Special Examiners and Revised School Program 1910
The board of examiners will not test entrance literature in 1910 and instead use prescribed works. A special certificate will confirm staff taught the literature. Third class subjects exam begins Dec 14 at intermediate and high schools. Appointed examiners include D J Wright, E A Garratt, Miss Pullar, Miss McDougall, and Robert Fletcher. The public school program will have a first draft reviewed Nov 11-12. old material reprinted for mid-October.
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Board of Examiners
Morang & Co
Gammar
D. J. Wright
E. A. Garratt
A. Pullar
M. McDougall
Robert
Ishmael's New Home in Port Arthur Eye Opener Tale
Bob Edwards drives the Calgary Eve Opener to Port Arthur Ontario after rejecting Toronto and Montreal. Jim Conmee’s smile lures the title to a new home as the paper reflects on its western roots and the charm of its irregular publication.
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Calgary
Port Arthur
Ont
Smell
Bob Edwards
Bob
Bob Edward
Daily Grind
Ever
Anow
Toronto
Montreal
Jim Conmee
Collier’s Weekly
Grain Growers to Sample Wheat in Winnipeg Yards
The Manitoba Grain Growers Association established a system to sample and grade every farmer’s wheat at Winnipeg CP and CNR yards. Representatives will operate year round to ensure full value for grain, a plan developed after Ottawa talks with Sir Richard Cartwright.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Chambers of Commerce
Pugh
Winnipeg
Council of the Grain Exchange
David Horn
Main Street
Manitoba Grain Grower Association
Grain Grove Association
C.P. R
Ottawa
Richard Cartwright
St Richard
Five Concert Winter Course Promises Premier Entertainment
The Star Course Entertainments and The Russell Athletic Association seek public support for a winter series with five concerts. Tickets on sale at the Drug Store for all shows at a low price of 3.00. Featured are English Grand Opera Singers and Symphony Orchestra led by Louis La Valle, famed Canadian baritone, plus Meskie Concert Co with Robert Meikle, Cassels Percival Entertainers, Jessie Marie Biggars, and John Donald Duthie lecture on The Triumph Genius and Story of the British Commonwealth.
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Russell Athletic Association
Louis la Valle
la Valle
Joseph Sheehan
Meskie Concert Co
Robert Meikle
Percival
Jessie Marie Biggars
John Donald Duthie
British Columbia election set for November
A general news roundup notes the British Columbia provincial election is scheduled for November. Other items report Russia seeking a 125 million loan from British capital, Western farmers selling one dollar wheat, floods in northern Serbia, a 218 pound meteorite moved to Colorado Springs, Montreal Witness fire damage, and assorted misquoted figures and names.
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British Columbia
Russia
Servia
Colorado Springs
Montreal Witness
Buringham
Great
Batavi
Agricultural notes and plans from prairie regions
A Strathmore farmer raised a quarter section to potatoes and dug 32 000 bushels selling for 12 000 dollars. Beavers increase in northern Ontario Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan due to strict game laws. President tatt has set aside 48 acres in Sikiyou Forest as a national possession containing the Orecon caves. Ogilvie Milling to invest a million dollars for western Canada plant expansion and Winnipeg mill capacity to 6000 barrels daily with 69 new elevators. A Nelson River Railway to be proposed linking Lake Winnipeg to the Hudson Bay railway route. Small unpaid accounts risk being deemed unwilling to pay. some people ignore bills. Agricultural college registrations for winter sessions are rapidly advancing, term begins Oct 26. Roblin hall board rooms limited to 200, urging early registrations. Get society printing at The Banner Office.
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University of Chicago
Strathmore
Alberta
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ogilvie Milling Company
Canada
Winnipeg
Nelson River Railway Company
Lake Winnipeg
Nelson River
Saskatchewan River
Hudson Bay Railway
Roblin Hall
The
Agricultural College
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the Banner
Ishmael
General News
Massachussetts
Cotes
Joho D Roefer
Tatt
Sikiyou Forest
Orecon Caves
T,t *Assional Carda
Toba
New London
Reyland
Winai General Hospital
Russell
Man
Mountain Ave
A. F.ee
Onliene Medallat
Cniveris
Howe
Winniper Gover
Main St. Sell
A G. Lantgan, M.D
Geo. W. Sahimark, B. A, M.D
Ungem
University of Manitoba
Puone
M C. Bridgman, M.D
Graduate University of Manitoba
Empire Hotel
Rossrunn
A. R Tingley
A. L. Bonnycastle
Binsearth
J. L. Clark, V.S
J.P. Burrell
Asessippi
EM. Williams
Russell, Mon
Binscarth P. Hl
Nelson
Miniota Mutual and
Liverpool
London and Globe Insurance Companies
Mason and Riseh Pianos
Fire and Life Insurance
A. B. Callin, Russell, Man
Confederation Life Association
Anglo-American Fire Insurance Co
Equity Fire Insurane Co
Montreal Fire Insurance Co
London Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Russell Lodge NO
Oddfellows Hall
Sir Warrington Os
Moosomin
Charles Reather Tench
Jude A.gray Farell
Honrabe
Charles Krather Tech
de East
Nineten
Mousomin
Maskatchewan
Henry Franklin Tench
Canada ‘Life Blok
Grahm RK. Tench
Crandell
Rothwell, Johnson ©& Bergen
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Winipeg
Slic
Dr Salf
K. Howard Smith
Secebn
M. Simp
Thayeu
Qnto
Ja Tearm
Shellmouth
Mar
T. C. Gerracd
Knigcts of the Maccabees
C. Brown
Com
W. Lepingham, R. K
Russell Lodge
Masonic Hall
Wright Block
Donald Smith
W.M
A R. Tingley
Sons of England Benefit Society
Lodge
Queen of the West
BE. WM. Williams W. Pres
H. J. Pettitt Sec
DR. Barnardo’s Homes
Pr. Barnardo
E. A. Struthers
Western Agent
Ockwood
Bannerman Ave
WELLS
Welk
Tappan Taeda
Tnt Bete Heg
A. B. Catlin
Russell, Man
W. A. Wilson & Go Binsens
Insurame
Rural Insurance Co
Phoenis Taserance Co
Confederation Life
A. Paulson
London and
Canadiana Loan and Agency
Domioion O Canada Guarantee and Acceident Ladraece Co
North West Fire Insurance Co
de Laval
Cordon Maynes
Binscarth
Logel
W. A. Bagnall
J.T. tr.Vons
A. JL. Buie
Jindertaker
RuSsaLl
Wilcox & Murray Auctioneers
Banner Office
F. Wilcox
Birtle
Jim Murrayy
Ailfredad Clee
Queen's Hotel
Queen's
Queen’s Hotel
T. Ballantyne
Winnipeg Free Press
Banner
Winnipeg Telegream
Banner and the Family Herald and Weekly Star
the Banner Office
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