The Russell Banner Publication Details
The Russell Banner appears weekly at its Main Street office in Russell. Annual subscription prices are $3.00 within trading areas and higher outside the district. The paper is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Division, and is authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department in Ottawa. EC. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar publish the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Main Street
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba
C.wn.a
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
Five Years Ago Highlights and Local Notices
A collage of short historic notes from August across years 1900 to 1940, including cattle shipments by H A Mullins from W Anderson’s farm, a forming town chess club led by Johnson Kinnaird McCallum Clark and McIntyre, recent hotel lease, prize rifles at Silver Creek, and upcoming creamery site purchase by Smellie Bros. Ltd. plus grain elevator work, battalion joinings, and rural road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Mullins
W. Anderson
Messrs
T. G. Johnson
David Kinnaird
Robert McCallum
Clark and McIntyre
Fort Ellice
Smellie Bros. Ltd
C.N.R
Grain Growers Grain Co
Lieut. Wilson
Geo. Jenkins
J. McAndrew
Sid Temple
Geo. Ringshaw
J. F. Bellamy
A. £. Eardley
79Th Battalion
Brandon
Don't be a Litterbug campaign urged for cleaner roads
Wildlife Crusader promotes a sustained summer campaign to curb roadside trash in Western Canada. With support from Game & Fish associations and provincial authorities, the effort rejects sole cleanups in favor of long term public awareness and a sticker program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandad
Forestry Association
Western Canadian Press and Radio
Boy Scouts
Chambers of Commerce
Manitoba
Dept. of Publicity
South Carolina
Nebraska
Indiana
Game & Fish
Manitoba Federation of Game & Fish Associations
Canada
Provincial Briefs Highlight Regional Infrastructure Moves
The Mavor Gazette reports River council agreed to extend water and sewer lines west and east along Second Fourth and Third avenues pending property owner consent and engineer approval. Reston records grain delivery limits due to storage and rail car shortages. Altona doubles realty assessment to 185,480 with taxes based on 1956 rates. Jessie Fraser leaves for Seaforth to live with sister Mrs Bell after selling her house to Dr. Welsh. Clear Lake park attendance soars with 52,659 vehicles and 170,504 passengers in July, up from 1954. Killarney opens town water system. Portage dam irrigation study linked to North Dakota flood control. Virden council halves speed limit to 20 mph with stiffer fines. by-law planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavor
Second, Avenue West
Fourth Avenue West
Third Avenue East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
EC. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Robert Kippan
Shosl Lake
Barnes
Winnipeg
Queen's Hotel
Silver Creek Rifle Association
John McKay
H. B. Gray
P. L. Hyde
D. M. Broadfoot
Theo. S. Clarke
Jas. A. Kippan
Walter Needham
Toronto
T. Hill & Son
Binscorth Agricultural Society
Silverton
D.C. Stewart's
Russell Hungry
Oats
Sam Hackman
R. J. Coulter
J. L. Davidson
L. M. Roberts
F. Kleebaum
H. Cochrane
R. Rannie
R. Calvert
Hertlein Bros
L. Wolfson
George McDonagh
L. G. Swind
Binscarth
Ivor A. Norris
Christ Church
Endcliffe
G. Gunn
Roy Robb
Gunn
U.G
Col
HL. A. Mullins
Senate
Shoal Lake
Robert Peden
Angusville
Elmer Shepherd
Mike Gallant
Bank of Montreal
Bissett
Tom Todd
Japan
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
Camry Dee
Manitoba Power Commission
Hydro
Reston
Altona Echo
Altona
Pinscarth Express
Jessie Fraser
Seaforth
Ont
J. L. Bell
Welsh
Minnedosa
Riding Mountain National Park
Clear Lake
Killarney
Portage
Souris River
North Dakota
Virden Empire Advance
Virden
Fouillard
Wen
ST. Lazar, Man
John Deere
McCormick-Deering Thresher
E. C. Shepherd
CKRC
On News Room
Elsons
RCAF
Ido
Peper
Hee
Cere
Fao
Aprenen
Smart Improdctora
Bas Wien
Anne
Troyer
Ress
Atlon Ckxl
Cals
Eatonton
Tod Ports Decor
CFOB
Fort France
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