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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1937
Page
4
The Dominion witnesses a rejuvenation of agricultural fairs as youth participation grows through boys and girls farm clubs. Elders mentor, while eager students spark new interest, turning the fairs into a lasting movement driven by youthful zeal and shared learning.
The text details the growth of youth led farm clubs across Canada, highlighting the Dominion Fide club work and its projects in Live Stock Field Crops Livestock and Home Economics. It notes the movement's expansion from home farms to local and provincial stages, culminating in Dominion wide recognition at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto and all-Canada trophies, rejuvenating Canadian agricultural fairs through youth leadership.
The article explains two fermentation stages in making homemade vinegar. It notes possible base materials like apple juice grape juice and honey and outlines converting sugars to alcohol then to acetic acid with proper dilution to manage sugar content.
RH McCallum returned from 1 Brown visited at le home in Solngirth over the week-end. 1 Mine Tess Donan spent the week end at her home in Minnedosa, R. J. Coutts of Winnipeg is reliefing agent at the CNR depot here. Mrs JG. Kippan is visiting her father Mr. a. Waddell at Dominion City. Ewart McDonald and Jas. Kennedy of Angusville left this week for Plin Flon. Mrs HL. Olds and four children of Brandon are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Russell and family visited Dauphin on Saturday. Mrs. EW Robertson and daughter returned from Banff. Congratulations to Mrs. M. J. Cortey of Silverton on her 93rd birthday. Edith Rorke of Minnedosa was a guest of the Mahers. Mrs. Hay Gillespie and others holidaying at the lake. Mrs. Wilcox of Scotland visited the Knights. T. Robertson left for Fort Frances on holiday. Miss Marion Jarvis of Winnipeg spent weekend with Malinsky family. Mrs. Madill and Beryl returned after a holiday at Dauphin Beach. Fish Lake visitors included several others. Dr. and Mrs. Davidson of Winnipeg visited the farmers. F. Hughes and family left for Sandy Lake. Thompson and Kippan families visiting Seamen, Sask. H. B. Whitmore and Wm. Whitmore visited the Astburys. Vets hall praised by visitors. Grand Lodge reports a large turnout. P. W. Pound elected Grand Exalted Ruler. W. G. Ferguson of Minnedosa elected Manitoba Elk president. Fermentation note discusses adding fruit juice to honey for fermentation.
Ads list J Deere binder $125 as is, 7 ft Frost and Wood binder $100, Massey Harris repairs. Dealer J C Smith Inglis. phone gT24. Council to meet August 18 at Dropmoe to examine crew and hear requests. Card of thanks to Girl Guides for fruit during illness.
Mr Edwin Moore and family express gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement, acknowledging the support of neighbors friends and friends.
Mr William McDonald and family thank friends for kindness shown during their recent sad bereavement.
The McKay family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during their mother's long illness and passing, noting thanks for the kindness shown throughout.
A collage of observations extols the potato as a versatile healthful food rich in protein and easily digestible starch. It discusses daily usage for children and adults, puree recipes, and historical spread from Inca origins to Europe and beyond, noting broader wellness themes and a stray ecclesiastical note.
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