The Russell Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday at its Main Street, Russell Manitoba site. Subscription rates are 230 per year within trading area, 3.00 outside district, 9.50 per year outside Canada. Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and Manitoba Division CWNA. Authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Ottawa. EC Sanderson and H M Rutar publish.
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Russell Banner
Main Street
Rusell
Manitoba
Advaice
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
C.w.na
Post Office Department
Ottawa
EC. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Local Notes Through Decades May Entries From Russell
A collage of brief items from May dates across decades recounts land and crop holdings, local bylaw votes for debentures to fund bridges, oil and cable power surveys, and street improvements. It notes fish catches at Fish Lake, labor disputes affecting linemen, theater stage work, and royal visit remembrance. Obituaries and wartime loan display are mentioned for context.
Provincial briefs mixed fish traps and local notices
Provincial Fisheries patrols trap fish at Wakaw Lake as Lions Club supervise downstream from April 19 for a month. Canora reports Kamsack school unit budget up two to three mills with about $25,000 more for teachers and $50,000 for new buildings. Minnewashta dam opening plans begin, and a boat regatta coordination meeting is held. May 1 curling game noted, plus local achievements and small town notes across multiple towns.
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Wakaw Lake
Lions Club
Provincial Fisheries Department
Canora Courier
Kamsack
Morden Times
PFRA
Lake
Minnewashta
Birtle Eye Witness
A. C. Webb
Rossburn Review
Harry Aylwin
John
Hresnviteh
Altona Echo
Winkler
Rivers Gazette
William Rutherford
Rutherford
Birtle
Home Grounds Competition Welcomes Urban Gardeners
Manitoba horticulturalists announce 1994 urban home grounds contest rules drawn by the Manitoba Horticultural Association. Sponsored by the MELA to encourage better home grounds, with awards in three frontage classes and trophies from MHA, Steele Briggs Co, and Bank of Commerce. The Shaughnessy Trophy goes to the best urban grounds, with last year’s winner C. W. Kerby of Wildwood Park, Fort Garry.
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Manitoba Horticultural Association
F. J. Weir
MELA
Manitoba
Mr. Weir
MHA
Steele Briggs Co
Bank of Commerce
C. W. Kerby
Wildwood Park
Fort Garry
Trophies For Best Farm Home Grounds Highlight Contest
The Manitoba Horticultural Association will sponsor a grand championship trophy for the best farm home grounds. Judging covers home grounds shelter belts fruit plantings vegetables lawns and yard orderliness. Entries due by July 31 from agricultural or horticultural societies. two classes based on farm size. Winners receive individual trophies certificates and the grand champion award.
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Manitoba Horticultural Association
Local Groundbreaking Begins After Snow Cleared
Chairman of the Board C. E. Tibbatts turned the first sod, as snow was cleared and T. Lund’s equipment moved in to begin excavation and leveling work on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Tibbatts
T. Lund
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Toll Doe
J.P. Laycock
See River
RH. McCallum
Esterbary
Munamaick Bros
Angus Lee Johnsos
Wright
Fish Lake
Walter McKay
Gordon Kippan
Plana
Russell
CNR
Pelly Ave
CPR
L. V. Smith
Inglis Hall
E. S. Wellman
North- West Umpires’ Association
Minneapolis
Saskatchewan
H. S. Hembroff
Inglis
Robert Dunn
Ireland
Smellie Bros
Nipawin
Bob Barker
George Plagerman
Neepawa Press
K. T
Bill
Robinson
Viscount Sun
Minnedosa
Basswood
Russell Lodge
Order of the Royal Purple
Minnedoon
Stooge
Binscarth Rxpress
Ben Lye
Vancouver
Victoria
Land of the Midnight Sun
Canadian Pacific
Ela
John Deere
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Legislative Building
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