Russell Banner Publication and subscription rates
The Russell Banner published weekly on Thursdays at Main Street Russell Manitoba lists subscription rates payable in advance. Rates are 250 per year within the trading area, 3.00 outside district, 350 per year outside Canada. The paper is a member of CWNA and CWNA Manitoba Division and is authorized as second class by Canada Post. Publishers C. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar.
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Rameell Banner
Thurvaay
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
CWNA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Russell School Opens Under Blackwell as Principal
Sh GUDe notes from August 1901 report the Russell school opening Monday with Mr. Blackwell as principal, assisted by Miss Baird and Miss Lee. Miss McCluery of Winnipeg accepted a bookkeeping position at Smellie Bros. & Co.. thirty-one cattle cars left Rush Lake, the largest shipment from Assiniboia, bought by Mullins and Wilson from the Canadian Land and Ranch Company.
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Russell
Blackwell
Baird
Lee
Lifeline links and memories in a world of conflict
The piece recalls Suez Canal memories from wartime Canada with vivid scenes of local life and global tensions. It notes the canal’s strategic role for Europe and the Orient, reflects on amateur status in sports, and endorses Lord Alexander’s idea to open the Games to both amateurs and professionals.
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Middle East
Reas
Suez Canal
Nor Deutscher Lloyd
Bronje
South Africa
St. Helena
Japan
Great Britain
Canal
Big Ditch
Europe
Orient
Lord Alexander
Civil defence brief on nuclear fall out and shelter needs
A civil defence piece explains fall out from nuclear weapons, especially the hydrogen bomb, and outlines its four characteristics blast heat flash immediate and residual radiation. It stresses shelter as the only safety, notes plans exist to protect communities, and calls for widespread study and action to implement them despite fearsome risks.
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Canada
Manitoba Plans Support for INCO North Country Project
The Manitoba government pledged full support for developing International Nickel Company holdings at Monk and Mystery Lakes in the north. Premier D. L. Campbell said two options were under study: licensing INCO to build a power site at Grand Rapids on the Nelson River or the province constructing its own plant. If INCO proceeds, a $150 million development and a new townsite could emerge, likely housing 15 000 residents with significant growth beyond Flin Flon.
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Manitoba
International Nickel Company
Monk
Mystery Lakes
D. L. Campbell
Manitoba Legislative Assembly
Moak
Inco
Grand Rapids
Nelson River
Monk Lake
ANCO
Flin Flon
Shea's Brewery Appoints New Board And Officers
Mr Frank J Schlingerman announces Shea's Brewery Limited new board and officers. Jabesate becomes vice president in charge of brewery operations. Mr Labatt, a fourth generation brewer and graduate brew master, joins as an officer. Schlingerman previously led Krewel Brewing Co Ltd as president and GM.
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Frank J. Schlingerman
Intp
New Duai Shea
Rinaiey Brewery Limited
Jabesate
Rup. Schlingerman
Labatt
Himslf
Schlingerman
Krewel Brewing Co Ltd
St A
Northern pulp mill project eyed for Grand Rapid site
Mr. Campbell stressed the power issue affects more than INCO as the Department of Industry and Commerce led by Hon. F. L. Jobin negotiates pulp and paper mill construction in the Nelson basin near Grand Rapids. He urged against exclusive power rights to aid northern development.
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Campbell
Inco
Department of Industry and Commerce
F. L. Jobin
Nelson Basin
Grand
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Assiniboine
J. Holmes
The
Methodist
J. Chapman
Shoal Lake
G. A. Grierson
Minnedosa
A. S. Crerar
Binsearth
Frank Simpson
Grierson
Russell School
Plewes
Thompson
Sinclair
Church
Harper
Ross
Tinker
Col. Mullins
L. C. Boulton
Major Taylor
Brown
Millwood
Harrowby
May Matheson
Ruth Swain
Harry Matheson
Geo. Cartwright
Marjorie Maynes
Liesel Fuhr
Mr. Fargey
Geo. Pringle
L. J. Carr
W. Fenton
E. Yoxall
H. Greenberg
Rossburn
Elks
W. B. Amos
Toronto Conservatory
Molly Mather
Mary Thom
Mildred Houck
Grand Central Hotel
Gilbert
Bert Anderson
Grasby
B” Company
Manitoba Volunteer Reserve
Wm. Yeates
Norman Young
Ron Tuckwell
C.W.N.A. Corre
Shamateurs
Civil-Defence Belo
North Country
John Labatt
Ray Schlingerman
California
Wee TU
Marquette
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