Agricultural College prize winners amid a judging talk
A large crowd attended a prize event at Mack Tobbs Agricultural College where Professor Rotherfr explained his judging methods and the awards. Heavy draft results: 1st Borthwick, 2nd Hunter, 3rd Boas. Chief Agricultural: 1st Lord Bonny, 2nd Silver Lad, 3rd A 8 Heir. Roadster: 1st Gritwood, 2nd Buttonwood.
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Rotherfr
Mack Tobs Agricultural College
Borthwick
Hunter
David Nairn
Boas
Lord Bonny
Silver Lad
Cecil Harvey
Gritwood
John Pearson
Buttonwood
A. R. McIntyre
Sale Register Auction of W H Atkinson Household Effects
Sale notes include W H Atkinson household effects on May 18 with A R Melntyre as auctioneer. Credit sale of stock and implements at Enburg on May 25. Also farm property Nos 47 24 30 located seven miles west of Shellmouth and NW 424 21 324 miles west of Langenburg. James Nixon auctioneer.
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W. H. Atkinson
A. R. Melntyre
Enburg
Shellmouth
N.W
Langenburg
James Nixon
Russian Famine Fund Contributions Reported
The Banner lists donations to the Russian Famine Relief Fund including 6.00 from Wm Hembroff 5.00 from Miss Hazels Madill 100 from Master John Vinnell 45 from Master Harry Vinnell and 0.80 proceeds from a Married vs bachelors football game raising funds for famine relief.
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Russian Famine Relief Fund
Reform of Liquor Laws Sparks Local Disputes
Hartney Star notes the province faces recurring clashes over liquor licenses as towns contend with protests and petitions. The piece urges moving toward nationwide prohibition and exploring new liquor grant plans.
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Hartney Star
Seng Notes Division and EO in Evolving Strategy
In a terse briefing Seng outlines a division shift and executive order actions, highlighting strategic recalibrations and administrative changes affecting oversight and implementation timelines.
Asessippi Community Notes Point To Spring Hope And Hopes
Correspondence from Asessippi reports ice on the dam and a slow spring with seeding underway. New families settle nearby while Asessippi hatcheries operate and a growing football club forms. Residents urge youth basketball and caution against smoking while praising seed time promise.
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Asessippi
William Honey buys threshing outfit from Seaforth firm
Mr William Honey purchased a large up to date threshing outfit from the Robert Bell Engine and Threshing Co of Seaforth Ontario The choice is praised as well regarded by local owners and farmers W Comstock a machine agent is congratulated for the sale Also mentioned are lumber price trends and the Chicago Record Herald reporting Delays in a Thaw defense and attorney fees draw scrutiny
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William Honey
Robert Bell Engine and Threshing Co
Seaforth
Ont
Honey
W. Comstock
Isco
Roinee Tetel Ces
West
Chicago Record-Herald
Taanty
Mir del 48
Edmison
Presbyterian
Neepawa
Morrison
Manitoba
H. J Morrison
Hogg
Winnipeg
A. G. P. Smellie
No. 2
Portage
C.P.R
Bradenbury
C. W. Hancock
Callin
Stony Mountain
Gilbert Shorter
Beryl
R. B. Johnston
Treas
Binsearth
Dunsire
Parrish and McIntyre
Cumberland
Brandon
Russell Rifle Association
Jas
Clee
R. H. McCallum
Free Press
McCallum
Union Bank
Regina
W.S. Bartley
Canada
Chicago
J. L. Clark
May sittings, Arbor Day, and local notices in Russell
May 29 court sittings scheduled Friday May 29. Arbor Day observed in Manitoba Friday May 16. Nomination for Russell mayor and councillors on May 14. Various visits, local developments, and events listed including missing watches, flag policy after May 24, and updates from Neepawa to Russell.
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Manitoba
Russell
J. L. Bryant
Winnipeg
Shellmouth
Barclay
Toronto
Norman
Craigie
A B. Fallis
Inspector of Schools
Neepawa
Watson Hyde
C.P.R
A. Wishart
A. McDonagh
Ladies’ Basketball Club
Duncan McIntyre
Zorra
Geo. Messinbird
Harrowby
Brandon Asylum
Wishart
Silver Creek
Smetlie
Hogg
Londonderry
Geo. Hyne
Henry Smith
Nellie Bryant
Lamont
Nelson B. C
Thom
Weather and Law Notes From 1907 Summary
Population estimates for Brandon reach 12 300 as a snow blockade prompts CN rail catering costs of 6400 for Battleford passengers. Montreal abolishes kissing the book oath. Manitoba judges seek parity. Judge Walker aged 72 with 25 years service. Easter subscription tale involves J Pierpont Morgan gifting 250 for a Methodist church. York Loan Co liquidation looms as claims rise. April 1907 described as the coldest in 50 years, windiest since 1891, and snowiest with record havings, yet unusually dry overall.
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Brandon
Humboldt-Battleford
C N.R
Battleford
Montreal
Manitoba
South
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
York Loan Co
Toronto
Dominion House
Scotland
Angus
Tammas
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Lan Mac "Seng
F. Thring
Snider
Roblin
Distrit
Aessippi
Binscarth
Local News
Pollard & Archer
Main St
C.P.R. Co
Russell and Spinscarth
Foxwarren
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