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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
4
The document outlines the Accredited Herd system questions and answers, detailing identification, prevention, and eradication of bovine tuberculosis. It stresses cleanliness, ventilation, light, and sanitary premises, with inspectors confirming sanitation before any tuberculin testing. It covers municipal testing, private practitioner testing, and disease transmission to swine and poultry.
Dr William J Cruickshank recounts the Jenner cowpox discovery sparked by a milkmaid remark in Gloucestershire England. Jenner vaccinated James Phipps on May 14 1796 with cowpox material from Sarah Nelmes and soon protected against smallpox, ending a deadly European scourge.
Traders shift profits into cash and buy foreign exchange as they anticipate an internal collapse that could wipe out the mark’s value, signaling high volatility and risk in the currency market.
Government telephones show a modest June surplus while German money held in French banks was withdrawn to dodge confiscation. Jas Stewart and F W Riddell refuse to take control of the Canada wheat board. Miners are offered their former wage scale to return and negotiate a new scale for next spring. Touring motor cars into Canada reach 617 385 units, totaling about 105 million dollars in value.
Sale postponed due to adverse circumstances. Tax sale for the Town of Fus sell will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Council Chamber. Some swaps offered on one year investments. Visit for details.
The Canadian National Railways prepared hundreds of locomotives and tens of thousands of freight cars in Winnipeg to haul Western Canada's 1922 grain crop. If all engines ran, they could pull about 121.5 billion bushels worth of capacity, enough to move roughly one third of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba's crop at once.
Russell Municipality calls for bids to construct a trade crossing across a slough between sections 3 and 34 26 28 west of Woodstock School. Bids due in the Secretary's office by August 15 with work to be completed by August 25.
WANTED caretaker for Union Church with duties starting September 1 1922. For particulars inquire at The Banner Office. Also note a gentlemans rain coat possibly left in a car or belt at the Queen's Hotel during the Russell fair.
The article argues silos modernize eastern and western farming, enabling wintering of cattle on cheap roughages. It notes sunflowers, oats, peas, and corn as key silage crops, with sunflowers topping bulk yield and corn being less reliable. Silage preserves food value, improves palatability, and can cut roughage and grain needs by significant margins.
The USDA estimates birds save farmers about 400.69 million dollars annually by controlling insects. Create bird refuges on the farm with houses, nesting sites, and winter feeding. Keep hunters out and limit disturbances to let the birds thrive and benefit youth through engagement.
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