Russell Banner Subscription Rates and Publisher Credits
The Russell Banner lists subscription rates payable in advance with $250 per year within the district, $3.06 outside the district, and $340 outside of Canada. The paper is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Division CWNA, authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department in Ottawa. C. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar are publishers.
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Main Street
Russell
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba
CWNA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Five Year Ago Highlights and Local Notes Sept 1905 to 1945
A compendium of brief items from Russell and area outlines hunting yields in 1905, hotel and insurance moves, church tenders, and notable August weddings. It recalls 1910 school staffing, 1915 exhibit travels, 1925 bank changes, a fatal Shooting at a Manitoba Saskatchewan highway link picnic, and 1940 1945 enrollments and local sports triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. S. Barnes
Winnipeg
Queen's Hotel
Harrowby
Bernard Phillip
Gateway City
England
Spears
Russell
Old Country
Dr. Bates
Glen Ewan
T. McLennan
Asessippi
Sadie Barbara McLennan
Amice M. Robin
Violet
Edwin Moore
Thomas Maynes
Brightside
Union Bank of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
L. Poulin
Grand Central Hotel
L. V. Smith
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Assiniboine
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Boundary Line
Roblin
South Dakota
Great Plains Horticultural Society
Knox United Church
Settlers and editors shape Manitoba community heritage
An observer notes the crucial role of local editors in promoting public projects through weekly papers. Golden Jubilee displays in Manitoba highlight preserving early settlement history, notably Mrs. C. E. A. Brown and Mrs. C. Finen’s book Settlers of the Plains recounting Gilbert Plains district’s 69 year story in twelve chapters and 188 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Manitoba
C. E. A. Brown
C. Finnen
Gilbert Plains
Stor
Brown
Provincial briefs reflect shrinking leagues and local notices
Minnedosa reports the Big Six hockey league down to a Big Three after Killarney withdraws with potential talks of Dauphin, Yorkton, and Melville forming a Big Four. Rivers Gazette notes a 123-foot water tower with six four-foot letters. Dauphin mayor William L. Bullmore will retire at year end. Portage diaries recall 1895 Maonic Lodge event with road delays. Portage Industrial Exhibition dates likely set after October Western Canada Fairs Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa
Manson
Killarney
Saskatchewan
Dauphin
Yorkton
Melville
Rivers Gazette
Dauphin Herald
William L. Bullmore
Bullmore
Anla Maynes
Harrowby
Portage
Western Canada Fairs Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Dr. Roche
W. J. ‘Thompson
Marquette
Russell School
Hutchison
McManus
Collinson
Setter
Kelso
McDonald
Alf Clee
Gilbert A
Cope
Russell Agricultural Society
Board of ‘Trade
C.N.R
Dean
Silver Beach
Lee
C. Whitmer
Minnesota
L. C. Boulton
H. S. Rungay
Angusville
Millwood
Silverton
Boulton
Inglis
Eadcliffe
Shellmouth
Gwen Bennett
Rivers W
Rcaf Command
Ron Tuckwell
CWA
Fouillard
Foxwarren
ST. Lazare, Man
Ye Blood Bank
Cemeree
John Deere Thresher
McCormick-Deering Thresher
E. C. Shepherd
John Deere
Birlle
DD. GM
Lane
Masonic Lodge
F. Clement & Sons Lid
Cars & Trucks
Minneapolis & Case Farm Machinery
Russell, Man
Brandon
Portage le Prairie
Saskatchewan Avenue
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