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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
2
A historical note describes Parkland area expansion toward open country with ongoing tree removal and calls field shelterbelts into cropping plans. It covers Fraser Valley hay cuts, irrigation, and high fertilizer use amid taxes, plus a suggestion to winter cattle with straw and grain. An annual horticultural show is planned for August 22.
From a clipped newspaper masthead, E Sanderson is listed as Editor and Publisher. The note mentions a salary of 850 per year outside a Canadian service and 29 second class mail authority under the Post Office Department, Ottser, for cash postage payments.
Notes from years ago list small town events. A sidewalk was laid to the Methodist and English courses easing mud. James Rogers plans move to Shoal Lake where he will oversee Smellie Bros. business. Nearby, cattle shipments and local farming activity are recorded, with mentions of community figures and construction in progress.
Edmonton headlines Klondike Days with Gay Nineties costumes and a week of events that draw Dan McGrews and Klondike Kates to the city. From pancake breakfasts by Emile Bezan to raft races on the North Saskatchewan River and a $1,000 gate prize car, promoters aim for wide appeal and sustained tourism, branding Edmonton as Canada’s fastest growing city.
A cheerful guide reviews how sauces and marinades enhance barbecued meats and how to use them without masking natural flavors. It covers marinade versus sauce, basting methods, sugar and tomato cautions, and suggests beef pork lamb and poultry pairings plus an offer of free pamphlets from the Russell Agricultural Office.
A printed feature reviews a book by Thompson on world medical care programs, contrasting views to present both sides. It also sketches a political novel about a private citizen thrust into presidency, highlighting John Tate, an American engineer uniting India and Pakistan, and the sudden rise of John Thatch.
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