Russell Banner publication details and payment terms
The Russell Banner lists Main Street Russell Manitoba as the press address. It notes rain payments in advance at 8.0 per Settee and identifies E. C. Sanderson as editor and publisher. Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
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Russell Banner
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Post Office Department
Ottawa
E. C. Sanderson
Fifty Years Ago Aug 25 1904 School Centralization Move
The Bright side School district plans centralization and closes its school, with about 50 years ago notes from Aug 20 1914 and Aug 25 1904 entries detailing local civic and cultural events and personnel changes.
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Brightside
D. Sparrow
Kingston
Ont
World of Wheat Protects Bins Against Stored Insects
Director of Searle Grain Company outlines a stored grain pest prevention plan. Clean, spray, and weatherproof empty bins. burn caked grain. destroy spilled grain near granaries. spray interior at about 1 gallon per 1000 sq ft and let rest ten days. Treatment costs range 50 cents to $1.50 per 1000 bushels.
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Searle Grain Company
Self cleaning ovens promise easier kitchen upkeep
Manufacturers push automatic self cleaning ovens that burn off food drippings at high heat, locking the door until the cycle ends. New nonstick surfaces and foil liners simplify cleanup, while removable liners and easy access designs reduce brushing and scrubbing for home cooks.
Record Beef Cattle Boost in Manitoba Population Survey
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes a provincial cattle rise to an estimated 1,139,000 head, up 74,000 from June last year. Beef cows reach 814,000, beef heifers 86,000, steers 137,000, and cattle in the Interlake and Carberry Brandon area up 10 percent. Dairy cows hold at 182,000. Regional gains are strongest around Melita Deloraine Boissevain, with broader trend toward western production and the Interlake region.
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Juine
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Melita
Deloraine
Boissevain
Interlake
Carberry-Brandon
Red River Valley
Noteworthy women prove aging does not curb zest for life
The piece highlights elderly trailblazers from journalism and business who defy age. It cites Helen Rubenstein at 90 plus, newspaper figures like Mrs. Case in California, and pioneers such as Jeanette Rothberger, Kate Aitken, Madame Vanier, and Cora Hind. Each embodies continued ambition, education, and public engagement, challenging retirement norms and celebrating lifelong achievement.
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Ise
Los Angeles
Purcell Register
Oklahoma
Spurgeon S. Case
Ellis Island
New York
Romania
Canada
Kate “Aitken
CNE
Government House
Ottawa
Madame Vanier
Emily Murphy
Edmonton
Alberta
Cora Hind
Provincial Winners In 4 H Demonstrations
Demonstration teams from Rosser and Firdale captured championship trophies in the Manitoba 441 club demonstra tion finals held in Winnipeg this week. Shelley Nelson and Debra Manns of Firdale won top places in the junior competition on Monday. Senior winners were Diane Blair and Bonnie Beachell of Rosser. Diane Cornell and Marie Rice of Binscarth took junior runner up, while Marie Blaine and Betty Ann Steer of Stockton were senior runners up. Ten two member teams competed after regional rallies in Brandon Garman Portage la Prairie Dauphin and the Red River Exhibition. The demos build public speaking and demonstration skills to develop poise and confidence.
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Rosser
Firdale
Winnipeg
Shelley Nelson
Debra Manns
Diane Blair
Bonnie Beachell
Diane Cornell
Marie Rice
Binscarth
Marie Blaine
Betty Ann Steer
Stockton
Brandon
Garman
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Red River
Nomination Forms Available For Royal Show Entrants
Nomination forms for live stock entries at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair are mailed to Manitoba exhibitors. Breeders and commercial producers who exhibited last year will receive a form. Others may obtain forms from the secretary of the purebred breed association or the animal industry branch of the provincial department of agriculture. Forms must be returned before September 8. A selection committee will tour the province in late September to review entries. Changes in showing rules include breed classifications by sire breed and age based classes for crossbred steers.
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Toronto
Animal Industry
Royal
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World OF Wheat
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Pat
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Beatrice Craig
Mae
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