The Russell Banner publication and pricing details
The Russell Banner indicates it is published every Thursday from its Main Street office in Russell. Subscription rates are 250 per year within trading areas, 9.00 outside the district, and 350 per year. The paper is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Division, CWA, and is listed as second class matter by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada. Publishers EC Sanderson and H M Rutar.
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Russell
Puonenea
Main Street
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Ian In
Manitoba
CWA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
EC. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Game Season Dates and Local Milestones Through Time
A digest from Russell’s past notes outlines 1900 game seasons and school reopening details, with decades spanning 1900 to 1945. It mentions deer and ducks seasons, Shellmouth river concession, local building activity, golf, school openings, war memorials, horticultural prizes, and town policing updates. The item preserves names, places, and events such as Russell, Winnipeg, Brandon shows, and local officials.
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Sutherland
What Makes a Better Town A newspaper view on progress
A rural weekly argues that no town is inherently better than another and progress comes from resident initiative and opportunity. It cites neighboring towns improving through will and industry, urging communities to harness local effort and print urging progress. The piece stresses towns must advance or risk falling behind, with the local paper leading the way.
Rossburn School District expands to fourth high school room
Rossburn trustees rent extra space to open a fourth high school room for Grades IX and X, aiming to serve both resident and non resident pupils. Neepawa council reaffirms parking meters. A thunderstorm at Binscarth damages CPR telegraph wires and hits a worker. Oil drilling prep begins near Cache Lake two miles north of Blue Lake. Dauphin will not join western fairs B circuit for another year after Saskatoon meeting.
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Rossburn
Board of Trustees
Neepawa
Binscarth
CPR
Geo. Caugher
Grandview
Cache Lake
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve
Blue Lake
Dauphin Herald
Dauphin
Saskatoon
Automatic Heart Beater Latest Electronic Device
A new device called an electric pacemaker keeps the heart beating longer than prior methods. Two chest electrodes deliver a controlled current to steady rhythm, with physicians monitoring and removing support as the heart resumes function.
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Pharmaceutical Information Bureau
Health League of Canada
Can Be Healthy or Hazardous Dieting Featured in Health Magazine
AHealth Magazine article by A Corinne Trerice advises dieting is simpler when reducing food quantity without changing quality or variety. Limit overweight only under medical guidance, emphasize a balanced diet, and note scurvy’s historical link to lack of fresh produce and its decline with vegetable intake.
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Health Magazine
The
Health League of Canada
Corinne Trerice
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Russell Banner
Shellmouth
W. P. Spooner
Mr. Spooner
Silver Creek
W. Crerar
D. Welles
H. Cochrane
R. J. Coulter
Jos. A. Callin
W. McFarlane
Gordon Kippan
Russell School
W. L. Campbell
G. L. Stuart
Moulson
Cumming
King
J. Houston
Kippan
County of
Hedrick Peddie
Lawrence ‘Skeoch
Winnipeg
G. R. Keating
Finlay Bros
Catherine May Whitmer
Charlie Keating
B. J. Hales
Manitoba Volunteer Reserve
B. Bradley-Hunt
Dropmore
R. Cammidge
Inglis
W. McCay
Angusville
R. C. McLennan
Russell and
Angusvile
R .G. Ledingham
George Knight
A. G. Smellie
Geo. A. Allen
J. E McNeill
W. Hancock
H. R. Dicketts
R. C. Smellie
R. G. Ledingham
Russell Town
RCM
S'Cmsibe
Headingly
Hryhorczuk
Nore
Fouillard
Foxwarren
ST. Lazare, Man
Blood Bank
Drewrys
Miss Trerice
John Deere
McCormick-Deering Thresher
E. C. Shepherd
Man
ANNAY
Goodyear
F. Clement & Sons Ltd
Cars & Trucks
Minneapoli
Case Farm Machinery
Russell, Man
Lhbousy
EMCO
Mpire
Mig
Westwood's Hardware
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