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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
5
A compact classified ad listing multiple items for sale including a 6-volt wind charging light plant with battery wires bulbs and contact Gus Geib Endcliffe phone 260-82 next to additional sales notes for white faced bulls a 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe a Deere tractor and other farm goods. Also an in memoriam note for Birston with a loving family remembrance.
The General Assessment Roll for 1950 has been deposited in the Secretary-Treasurer’s office and will be open for inspector for fifteen days. Those wishing to complain must lodge at least ten days before the sitting of the Court of Revision. The council will sit as a Court for Revision at 1 PM on Friday October 28 at the Secretary-Treasurer’s Office in Inglis Manitoba. Dated September 12, 1949. J. C. Smith Secretary-Treasurer RM Boutton.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zimmer on the birth of their son. Mrs. L. Zimmer's mother Mrs. Anderson of Stratton Ontario is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. L. Borkofsky visited their daughter Mrs. Bert Draper in Lenore Manitoba. Mike Peatz was suddenly ill and taken to hospital. Miss Abe Schwalm has taken a position in Russell.
Angu sville residents host guests from Vista Winnipeg and Russell while others travel to Dauphin and St Boniface hospital. Reports note no rain at Gilbert Plains or Grandview and a difficult road between Russell and Angusville. Messages send sympathy to Mrs Coulter of Russell and relatives after a bereavement.
A Creemore Ontario Star ad lists odd vehicle notes under Cars for sale including an 1847 Chev aeoach and a 1646 Ford sedan. Port Credit Weekly reports Rose Mary Shackleton broke her arm after riding pony bareback and falling from a porch at home.
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