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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
8
Inland newspaper report notes the great Jumbo, a famed six and a half ton elephant of the Bar Bailey circus, was killed during a performance. The incident prompted concern over animal safety and show practices.
A brief Canadian facts item notes a man named Thomas in Ontario who walked into a railway engine in a reported incident. No injuries or formal outcomes are described in the fragment. The note presents a concise, location specific event for quick facts.
Mr and Mrs D McKinnon and Bryan drove to Yorkton on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Russell Tennant of Winnipeg visited last week at the homes of Mr and Mrs Fred Thickett and Mr and Mrs Bill Tennant. Mr and Mrs George McKinnon and family of Foxwarren spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dave McKinnon. Mrs Davis with daughter and son in law from Benough Sask visited Mr and Mrs C McKinnon on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cliff Cusitar holidaying with Mr and Mrs Nobel at Douglas.
ENDCLIFFE reports Sunday visitors from multiple towns including Mr and Mrs Bull Waleman with their parents Mr and Mrs Ricker at Roblin. Visitors also include Mr and Mrs John Wagner of MacNutt with Mr and Mrs P Peatz, Norman Liske in Winnipeg, and extended families from Grandview and Brandon such as the Pagans Brasch Simms and Stevens visiting local households.
Beatrice Cameron sends thanks for flowers and good wishes during illness. Wileman family mourns William Wileman who died October 5 1956 with a memorial verse from his daughter Nan and son-in-law Frank. Card of Thanks and In Memoriam items accompany brief classifieds including lost cows and a note from Wills Kieper.
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