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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
2
A wide page carries domestic tips from food to cleaning and care methods. It also recounts Shorncliffe Kent’s wartime role and a Hythe ceremony honoring Canadian soldiers with a lasting grave decoration program and choral tributes.
Provincial police warn farmers and merchants in the southwestern area near the border to take caution when cashing cheques for unknown harvesters after several fake cheques passed last year. Suspects fled across the border, and recovery appears unlikely.
Hythe Folke Stone and nearby districts for eleven years have visited Shorncliffe cemetery to decorate graves of Canadian soldiers. The account details this year’s ceremony held on June 22.
The cold dry Canadian winters yield richer thicker fur from chinchilla rabbits and the Department of Agriculture Ottawa distributes a bulletin with raising instructions and registration standards for fancy chinchilla rabbits.
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