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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1955

Page

2

Rates and notices in Russell Banner publication

The Russell Banner lists subscription rates payable in advance: 250 per year within the reading area, 3.00 outside district, and 8.50 per year outside Canada. It notes the paper as a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and Manitoba Division CWNA, authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department Ottawa. Sanderson and H M Rutar publish.

Rumeell Publinea Smurs Sefecrpus Reding Canada Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Manitoba CWNA Post Office Department Ottawa EC. Sanderson H. M. Rutar

Historic Russell notes tie in football and fairs

Se OilDow report recalls a hour and a half scoreless Russell versus Boulton game with players Clee Hill Kelso J Thom John Thom Schwalm Matheson Ki Ma daill McKenzie Glover and Griffiths D McDonald M McDonald Patterson McLaughlin McNichol Hackman Patterson McNichol Bailey. Also mentions Murray Gordon hens crate captured, Winnipeg Industrial exhibition winners, and notes on Harrowby Wolverine tennis, railway talks, and regional harvest and fires across Aug 1900 to 1945 summaries.

Russell Boulton Clee Hill Kelso J. Thom John Thom Schwalm Matheson Ki Madaill McKenzie Glover Griffiths D. McDonald M. McDonald Patterson McLaughlin Smith McNichol Hackman Bailey Shellmouth News Murray Gordon East Hill D. T. Wilson George Cartwright Bennie Bros Winnipeg

Senior Weekend at Clear Lake Camp Highlights Youth Work

About 70 young people gathered at the Crawford Park Camp of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co operation on July 1 for the annual senior weekend. Activities mixed camp work with study sessions led by Mrs. K Sisson and Mr. D Meadows. A permanent folk school was discussed, opinions varied. A dock was built, the camp cleaned, and a dance closed the weekend in the pavilion.

Crawford Park Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation K. Sisson Deleau D. Meadows Minnedosa

Social Sense as a Pillar of Civilization and Progress

The text extols social sense as essential to civilization, enabling humane behavior, public service, and a high standard of living. It cites Mill on individual pursuit within societal bounds, notes civilization’s fragility, and claims society provides protection and a stage for self expression through work, art, and profession.

John Stuart Mill

Sterling submachine gun eyed for Canadian infantry forces

Canada considers adopting the Sterling nine millimeter submachine gun after field tests in Korea Malaya and Kenya. Defence officials say Canada aims to secure rights to manufacture through Crown arsenals with Blueprinted parts ready for mass production once licensing is obtained. The weapon weighs six pounds fires 575 rounds per minute and offers reliable performance even in mud sand and freezing conditions.

United Kingdom Canada National Defence Department Korea Malaya Kenya Sterling Ministry of Supply

Canadian car ownership in September 1954

Quick Canadian Facts reports that among every 100 Canadian households, 55 owned cars as of September 1954, indicating a substantial level of personal vehicle ownership across the country.

New Book of Facts Sheds Light on Canada When Released

The 11th edition of Quick Canadian Facts outlines Canada’s growth including farm size rising from 124 to 270 acres and land value jumping from 3500 to 18000. Manufacturing employment grows from 50,000 to 1.3 million as railways expand and wages rise. Canada expects 30 million by 1975 to meet defense needs, and tax outlay nears 7 billion.

AML Noval Scotia George IV Quick Canadian Facts Canada

Modern allergy understood as reaction to inhaled or touched substances

The passage describes how allergy, once known by many names, is now defined as a reaction to substances inhaled, eaten or touched. It explains identifying the offending substance to avoid it and providing treatment to ease the condition.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Russell Banner Harrowby Wolverine F. E. Lee Stern Bounds George McLeod Minniska Russell County Rifle Association Silver Creek Shell River-Boulton Shellmouth Rossburn Russell B Capt. Pollard F. G. Pollard W. Coultis J G. Kippan J. S. Mullin AL. Bonnycastle G. Beamish R. McIntosh O. Allen S. Lawther Chas. Greeley Birtle Jas. Bell W. W. W. Wilson J. P. Laycock George Smellie Silver Beach Wm. Dunn Hembroff JW. Currie Alex Mosoronchoa H. A. Mutins Muriel Fleming Hugh Finlay Shoal Lake Bill’ Anderson Silverton Russell Courteree Green Grassco Ie Oman Robert H. McCallum Knox United Church McCallum Hedrick J. Peddie C.cf Russell Co-Operative Elevator Association R. A. Stevens C. Cooke Seymour’ Stevens R Robb J. Peddie M. Shaw E. Leiter R. Letter E. Madill Alex Simms Russell Meadows Ken Rea Gordon Anderson Albert Angus Jim Angus Pete McKinnon Alex Chesky THE Convarsuren Drewrys Pivas Cemere Clear Lake Camp Social United States Soviet Russia Canadian Railways White House Washington Toronto John Deere McCormick-Deering Thresher E. C. Shepherd Fish Derby Money Sell Game & Fish Association Russell Curling Club Curlo Moffat Westinghouse General Electric Leonard Hydro Brandon Tenth Street Portage le Prairie Saskatchewan Avenue Portage Aven Manitoba Power Commission
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