
Chamber At Commerce
Thompson
Gillam
Rs .McLeod
Janet Angus
Dauphin
Douglas
Provincial treasury funds revised loan rates for farmers
The new rates set by the provincial treasury apply to farm loans with a 31 year repayment. Young farmers under 35 will pay 6 percent for five years and 7 percent thereafter. Farmers over 35 face 7.75 percent for the entire term.
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Manitoba Farm Credit Body
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
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Oia
A.B. Callin
W. W. Wilson
A. B. Callin
R. More
J. S. Warrington
Souris
Angusville Hall
Angusville
Tance
Angusville Aly
Sezie
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
Man
Knox United Church
Isabelle Wallace
Francis Todoruk
Mildred ‘Peddie
Enid Peddie
Patricia Smellie
Bery Madill
Wilda Adolph
Dorothy Craig
Isabelle
Wallace
Robertson Brothers
Main St
Clarey St
Russell Community Memorial
Harold J. McFall
Marquis
Sask
Ernie Tazaruk
Brandon
T. S. Brownlee
United Church
R. Smelie
K. Reavie
H. E. Ferguson
Henry ‘Tkachuk
Walter Gensorek
Stan Kalyn
John Parobec
John Dair
Albert Weselak
Lena Parobec
Alex Mezur
Jean Mitchell
Jest’ Weselak
Allan Siwak
Ternie Gallant
Richard Gallant
John Galoniak
Tony Gallant
Darlene Katchen
Bill Katchen
Olive Iwaniak
Pine Falls
Ont
Robert Coulter
Viola
Henry Dyck
The
Royal Bank
Henry .Dyck
Silver Fon
George Eshelby
Lungal
Alan Christopher
Winnipeg General Hospital
Beatrice
Silverton
Sucar
Mr Sami
Minniska
Ue la
Bill Walls
R. Frank Clement
Ford
Pontiac
G.M
Chevrolet
F. Clement & Sons
General Motors
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