Langenburg District Forecasts Banner Harvest Amid Busy Threshers
A local note reports Miss March leading a party of sportsmen who enjoyed time in the area and found abundant birds. Threshers are busy preparing machines for a long harvest ahead as wheat cutting reaches about 30 percent. Farmers anticipate a large yield and a record crop while merchants expect strong business. The March Bros and Wells banking venture opens to support the town’s improved economy.
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Miss March
Langenrg
Messrs
March Bros. and
Wells
Torcha Hst
Weather Thermometer at Dr. Home Week Ending Sept 15 1902
The Weather Thermometer section shows readings from Dr. home supplied by William St lawrence Dominion Government Observer for the week ending Monday September 15 1902.
New Elevators Open As Farmers Load Bins in Binscarth
In Binscarth business picks up with two brand new 30 000 bushel elevators ready to take crews. Farmers southeast of town unload a fine new traction engine last week. Names include Matt Scarth Jas Turnbull and Nelsop. T. T. Gadd bought all butter in Smekie Bros store over two days totaling about 5 000 pounds.
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Matt,Scarth
Jas. ‘Turnbull
Nelsop
T. T. Gadd
Dnrice
Smekie Bros
Millwood notices and harvest reports from Millwood and Binscarth
Mr Parker, a former teacher, travels to Worsley while a qualified lady teacher is expected to lead Millwood. Storey threshes stocks. five threshers and one engine head west on a freight train, signaling a strong harvest. Foreign laborers are in demand. Rev Beattie visits Harrowby and Millwood, baptizing two infants, adding two members, and sharing communion. Welsh assists on the Binscarth field.
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Parker
Worsley
Binscarih
Storey
Mr. Beattie
Binscarth
Harrowby
Millwood
Welsh
Local News Highlights in Russell Area Schedule
Local events include Birtle and Russell shows on September 25 and October 7 and 2, with a new safe for the Union Bank being placed. Notables include Fort Pelly visitor Robert Watson, farm notes on harvest, threshing fires risk, and a move to reduce municipal costs through boundary reorganization.
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Union Bank
Robert Watson
Fort Pelly
Reverend Hewitt Preaches at Methodist Church Sunday
The Rev. Horace E. Hewitt will preach at the Methodist Church next Sunday. Subject is Cause and Effect. The Young People’s Fox League meets Friday at 7. fa ne ted iba Sa A.
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Horace E. Hewitt
Young People’s Pox League
Ted Iba Sa
Local Birth Notices from Russell and Rossburn Areas
Born notices announce A DuPre in Russell on Sept 5 for a daughter. John Maxwell Taylor, second son of Robert Taylor, born Sept 6 in Rossburn at age 19 years. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Caré born Sept 11 in Russell at 11 months. Mary Ann McDonald, wife of H C McDonald, dies Sept 11 in Minniska at 43.
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Carr
Russell
Death of Mrs H C McDonald in Miniska
Mrs H C McDonald died after a short illness of heart disease at her Miniska home on Thursday September 11. A Bruce township settler and early Manitoba pioneer she was beloved for her generosity and service. Funeral at Miniska Cemetery Saturday drew a large crowd. survivors include her husband one daughter and two sons.
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H. C. McDonald
Miniska
McDonald
Grain Blockade Forecast Warns of Tougher Shortage
The article warns of a looming grain transport blockade in the province as railways struggle to move 70 to 80 million bushels to the waterfront. رغم elevators and new granaries, preparations remain insufficient for the expected crop surge, urging farmers to stockpile and build storage to withstand a larger disruption than last year.
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C.N. R
Binscarth
Special offer to send The Banner for balance of year
Our statement invites friends to subscribe The Banner for 25 cents for the remainder of the year. The offer aims to extend circulation this month and asks readers nationwide to promote the paper to neighbors. The message stresses that increased support enables The Banner to do more for subscribers.
Loss of infant daughter in Londonderry prompts sympathy
In Londonderry, Mr and Mrs L J Carr mourn the loss of their infant daughter. Reports note agricultural work by Mr Cope showing earlier crop maturity after rolling land post feeder. A Sunday School has opened with classes at 3 pm and a Bible class for adults. Officers elected include Mr AU Mefiensian as superintendent and Mr G A Cope as secretary treasurer. Attendees last Sunday totaled 29 adults and children.
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L. J. Carr
Cope
Au’ Mefiensian
G.,a. Cope
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A.m. Nown
Birtle
Churchbridge
John W. Fraser
Sidney
Mr. Boulanger
Shell River
A. Newton
Farmers Advocate
Cumberland
George McFarlane
Silver Creek
Strathcona
Wm. J. Miller
Selsgirth
John King
St. Anns
Thos. H. Pentland
J. H. Choate
Boulton District
Palmer
Mr. Fisher
Springfield
Man
Geo. Cartwright
Cartwright
John Sacinson
Jas. Nixon
Joseph Peden
Rossburn
Winnipeg
Archie
Ellice
Assiniboine
St. Lazare
Qu’Appglie
W. Gordon
Neepawa
H. A. Mullins
John Brown
Russell and Vicinity
The
Arrow Milling Co
Birtle Station
Bliss Anderson
Sackville
N.B
A. R. Tingley
Anderson
Manitoba
Thos. Allen
Senator Davis
Illinois
Donald H. Gordon
London
John E. Gordon
Elgin and Nairn
N. A. Dyce-Sharpe
Woodfield
Norwood
Barnardo
Victoria
B. C
Sharpe
J. Gordon
Mr. Barber
Barber
Forrest
Ont
John Beattie
D. M. MacKay
Carman Presbyterian Church
Church Notes
Londonderry
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