Silver Plow highlight at 44th International Plowing Match
The Silver Plow features as the highlight of the 44th International Plowing Match at Simcoe Ontario from October 15 to 18. Both men will attend the world match as guests of Imperial Oil. Bob Timbers of Mount Albert Ontario, the runner up in the Canadian championship class, did not qualify for the European trip because the winner was also from Ontario, the province allowed more than one representative at the world match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simcoe
Ont
Imperial Oil
Bob Timbers
Mount Albert
Russell Chronicle and Free Trader of Russell
Basements of the Manitoba Legislature house copies of the Russell Chronicle and Free Trader, dating from 1806 to 1897, with editor Ellen M. Boulton. The paper served local news, ads, and political advocacy for Senator Boulton and the Patrons of Industry, including notices of early Russell drug store openings, dairy and creamery developments, and regional town growth at Asessippi and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Legislative
Winnipeg
Russell
Russell Chronicle
Free Trader, Advertiser
Ellen M. Boulton
G. G. Mickle
Chronicle
Salls
Canada
Mickle
The
Boulton
Patrons of Industry
Dr. Wright
W. Ledingham
Barnardo Creamery
Silver Creek
Struthers
Alex
Shellmouth and Asessippi linked by railway progress
A northern village forward look notes the M A and G J Railway advancing from Lake Dauphin. The foundation of a progressive town is laid and the twin villages Shellmouth and Asessippi will join in friendship as the line pushes through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine
W. B. Power
Carberry
Peyton
Amy
Lake Dauphin
Godfrey
F. M. Lee
SM. Hunt
Othello
Herr Geith
Reformed Lutheran Church
Russell
Lang
Castleavery
Boulton
Marshal
Aussell School
Binscarth
M.A
G. J
Shellmouth
Asessippi
Rivalry to Build Up Country At Todd's Crossing
The record notes a July 10, 1897 private picnic at Fort Ellis where the Mooso min cricket eleven defeated a local side. A March 28, 1869 item mentions Mr. Robert Denmark departing for Paraguay for a farewell visit with his brother Dr. AG, amid ongoing travel fare discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd's Crossing
Fort Ellis
Moosomin
Robert Denmark
Paraguay
Parliament Hill Report from the Commons Monday
The Prime Minister resumed in the House of Commons after a Washington trip. Debate on the Speech from the Throne continued as Opposition groups jockey for position. Maiden speeches were delivered. most were well prepared though less reading from scripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scevber
House of Commons
Washington
Canada
Parliament discussion on cash advances to western farmers
Mandziuk MP reports government actions on a resolution for cash advances to farmers storing grain in the west. The bill, introduced by Trade Minister Gordon Churchill, passed 139 to 3 amid cross party support. Proposals to raise pensions under Old Age and Blindness acts are also noted for likely passage. Mandziuk promises further analysis in a follow up letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Churchill
Trade and Commerce
Winnipeg
James Gardner
West
C.cf
Social Credit
Ta RY
Mandziuk, M.P
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Stuttgart
West Germany
Joe Tran
Claremont
Allan’ Hammond
Lachute
Que
Tran
Rico
Sweden
Hammond
Messrs
Parliament Hill
Carling
Ae Farm
Great Lithium
British American Oil Company Limited
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