Russell Banner publication details and notices
The Russell Banner announces Thursday office availability and pricing within the trading area with outside district and Canada rates. It lists E C Sanderson and H M Rutar as publishers and notes postal authorization as 25 second class matter by the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wi Ne Association
Aa Nens
Post Office Department
Ottawa
E. C. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Weekend Visits Spread Across Foxwarren Yorkton and Beyond
Misses Isabelle Kleebaum Martha Borkotsky of Foxwarren and George Pitts of Yorkton spent the weekend visiting at their respective homes. Mr and Mrs G Kleebaum with Lilian and Isabelle visited Pat Saltroats on Sunday. Mr C Hart with Mr and Mrs W Rawlings and Betty of Dropmore visited the Bird home. Garfield McCann has been a patient at Sacred Heart hospital for over a week and is wished a speedy recovery. Ray Bird of Gimli is on two weeks leave at home. Miss Patricia Pagan has accepted a position in Russell. Mr and Mrs Arthur Leech of Winnipeg were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs W Pagan. Mrs Kris Kentel spent Saturday at Yorkton. Mr and Mrs A Marshall and Allan spent Sunday at Langenburg.
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Isabelle Kleebaum
Martha Borkotsky
Foxwarren
George Pitts
Yorkton
Patricia Pagan
Russell
Arthur Leech
Winnipeg
W. Pagan
Kris Kentel
A. Marshall and
Allan
Langenburg
Mrs Sopp and Frank Sopp Visit Smith Family
Mrs Sopp and Frankie Sopp visit the home of Mrs Sopp's son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs H F Smith. Mrs A Turta leaves Saturday for Saskatoon to spend two weeks at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Phil Grosse. Miss Irene Robb and Laurence Robb of Russell spent the week
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Mrs. Sopp
Frankie Sopp
Harvest Home Service Set at Dropmore Hall
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs W R Robb and Mr and Mrs W M Rawlings with Betty. A harvest home service is planned at Dropmore hall on Sunday September 30 conducted by Dr W Rothwell of Inglis.
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W. R. Robb
W. M. Rawlings
Betty
Victor Birdst Eadcliffe
Dropmore Hall
W. Rothwell
Inglis
Baker and Halliday families host and visit in Vista area
Mr and Mrs Robert Baker and family spent two weeks with Walter and Dick Baker and then left for home on Monday. Walter accompanied Robert to Alida Sask to visit Melvin and Mrs Ham. Mrs Park of Saltcoats Sask spent last week with Vic and Sack Halliday. Wilfred Elders from Rivers visited his mother Mrs Sack Halliday. Willis Stitt stayed last week and returned to Winnipeg with his mother and sister. Reita will attend United College next year. Cam Halliday of Brandon visits Vic and Mrs Halliday. Penstock of Estevan arrived to teach high school. Harvey Hamilton and family were in Russell visiting Rutherford Ratcliffe and Mrs Flynn at Angusville. Viola Hamilton of Shoal Lake visited her parents. Dane McIntyre of Russell visited Harvey Hamilton Thursday.
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Robert Baker
Walter
Dick Baker
Walter Baker
Robert
Alida
Sask
Melvin Ham
Park
Saltcoats
Vic Halliday
Wilfred Elders
Rivers
Sack Halliday
Willis Stitt
T. M. Ratcliffe
Flynn
Angusville
Viola Hamilton
Shoal Lake
Dane McIntyre
Russell
Harvey Hamilton
World of Wheat contest honors threshing care
The North Dakota Agricultural College sponsored a barley threshing contest funded by the Midwest Barley Improvement Association. Jack Wilcox of Buffalo, North Dakota, won with only 0.1 percent skinned and broken kernels, while another entrant reported 13.8 percent damage, leading to a 12 cent per bushel discount.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Midwest Barley Improvement Association
Jack Wilcox
Buffalo
North Dakota
Anguscville Visitors and local family notes collage
Anguscville notes record social visits among Garnet Taylors Rinns Chuchmucks Anguses and Forshaws with trips to Winnipeg Fort William and Brandon plus a funeral tribute for Mrs Buchanan The piece lists weekend guests at Sandy Lake Russell and others and cites school enrolment and a safety notice about boiling water before drinking.
Fifty Years Ago Highlights From Russell Chronicle
The September 1901 issue notes an increase of 17 names in the Russell voters list and reports the largest oats yield on Dr. Barnardo's Industrial Farm at 48 bushels per acre. Prairie chickens open season with a limit of 100 birds per season and 20 per day.
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Russell
Barnardo
Industral Farm
Local notes from past decades and farm grants
A compilation of snippets from past issues includes a 1991 report of Mr. L Glasman losing horses after they broke into a rye bin, church renovation at the United Church, memories of St Johns An lien Church relocation in 1996, notes on early Wright family settlers, and a 1941 feature of oversized pumpkins and a large community party for two local boys with gifts from Bud Rea.
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L. Glasman
United Church
Methodist Church
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Binscarth Memorial
Lon McAllister
Preston Foster
Nancy
Rio
Jane Powell
Ann Sothern
CNR
Pastensi
H. G. L. Strange
Garnet Taylor
Jay
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Jim Angus
Angus
W. Rinn
W. Morrison
Shellmouth
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B.C
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Richard Bayack
Penny Nicol
Eugene Collin
Jackie Stephanishyn
Corrne Chuchmuch
Ricky Downey
PulGiow
W. Ledingham
T. Hill
Silverton
F. ¥. Newton
Dr. Roche
G. A. Grierson
Peter Hyde, Snr
D. C. Stewart
R. W. Beveridge
Bard
G. C. Gibbs
Treas
J. L. Turnbull
T. A. Crerar
W. J. Sharman
Board of Trade
Russell Rural Municipality
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Assiniboine River
J. Devlin
John Albert Chittick
Alvin Florence Thomas
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Marquette
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Progressive
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United Farmers of Manitoba
Labor
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Deering
Ford Tractor
E. C. Shepherd
Service Russell
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Anglo- Canadian Oils Limited
Millwood
Wilfred Thickett
T. A. Russell
Jim Russel
Wright Family
Calgary
Banner Office
Tony Drosdoski
Otto Seifert
Lance Emdr
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E. Cochrane
R. Kennedy
Virtue
R. Leighton
Bud Rea
Stari
Holiday
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Royal Bank OF Canada
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