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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
1
Citizens are urged to aggressively clean yards, wells, buildings, and surroundings to prevent typhoid spread. By law enforcement will be strict. sections prohibit filthy premises and depositing refuse on streets. Deadline cited is May 25 with a $50 penalty per offense.
A new Windy City League forms at Russell with teams from Angusville Silverton Shellmouth and the Hungry 9. Officers named include Hon. Pres W W Witron President Tom Minehall and Secretary T C Garnett. Schedule lists Russell hosting Angusville and Silverton plus multiple cross matchups through June.
Sunday after Easter services listed with morning and evening prayers. Rogation Days observed May 10 11 12 with special prayers from the Prayer Book. Emphasis on prayer for blessing of seed and upcoming special days in spring.
N R Park advertises a range of watches with prices starting at 2.75 and going up to 72.00, indicating a diverse selection for sale.
The 1920 registration drive under The Manitoba Election Act calls for electors to register or be revised at specified dates and locations across Rossburn Silverton Russell and surrounding areas. A Court of Revision will convene June 6 in Publicia and June 9 in Oddfellows Hall Russell to hear applications. church services in Silverton invite attenders to prayer book services led by Rev. F. H. Davenport.
The Presbyterian Church notes that Mother's Day will be observed next Sabbath morning with mothers fathers and all adults asked to join the children at 11 a.m. in a service honoring mothers and memories. Regular Sabbath School follows in the afternoon and summer months bring a 1 p.m. start for Sunday School.
Council notes changes to lots and blocks with revised per foot assessments for blocks 109 116 and 124 127 and confirms previous minutes. By-Law 139 adopts a Thursday holiday. council seeks approval of a housing scheme grant of 59003 dollars.
A reporter notes financiers say a low mood is common but not inevitable as experts discuss economic stress. A parolee returns to Joliet penitentiary claiming it is the only way to cope with rising living costs and financial pressure.
Anglican church services scheduled for next Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock will be held in the Silverton School House. Several parishioners are expected to attend and participate in the services.
A district rate payers meeting is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Hall to decide the plan for a new school building. The Agriculture Extension Service offers a travelling library. residents may borrow books and see regulations by applying to C. R. Webb. Available titles include The Lone Wolf and other listed works. Thirty-day notices and local library details accompany the move.
The prose notes store closure next Monday labeled Ardor Day. Reports from Amensville describe farm labor, weather, and a rash of small incidents. A meeting in the School House advances an independent Provincial House candidacy with delegates chosen for Russell on May 7. Mothers Day will feature carnations for all children at church. The W M S discusses Presbyterial attendance and Mennishia Army outreach with China notes and church mission figures.
Local items report Arbor Day May 10 and income tax deadline extended to May 1. Russell stores close this afternoon. several residents travel to British Columbia. Russell Sports and Soldiers Reunion planned for July 5 with committee chair W Wleon and secretary W McKiurray aiming to top last year’s turnout.
A railroad of errors lists football fixtures with teams Rossburn Minnedosa Russell Foxwarren and Rossburn matchups. Dates include June 1st through July 7th with games scheduled at Rossburn Minnedosa Russell Foxwarren and Foxwarren venues.
The notice outlines that wives or daughters of ratepayers assessed as high are entitled to have their names included on the voters list or in by laws. It requests those affected to advise by May list and is signed by C. W. Thom, Secretary.
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