Russell Banner Gazette Content and Publisher Notes
The text lists subscription rates, addresses, and organizational affiliations for the Russell Banner. It notes Main Street Russell Manitoba as the office, outlines rates within and outside the district, identifies membership in Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and Manitoba Division CWA, and cites authorization as second class matter with publishers Sanderson and HM Rutar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demat Boner
Thareding
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Mewpeyers Associaton
CWA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
Sanderson
HM. Rutar
The seven danger signals of cancer you should know
Education drives cancer control by teaching early diagnosis and encouraging medical advice for symptoms. The piece stresses that cancer can affect anyone and urges lay people to recognize seven danger signals and seek care promptly to improve outcomes. It notes physicians need modern diagnostic and treatment methods and that public health aims to foster proactive health actions.
World of Wheat Warns Against Early Harvest
The article notes that August favorable for harvest gave way to rains, causing some grain to be cut while green. Such immature grain heats in bins and granaries, risking deterioration. Farmers are urged not to use combines on grain that is not dead ripe, to avoid serious losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.A.C
C.W
Board of Grain Commissioners
Montcalm
Olli
Mensury
Manchurian
Gil a Methodist School meets with large attendance
The article notes a large attendance at Gil a Methodist School with officers appointed: H. Ross as superintendent and A. Switzer as secretary. The school will meet on alternate Sundays.
Sunday Institute to be Held in Inglis With Guest Speaker
A meeting at the home of Mrs Hall in Binscorth arranged the date for a Sunday Institute to be held soon in Inglis. Miss Betty Bowen will speak in the afternoon and Rev Harland of Foxwarren will give the evening address. Afternoon session starts at 2 pm and the evening at 8 pm. Local teachers ministers and all interested in Sunday school welfare are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McKenzie
W. Rothwell
H. Lorimer
Sam Guick
Portage la Prairie
Mike Bulbuck
Mike Guick
Inglis
St. Boniface Hospital
Winnipeg
Herbert John Adams
Garfield St
Bardal
Herb Adams
Ruth
Irene
Adams
Ruth Klimack
Rita Ziprick
Joan Fingas
Russell School
Vera Paulenko
Minnedosa
George Paulenko
Weekend Visits and Social Notes From Chater and Winnipeg
Jim Minniska Janet Angus and Jane Angus of Chater spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mc Leod. Mrs Nelson Davidson and Mrs 3 Davidson went to Winnipeg to attend the funeral of Uncle H Adams. Norman Kay and Murray Mc Lennan visiting in Winnipeg. Mrs Simms returned to St Vital after visiting daughters. Stella Lapke to be married this week. Ellen Shaw visited Bonnie Stewart. Most farmers have crops off for the year, some marking a second harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Janet
Jane Angus
Chater
Geo. McLeod
Nelson Davidson
Davidson
Bill Adams
Jim Halpin
Winnipeg
H. Adams
Norman Kay
Murray McLennan
Simms
St. Vital
McLennan
Kieper
Pagan
McFarlane
Ne Ness
Lillie Davidson
F. Briggs
Neir
Shirley Dunn
Stella Lapke
Ellen Shaw
Bonnie Stewart
Endcliffe and Alberta Residents Visit Relatives
Norman Stewart of Rimby Alberta from Pic Development Oil Co. visits his brother Gordon Stewart. Rudolph Nernbergberg and Doris Liske near Lacombe and Willen visit relatives. Nan Wileman and Gail Armstrong visit, Bert Liske from Dusseldorf stays with Louis Liske. Doris Liske heads to Lacombe for Canadian Union College term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Stewart
Pic Development Oil Co
Rimby
Alberta
Gordon Stewart
Rudolph Nernbergberg
Shevlin
Julius Zimmer
Doris Liske
Lacombe
Alta
Canadian Union College
Nan
Bill Wileman
Cliff Moffat
Willen
Man
Gail Armstrong
Inglis
Ivy Klimack
Bert Liske
Dusseldorf
Germany
Louis Liske
Russell Wheat Records and Nelson Funeral Notice
Russell reports the best yield of wheat heard in the district with 58 bushels per acre from a small field. Funeral services were held for P. H. Nelson who died October 2. Nelson, born in Birmingham England in 1852, came to Canada in 1892, settled in Russell in 1912, and served as postmaster since 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
P. H. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Birmingham
England
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Crawford Bus
Neepawa
Binscarth Memorial
Bobby Driscoll
Robert Newton
H. G. L. Strange
Manitoba Technical Institute
Manitoba Department of Education
Federal
Department of Labour
Portage Ave
Nail St
Gil
F. F. Thring
Boulton and Shell River Rifle Association
Canadian Rifle League
Dropmore Club
Annis Alexina Sharman
Joseph’ Sharman
Burford Hooke
Chas. W. Gordon
Millwood
Craigie
Marjorie Swain
Minnie Bily
Ruth Swain
A. McMkinnon
Catherine Brown
Walter Thickett
W. J. Roche
Marquette
Angus Matheson
Ernest Setter
Walter McKay
McKay
Silver Creek
H. A. Mullins
Portugese
Frank Srummett
Vancouver
Anne Jane Burroughs
Shellmouth
Isabelle Roberts
Samxa James Burroughs
H. D. Riggs
A. M. Pratt
Birtle
Heather Boulton
Reta Bell
Boulton
Norris
Major
Pratt
Girls’ Hospital Aid
Shaw
W. Fenton
Rita Bell
Cecelia Knight
United Farmers of Manitoba
Royal Infair
Justice Turgeon
Jack Peddie
Teeve
Minniska
Endcliffe
John Deere
Massey-Harris
Ford Tractor
Ford
E. C. Shepherd
Russell, Man
Raico Sewing Machines
Westwood’s Hardware
Pusey
Sais
Shea
Winnipeg Brewery Ltd
The
Manitoba Cancer Institute
William Ave
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