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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 1948

Page

2

Wolverine House and the Rise of Marchwell Chronicle

The article recalls Wolverine Hill and the Wolverine House settlement near Marchwell, detailing its store, mail forwarding, and Royal North West Mounted Police presence. It chronicles early homesteaders, explorers, and ephemeral farming ventures, with rail survey plans, local legends, and the district’s later decline as settlers moved on.

Pelly Royal North West Mounted Police Ottawa Arthur P. W. Coldsmid Herbert R. Vyvyan Woverine Farming and Trading Company Wolverine House Farming Company Goldsmid Vyvyan North West Major Boulton Flynn Flint Wolverine Rendall Bennetts Ayreshire Scotland Power Erie Leas Lochwood Henry” Cooper MacDonald Aberdeen Frank L. Hart Canada Fred Doehering Bismark George Veal James Henry Austin Liverpool Marchwell Donnelly Wolverine Creek Frank Petch Loptin Hunt Tillier England Robert Bertram Ontario Hart Manitoba Amos Trego Johnsons Denmark Langenburg Horatio Mea. Hows J.P Wallace Meosomin Assiniboine Marquette Fort Fellly Bran Gon Fort Fillice Pictur Manitoba North Western Railway Harrowby Stewart Blaise McCallum Russell James Kippan Spy Hill

Newfoundland Salmon Rivers Untapped for Tourism

Newfoundland remains largely undeveloped as a tourist region with 104 unscheduled salmon rivers highlighted as potential attractions. The note points to extensive river access and possible fishing and wilderness heritage draws for visitors, pending development plans and infrastructure support.

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Vancouver or Bust across Canada lacks a real highway

Time magazine notes the lack of a modern Trans Canada Highway. Only a fraction of the miles are paved. snow blocks Rockies passes in winter. Ottawa vows a dominion provincial highway conference to share costs and map a cross Canada route.

Canada Rockies Ontario Dominion Ottawa British Columbia Byron Boss”) Johnson Otawa Regina Calgary Vancouver Yellowshead Pass Crowsnest Pass

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