Prairie Premiers to Conference on Idle Western Lands
Premier Norris to convene a three province meeting to plan uniform legislation for unoccupied land near railways. General McRae urges listing and fixed prices with a Land Board in each province to aid settlers and agencies. Attorney General Johnson cites expected benefits from the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae
T. C. Norris
Manitoba
Prairie Province
Canada
A. D. McRae
Prairie Provinces
Minister of Agriculture
T. H. Johnson
Keeping Sunday and the call for stricter observance
An editorial argues that wartime shifts toward materialism fade after peace and urges a renewed Sunday observance movement driven by enlightened leaders. It cautions against compulsory attendance and suggests reforms begin within churches, criticizing pulpit messaging and priestcraft.
Russell By-Law 333 vote on road debt in Wards 1 and 2
The Rural Municipality of Russell announces By-Law No. 333 to borrow 93 020 dollars to build highways and bridges in Wards One and Two. Debentures repayable over 30 years at 6 percent. Voting June 9 1921 at Farmers Club Room Binscarth Craigie School and Harrowby School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Farmers Club
Binscarth
Craigie School
Harrowby School
Right Solution Sought Inanely, People Respond
An exploration urges examination inside and out to find the correct answer and anticipates public reaction. A focus on method and outcome is implied as readers are invited to engage with the process and support the result.
Provincial Police Regulate Firearm Possession After June First
The notice warns that any person found with rifles or firearms without a permit after June 1 faces a fine of 100 dollars. Permits are obtainable from the nearest magistrate. British subjects in possession of a shotgun do not need a permit.
Picnic and Sports Mark May 24 at Dropmore
May 24 will be celebrated with a picnic and sports by residents of Dropmore and nearby areas. Two patients traveling to Yorkton and Winnipeg for appendicitis are reported to be recovering well. Magazines of all kinds are available at The Banner Bookstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
Yorkton
Winnipeg
Banner
S. R. Beamish
Fallen in Festubert 1915 Battalion Heroes
Ee E Symonds and Mostyn Gay of the Batt C EB F were killed in action at Festubert on May 20 1915. The memorial echoes take up the line that they gave themselves to save mankind. Canon Scott pays tribute to the splendor of the boys in a moving tribute about comradeship and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostyn Gay
H Bat. C. EB. F
Festubert
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R. G. Jamieson
L. L. Lewis
J. Mitchell
C. Ivey
Fiour
the National
Endcliffe
C. Christianson
N. R. Park
J. G
Kippan
Russell, Man
Will
Watkins Products
Williams, Ennis and Everson Pianos
Main St. Russell
Joseph McIntyre
Norris
Prairie
A. D
Cc. W. Thom
Police
Memoriam
E. Symonds
Batt
C. EB. F
Canon Scott
Herbert Frank Payne
Army and Navy
Smellie
Main Street
L. V. Smith
A. H. Leech
Pres
Ladies Auxiliary TO
THE
Army & Navy Veterans
G. McDonald
G. L. Foster
S5ec’y Treas
Russell Lodge
Odd. Fellows’ Hall
R W.H. Cookman, J. S. Ver
E. A. Swallow
R. N. Amos, Sec’y
Birtle District
Stubbs & Pratt
Birtle
Man
Russell, Manitoba
W. J. Bates
Ledingham Block
Westbourne St
Wilson
Glen
Binsearth
Rossburn
H. P. Reed
Lewis St. George Stubbs
L.L
John William Pratt
Lawrence C. Boulton
United Grain Growers’ Securities Ltd
DR. Marquis
Toronto
Bijou
H. C. Hodson
Curry Building
Postoffice
Miniota Farmer’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company
General Animals of
Walter Hembroff
Florist
Warrington Russell
A. R. McIintyre
Banper
Alfred Clee
Miss McMurtry
S& M
A.F
A.M
I. O. O. F. Hall
W. B. Amos
W. M
Queen of the West No
A. H. Leech, W. Pres
H. J. Pettitt
Sec’y
Crystal Rebekah Lodge
K. Walker
N. G
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de la Mare & Russell
Draymen
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