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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
4
A call to voters to quit shouting in disgust and enter the political arena. If politicians misserve, replace them with better people, and use the vote to shape government. Citizens must participate to preserve popular government and expose corruption.
Registration in rural ridings begins October 1 with lists serving as the basis for enrollment. Settlers with a year in the country and three months in the constituency or movers must register at riding offices. Voters may register on election day October 29 if two certify qualifications. Officials warn that lists may be incomplete without party committee action.
Selection of bacon type sows for the 100 head demonstration in Manitoba proceeds at St Boniface stockyards with the itinerary for the cars announced by the provincial Department of Agriculture and the organizing body.
A regional Bacon Hog Demonstration Car tour by agricultural groups travels ports in Manitoba. Lectures cover breeding and feeding bacon hogs, hog grading, and the export market with live hog and Wiltshire side demonstrations. A carload of grade sows offered for sale at cost from top bacon hog centers.
Attendance at the Sunday school reached 209 last Sunday amid growing interest in all branches since Rally Day on September 27. The report lists officers and teachers led by Superintendent A. G P. Smellie and Rev. D. D. Millar with an active staff. Plans include Dr. Brownbe erd’s Supper on October 18 at 11 am in United Church, a preparatory service October 16 at 7:30 pm, and a 7 pm session. The Provincial Prohibition Alliance hosts a Temperance school and a Prohibition workers conference in Russell area Friday night.
A meeting of the directors of the Russell Agricultural Society will be held on Saturday next at 8 p.m. in the usual room to discuss organization matters and upcoming events.
The senior grades last week highlighted by May McMurray at XI and Gertrude Buchanan at X. Elsie Dunsmore topped IX, Ebien Calvert led VIII, Fred Russell led VII, Lloyd Jenkins led VI, Jim Hill and Margaret Moescrenchon led V.
A banquet will be held at the Queen's hotel on Armistice night under the auspices of the Russell Unit of the Army Navy Veterans. All district veterans are invited and the unit’s annual meeting will follow. Preparations for a New Years Masquerade Ball are announced. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at Mrs J J Maher's home this afternoon at 3 30. Report of the Regina Convention will be given. Members urged to attend and reinforcements welcome.
The regular monthly U F W M meeting was held at Mrs. Breton’s home with routine business and papers read. The School Act was discussed and a social tea followed. Ida Silverton Stratford Mic sir Band plans a social evening play for the near future. A large church crowd attended Sunday services with Sunday school at 2 1/2 p.m. and service at 3 p.m.
In the matter of the Estate of Christian Burgemeister late of Boulton Manitoba farmer deceased all claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at Inglis Manitoba on or before the tenth day of November AD 1920 Dated at Inglis Manitoba this fifth day of October AD 1925
The notice invites everyone to the Mas qucrede at Shellmouth on Friday October 16. Main street gleams with two new gasolline lights installed on Saturday, boosting the town’s nighttime appearance.
The council intends to pass By-Law No. 223 to appoint a qualified physician for residents at no charge. Voting on the measure is set for Friday November 27 between 9 am and 4 pm at Thellmouth Dropmore Inglis and Mr James Craig residence S.W. 34,23.2 W. S. W. Newsholme, Secretary-Treasurer.
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