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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 09, 1907

Page

9

Winners Named in Local Club Awards Ceremony

The talk concluded with thanks and prize results. Heavy draft list shows Borthwick first and Hunter second, owned by David Nairn Chief Boss. Agricultural line notes Lord Bonny first and Silverapc ih by Cecil ier owned by John Pearce second, with Buttonwood owned by A R McIntyre taking second.

Borthwick Hunter David Nairn Agricultural Lord Bonny Cecilier John Pearce Buttonwood A. R. McIntyre

Sale register auctions in Langenburg and Shellmouth areas

Credit sale of stock and implements at Langenburg on Saturday May 25th. Household effects of W H Atkinson, on Saturday May 18th, auctioneered by A R Melntyre. Farm property listed with numbers and locations 7 miles west of Shellmouth and 4 miles west of Langenburg. James Nixon, auctioneer.

W. H. Atkinson A. R. Melntyre Langenburg Shellmouth N. W James Nixon

Russian Famine Fund Donations Reported

The Banner lists sums handed in for the Russian Famine Relief Fund. Amounts noted include 6.00 from Wm Hembroff and 1.60 from Miss Hazels Madill with 0.85 from Master John Vinnell and 0.25 from Master Harry Vinnell. Proceeds from a Married vs Bachelors football game are also recorded.

Russian Famine Relief Fund

Reform of liquor licenses sparks conflicts across towns

Hartney Star argues current liquor license laws cause annual disputes as residents petition commissioners to protest licenses. The paper urges general prohibition and a new licensing plan to spare neighbors from quarrels over intoxicants.

Hartney Star

Asessippi Correspondence Highlights Local Life and Spring Tasks

The Asessippi dam remains ice bound as seeding moves slowly and new families arrive. Miller F Thring writes an AI article while Snider plans crops at Roblin. the football club grows, a basketball club is urged, and hatcheries offer prompt egg and chicken orders. Prairie fires rise as social remarks mix with light humor.

Asessippi F. Thring Snider Roblin Aessippi

BINSCARTH William Honey buys Bell threshing outfit

William Honey purchases a large up-to-date threshing outfit from Robert Bell Engine and Threshing Co. of Seaforth Ontario. W Comstock praised as an enterprising agent for the deal. Lumber prices also noted rising. local report mentions legal fees in a Thaw case.

William Honey Robert Bell Engine and Threshing Co Seaforth Ont Honey W. Comstock Edmison Presbyterian Neepawa Morrison's Manitoba H. J. Morrison Hogg Winnipeg A. G. P. Smellie No. 2 Portage C.P.R Bradenbury C. W. Hancock Callin Binscarth Dunsire Parrish and McIntyre Cumberland Brandon Russell Rifle Association Jas Clee R. H. McCallum Free Press McCallum Canda Chicago J. L. Clark

Arbor Day observed and court sittings set

May 16 designated Arbor Day in Manitoba with bank closures in Russell and a series of local notices. May 29 court sittings scheduled, nominations for Russell mayor and councillors on May 14, and various visits, hires, and community events reported from Russell and nearby towns.

Advts Manitoba Russell J. L. Bryant Winnipeg Shellmouth Pollard Archer Main St C.P.R. Co Russell and Spinscorth Fox Warren

Various North American notes from a 1907 issue

Manitoba judges seek parity with other provinces as retirement ages and pay differ. A Scottish anecdote contrasts drills and taters. A brutal snow blockade cost meals for CN passengers. April 1907 stands out as the coldest in 50 years, windy and snowy yet unusually dry overall.

Brandon Humboldt-Battleford C N.R Battleford Montreal Manitoba South J. Pierpont Morgan Mr. Morgan York Loan Co Toronto Dominion House Scotland Angus Tammas

Soe Work Arrangement Reaches New Agreement

A new agreement outlines resumed work arrangements for Soe, detailing duties, timelines, and responsibilities. The accord clarifies roles for managers and staff, aiming to restore productivity and stabilize operations.

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Kago Record- Herald Mrs. Barclay Norman Craigie B. Fallis Inspector of Schools Watson Hyde A. Wishart A. McDonagh Ladies’ Basketball Club Duncan McIntyre Zorra Ither Street Geo. Messinbird Harrowby Brandon Asylum Wishart Silver Creek Smellie Londonderry Geo. Hyde Henry Smith Nellie Bryant Lamont Nelson B. C Thom
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