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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 19, 1937

Page

3

Manitoba Migratory Birds Regulations Summary Outlined

The National Parks Service released this year’s Migratory Birds Regulations for Manitoba. It covers open and closed seasons by region, bag limits for Ducks Geese Rails and Coots and Wilsons Snipe, gear restrictions, habitat bait rules, sunrise and sunset shooting limits, and penalties up to three hundred dollars or six months in jail for violations.

National Parks Service Department of Mines and For Resources Ottawa Manitoba Alterey

Riding Safely A Guide For Young Bicycle Riders

An Ottawa Journal column urges boys and girls to ride bicycles safely and responsibly. It emphasizes obeying traffic laws, using signals, staying close to the curb, and avoiding two riders on one bike. It links safe biking to responsible future car driving and civic trust.

Mons Rome

Winnipeg Test of New Auto Trailer Opens Future Routes

A Manitoba premier and cabinet officials witnessed Western Canada’s first auto trailer test by Canadian National Railways in Winnipeg. Passengers rode a flexible allway passenger unit to various city stops and back, signaling future regular service within days. A freight unit is already in operation in Saskatchewan.

Canada Winnipeg West Canadian National ‘Railways Manitoba Winnipes St. Boniface Wonnipes. Board of Trade Transcona

Company Builds Employee Homes Under Dominion Housing Act

McCormick's Limited of London Ontario plans the first unit in a housing project for employees under the Dominion Housing Act. The program aims to supply up to 100 homes, with a target price around 3200 dollars and monthly payments near 25. The five room bungalow offers spacious living and fire resistant construction with insulation and American standard heating. The venture reflects a growing trend of employers expanding welfare by enabling employee home ownership.

Canada McCormick's Limited London Ontario J. W. Moan Wil Sen

Farmers Urged to Hold Wheat for Higher Prices

Midwest Parm Service cites expert estimates of wheat carryover and declining Canadian reserves to argue farmers should delay selling. Analysts warn current levels may not reflect true value, with U S carryover the smallest since World War I and potential higher prices ahead.

Midwest Parm Service Chicago Sinat Food Research Institute Stanford University United States

Royal Commission Appointed to Study Finances of Country

A Royal Commission of Constitutional Inquiry was appointed at Ottawa on Saturday to review finances and the British North America act. It will examine the Dominion provincial relations, revenue sources, taxation structures, and federal subsidies, with municipal finance also in scope. The nine-member panel includes Chief Justice Newton Rowell as chair plus Thibaudeau Rinfret, Joseph W. Dafoe, R. A. McKay, and H. F. Angus, spanning central, maritime, and western regions. The inquiry begins with an organization meeting and will visit provinces before final sittings in Winnipeg.

Ottawa Mackenzie King Winnipeg Free Press Winnipeg R. A. McKay Dalhousie University Halfax H. F. Angus University of British Columbia Vancouver Canada Dominion Winnipes

Time to seed fall rye depends on conditions

Fall rye should be seeded early enough in autumn to ensure six inches of growth for winter protection. Brandon Experimental Farm tests show best grain yields from seedings in the first two weeks of September, with risks noted for very early sowing and October frosts. Insects may delay seeding in grasshopper‑infested areas. Dakota is the most dependable variety for feed. A satisfactory seeding rate is 1½ bushels per acre.

Noig Seeaing Brandon

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