Barnardo Homes to Continue Under New Council in Britain
Malcolm F.E. Davis, Winnipeg home superintendent, states the Barnardo work will continue in Britain under a council and on original principles. He notes 1000 children brought to Canada recently and placed in good homes, with the recall to England for schooling before colonial placement and eventual independent futures. Reverend Thomas Pritchard leaves Presbyterian ministry for QuAppelle presbytery, leaving many friends behind.
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D. Barnardo
Barnarco Council
Great Britain
Barnardo
Malcolm FE. Davis
Wihnipeg
Hatrativ
Davis
Canada
Mr. Davis
Barnardos Bost
Barnardo Society
England
Thomas Pritchard
Presbyterian Church
Qu’Appelle Presbytery
Rossburn notes of illness death and growing commerce
Robert Carson ex-reeve of Rossburn is gravely ill with stomach hemorrhage attended by Dr Evans and Dr Wright. Mrs John Irwin dies. she left a large family after fifteen years in the community. Grain near Ossburn threshing with yields up to 40 bushels per acre. wheat around 60 to 80 cents per bushel. CNR introduces tri weekly mixed service. market for beef cattle improves. local merchants report good business and prosperity.
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Robert Carson
Rossburn
Kevans
Wright
Russell
W. Young
Winnipeg
C.N.R
Neepawa
Dauphin
John Irwin
Torrie
Ont
Ossburn
Cement blocks rise as future building standard
Mr. John Plowman advances a new residence built of cement blocks, touted as fire frost proof and cheaper than plank. Claims include reduced repairs and insurance, better warmth and ventilation, and easier plastering while hollow walls accommodate piping.
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John Plowman
Local Notices and Developments in Russell and District
Master Leslie Wright suffers scarlet fever. Mrs. Buie visiting her father in Free land. C. P. R. adds dining car after November 1. Cattle killed by westbound train near Saltcoats. Bridge across Assiniboine at Castleavery under way. Grain markets listed. Grandview merchants form mutual protection association. Dr. Robertson to visit Russell for dental work. Harvest festival planned at Minniska church. Auction sale at Binfarth on November 1. Miss Boyce still missing near Roblin. Russell Curling Club reorganized. Literary Society meets with impromptu speeches.
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Leslie Wright
A. L. Buie
Moses Poole
Freeland
Saltcoats
Neépawa
Assiniboine River
Castleavery
Farrel. Bros
Hudson Bay Co
Russell
Union Bank
Northern
Robertson
Portage la Prairie
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Garrioch
Sinellie Bros. Ltd
Russell County
K. J. H. McKaughan
Russell School
D. R. Jones
McKaughan
Jones
Binfarth
Alf. Clee
Joseph Smithson
Dinh
Geo. Cusitar
Brightside
M. Setter
Poplar Boint
Sheilmouth
Asessippi
Christchurch
Iorquay
A. G. P. Smellie
T. Hill
D R. Tingley
D. R. McKenzie
F. Matheson
G. A Ediison
W. F. Graham
Joseth “McIntyre
D J. Kippen
J. S. Barnes
J. S. Warrington
Binscarth Curling Club Elects Officers for Season
The Binscarth curling club held its annual meeting electing Dr A G Lanigan as president and Dr Roche as patron. Officers include F McPherson first vice president and A W Jollyer second vice president with G F Burkholder as secretary treasurer and Rev J A Beattie as chaplain.
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Binscarth
Curling Club
Roche
M. P
A. G.lanigan
F. McPherson
A. W. Jollyer
G. F. Burkholder
J. A. Beattie
K. Plumb
A. S. Crerar
T. M. Leggatt
J. A. Johnston
C. Kendrick
Messrs
W. G. Williams
Alex. Douglas
Winnipeg
Smellie Bros. Intd
W. G. Murphy & Co
J. Doig
Jas. Fisher
Strathclair Community Notes Include Births Moves and A Slight Accident
Miss Jessie Ross Wert bids farewell at St Beltifare hospital. Lindsays return to Ehapilad Co store. TimBh Bank shifts to Craig's office. Rutherford family on prolonged Ontario visit. A new baby girl joins the Beatty household at the railway station. William Baldow returns from Winnipeg with cattle. Mrs Campbell unhurt after a buggy incident at the station. David Bryce resumes work after six weeks in Winnipeg for a major operation at the general hospital.
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Jessie Ross Wert
St. Beltifare Hosspital
Lindsady
Ehapilad & Co
Timbh Bank
Craig’s
Rutherford
Ontario
Beatty
William Baldow
Winnipeg
James Campbell
David Bryce
the General Hospital
Record Wheat Yield Shatters Acreage Benchmark
Report from a local farm noting 8000 bushels of wheat produced on 200 acres using summer fallow on Jas. Rea’s farm. McTavish Bros. threshing credited. Observers claim the yield surpasses all prior records for that acreage. Other notes include Minniska oats yields and Silver Creek oats harvests with high per acre averages.
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Jas. Rea
McTavish Bros
Reiper
Minniska
Walter McKay
Silver Creek
H. C. MaDonald
Snow Blankets Range From St. Paul to Rockies
Six to ten inches of snow covered the ground from St. Paul to the Rocky Mountains last Friday. The widespread snowfall disrupted travel and prompted local winter weather advisories across multiple states.
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St. Paul
Rocky Mountains
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W. F. Bryant
T. A. Crerar
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