Hugh Robert Ross Rossburn Pioneer Dies Suddenl
Hugh Robert Ross aged 67 died suddenly in Winnipeg after a heart attack on Sunday. Funeral services were held Tuesday with interment at Elmwood cemetery. Born in Teeswater Ontario 1871 he moved west eight years later with his parents who settled Rossburn named after his father. He was a Methodist minister in rural Manitoba and resident of Winnipeg since 1921. Surviving are two daughters Rev Yah A. Ross and Mrs D J Birse a brother Rev C W W Ross of Smoky Lake Alta and one sister Mrs D G Nelld of Angusville. Mrs Ross preceded him three years ago.
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Hugh Robert Ross
Winniper
Elmwood
Mr. Ross
Teeswater
Rossburn
Robert Rose Ross
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Yah A. Ross
D. J. Birse
C. W. W. Ross
Smoky Lake
Alta
D. G. Nelld
Angusville
Ross
Poison spray warns dogs to stay away from plants
A notice from The Russell Banner explains that a dilute nicotine sulphate spray used on flowers and shrubs repels dogs without harming them. It should be mixed at one teaspoon per gallon of water and reapplied after rain or about every two weeks in normal weather.
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Dub- Me
Plaula
Oil Industry Faces 200 Tax Types Across North America
The document surveys a wide array of taxes on the oil sector from exploration to refined products. It notes severance taxes royalties and permit fees on crude and natural gas, property taxes on pipelines, ad valorem taxes, and numerous levies on marketers and refiners, highlighting the financial burden on producers and users.
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North America
Aut Service
Rural Municipality of Russell bylaw to open public road
The Rural Municipality of Russell gives notice it will pass a bylaw to open a public road across parts of South West Quarter 1 and South East Quarter 2 in Township 21, 28 W. A plan by Edward G Waller outlines the route and is on file for inspection. A council hearing is set for June 15, 1987, at 2 PM in Russell to hear any affected persons or counsel.
By Law To Close Road Diversion In Russell Manitoba
The Rural Municipality of Russell proposes a bylaw to close a road diversion across parts of sections 1 and 2 in township 21, range 28 west, Manitoba. A plan by Edward G. Waller dated 1921 is on file deposit plan 1859 in Neepawa Land Titles Office. The public may inspect at the Russell secretary treasurer’s office and attend the June 15 1937 hearing to speak if prejudicially affected.
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Russell
Manitoba
Edward G. Waller
Neepawa Land Titles Office
Lang
May
Rc, McLennan
Preparations for Annual Summer Fair Progressing
Preparations for the annual summer fair are well underway as directors revise the prize list for livestock grain and household exhibits. The July 2 date is set with prize money increases for horses cattle sheep swine poultry and women’s crafts while a provincial grant aids financing.
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Acmers
Canadian National No Millstone Declares Hungerford Remarks
President J Hungerford of the Canadian National Railways addresses Toronto business leaders at a dinner hosted by W A Kingsland. He defends the railway’s role in industrial progress, calls for coordination among rail and other transport modes, and urges reasonable control of new transportation forms.
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Canada National ‘Railways
J. Hungerford
Toronto
W. A. Kingsland
Fixtelah Industral
Canada
Canadian National Rai
Concen Mtn
Hungerford
Wey Toon
Ang
Ralwara
Im Lao
Home Improvement Plan Helps Farmers Upkeep
The Dominion Government enables farmers to repair and improve homes and farm buildings using bank loans at low interest with no security beyond the promissory note. Loan terms vary up to three years for amounts to 1000 dollars and five years for larger loans, with repayments in monthly instalments.
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Dominion
Costly Railway Burden Versus Inland Waterways Value
Sir Joseph Fiavelle recalled Canada’s shift toward government ownership and the idea to relieve railways of capital deficits while investing in inland canals. He argued the National System should lessen annual charges, enabling better railway performance and sustained employment, as Canada moves to a fresh start under favorable conditions.
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Joseph Fiavelle
Mr. Hungerford
Wen
Canada
Joseph
Ional
Auction Sale of Household Furniture in Sil verton
Household furniture will be sold at auction in Sil verton on Saturday May 26 with Donald Yerdic as owner. Shipley and Son are auctioneers handling the sale.
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Silverton
Donald Yerdic
Shipley & Son
Aucioneers
Daylight Saving Adjustments in Winnipeg Scheduled
Winnipeg adjusts CKY radio programs for Daylight Saving starting at midnight Sunday May 16 as clocks move forward.
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CKY
Winnipeg
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Canadian National NO Millstone
Canadian National Railway
National Employment Commission
Dominion Govers
H. Carter
Hembroff Winneia
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W. Currie
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National Elevator Company, Ltd
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