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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
5
Warmer weather is slow to arrive as roads remain closed to vehicles. Beed germination tests show discouraging results with frosted grain failing to germinate. reports range from 75 percent to 40 percent, with some seeds yielding no germination. Tony Sawehik has left for work in Winnipeg or other parts of Eastern Canada.
A Saskatchewan university leaflet urges barley and wheat respond to commercial fertilizer. Early sowing aids maturity and shallow seeding protects damaged seed. Meeting at Birtle covers Bruccellosis study, vaccination seen as best control. US program reducing disease. 1951 Rally plans note Club Leaders Council in Russell with four judging classes and driving contest titled with prizes.
Mr and Mrs C McKinnon and family motored to Grandview Friday to attend the McKinnon Yuill wedding. They were accompanied by Mrs H Pettitt Sr of Russell and Mr Victor Brown of Trail BC Brown remained to visit relatives.
Public auction to be held at the Alex Hotel Angusville Manitoba on May 1951 at 2 pm The sale offers the North West quarter of section 10 and North half of the North East quarter of section 9 in township 21 range 26 West of Principal Meridian Approximately 100 cultivated acres with a two storey dwelling and a frame barn The vendor W W Wilson Russell Manitoba solicits further particulars from the Vendor's Solicitor Dated March 1 1951
In loving memory of Mrs Jas Sherritt who died May 9 1945. You can only have one Mother, patient kind and true. No other friend in all the world will be as true to you. For all her kindness she asked nothing in return. If all the world deserts you to your Mother you can turn. We can only tend your grave and leave a token of love to the best Mother God ever gave. Lovingly remembered by Dad Win and girls.
A compressed notice outlines pricing for classifieds as two cents per word with a minimum. Legal notices cost twelve and a half cents per line for the first insertion and seven cents per line for subsequent insertions. Card of thanks is fifty cents, memoriam with verse is one dollar.
Several classified ads offer items for sale including shavings, Yorkshire piglets, a 132 Chev sedan, a baby carriage and a boy's bicycle, a 1937 Ford coach, with contact names and locations in Angusville Russell Inglis Binscarth and phone numbers. A notice from Rural Municipality of Silver Creek sets a June 1 1951 court of revision at Angusville to hear elector roll complaints and corrections. Russell town clerk certifies a 1951 voters list.
The notice states that the assessment list is posted in the Council Chamber and requests persons to review for omissions and errors and to take corrective action within thirty days from April 26, 1951. The date on the notice is April 26, 1951.
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