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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
1
Unclear fragments indicate a local item involving Fister, Seien, LAPEER 7, and a mission or sent status. Names and places appear partial, with minimal readable context to define outcome or action.
A wedding notice from Brandon reports the marriage of Dickson Murray to John Jotineton Bray at Brandan. The ceremony occurred Wednesday with family and friends in attendance.
Brief readable items show Miga Emily along with Akinson and Russell linked to events at Pascell on September 16. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local notice or social entry involving these individuals.
Local notes report a Birtle exhibition on September 18 with Pauline Johnson talk on September 26 and other community items. Miss Struthers heads to Brandon for studies. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald move into the village. Millinery opening set for Sept 28 29 30. tax and grain markets update. rail and public notices referenced.
The Cattle Breeders Association of Manitoba and Sheep and Swine Breeders Association of Manitoba offered diplomas for top entries in several categories but they arrived too late for the prize list. Diplomas will be awarded at the Russell fall show to best beef bull dairy breed best ram long wool best ram downs boar bacon breed and spry bacon breed. The event occurs Thursday October 5 in Russell.
The completed list of successful candidates includes names across Third Class Part I and Entrance groups with several students achieving standing and some granted permission to proceed with Third Class work. Out of nineteen candidates three failed to achieve standing, all from Third Class.
The Sunday event will follow usual services at Shellmouth Asessippi and Grainsby with hopes parents attend to back the superintendents and teachers. About 7000 schools nationwide join the Presbyterian Churches on the 24th for the same service. Harvest decorations and special hymns will grace the Shellmouth festivals with Ladies Aid organizing at each church. Manitoba expresses gratitude to God for abundant crops and harvest blessings.
Fragments describe farmers in the district turning to stock and poultry preparations for an upcoming fair. The report notes variable yields, some yet-to-be-clarified money matters, and a mention of sportsmen and ducks. Details are garbled and unclear.
The piece notes Miss Hendry of Winnipeg’s Children’s Home visiting the Asessippi district. It mentions chicken shooting, rain delaying threshing by Johnston Bros. and R. H. Keay, and plans for Children’s Day on September 24 with a special service and Sunday school collection. A critic’s muddled aside appears but adds no clear fact.
Heavy rains slowed harvest operations over several days but did not cause material damage. Farm activity faced delays while crops and fields remained intact, with no reports of losses or structural harm. Weather impact noted across farming districts with no further incidents.
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