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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
3
Manitoba poultry producers urge timely packing for export to the United Kingdom. To meet December markets, poultry must be graded and packed by late November, with 17 days total from packing to UK delivery. Early hatched birds may reach ideal market condition by November 25th with a ground mash feeding plan.
Endcliffe Mr and Mrs O M Laycock and Rod left Saturday for Saltcoats and Nekim where they will attend the wedding of Miss Freda Wright sister of Mrs Laycock. Matt Simms and Walter Dunkin of Grandview visited the Simms home last week. Miss Kay Simms returns with her brother to prepare for a ten week term. Mrs A M Crerar and family with Mrs L A Schwalm visit Binacarth. A big dance on November 4 is planned with posters to follow. Over thirty young people attended a party at E Longs for their son Louis birthday. Louis is home from Winnipeg for a holiday. The Friday dance was a success with Dropmore Orchestra providing lively dancing.
Millwood residents William Bily Roy Charlie and Mildred came home last Thursday after visiting Mr and Mrs Jack Cartwright in Moose Jaw Sask Ed Thorarinson Shirley and Dennis of Eifros spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W E Swain Miss Eleanora Betz of Langenburg visited her grandparents Mr Mrs T Kumm this week A whist drive and dance last Friday drew a good crowd Prizes awarded to Elsie Swain Walter Parmer and Bill Thickett Ingle side orchestra provided music Joy Makers meet November 1st.
Crosby May served as a delegate to the Wheat Pool Convention in Winnipeg last week. The Bavelaw fowl supper on Friday October 21 drew crowds amid favorable roads and weather, enjoying a varied program and positive response. Mr and Mrs W Robinson announce they are leaving farming to live in Binscarth after forty one years on the Sharpe farm near Harrowby. Mrs Robinson will be missed for her hospitable nature, as Mr Robinson’s fat stock exhibits were prize worthy. The writeup wishes them many years of useful activity and pleasant memories in their new surroundings.
Harrowby residents report weekend visits with sisters and friends in Winnipes Brightside and Nipawin. Albert Poole of Foxwarren joins H B Dilts at Nipawin for a short holiday while G York of Winniper stays with Cecil and Norris Cronk. A birth is recorded at Sacred Heart hospital for Mr and Mrs Robt Scoble of Harrowby on October 2.
Silver Beach and Ruthenia Michael Syrmyk with Horace Kozar motored to Ethelbert by Friday last. John Swerkewich departed for Winn.
Birdtail residents report numerous motor trips and visits. Kilburns motored to Neepawa for a funeral. Barnesky returned from a weekend with his sister in Angusville. Various locals, including the Karpluk and York families, were mentioned with hospitalities and short travels. Funeral services for Sankey Karpluk drew a large crowd in the Greek Orthodox Church.
A Manitoba farm in NE quarter of section 7, township 21, range 28, West of the Principal Meridian is offered at public auction on November 17, 1938 at noon. 65 acres cultivated, remaining land scrub. improvements include a frame house, two barns, two granaries. 20 percent cash, remainder per terms. sealed reserve bid.
A auction sale listing shows Frank Angus site at farm stoce one mile south offering farm stock machinery and furniture for bidding.
East of Angusville on Friday October 28 auctioneers Staples and Braendle announce Lena Antonichuks sale of farm stock implements and household effects one mile east and four miles north of Rossburn on Saturday October 29 Robt Peden auctioneer J A Steeler horses and machinery sale five miles east of Inglis Monday October 31 Shipley and Son auctioneers Sale of furniture at the late Norman Locke residence Rossburn Monday October 1 R Peden auctioneer
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