The Russell Banner Publisher Notice and Association Info
The Russell Banner is published each Thursday at its office. Subscriptions are payable in advance per year within the trading ten outside Canada. It is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Division CWNA. Authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department Ottawa Canada. Sanderson and H M Rutar, Publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Ramen
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba
CWNA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Russell’s Scrapbook of Local History Almanac
A historical roundup from Russell recounts notable events from 1904 to 1999 across the region. It lists train runs, weddings, legal changes, council seats, battlefield service, harvest notes, hail damage, school milestones, and war news, highlighting notable residents and local institutions like the Northwestern Business College and Manitoba Pool Elevators.
Burwalde Super Hen and Local Grain Updates
Provincial news notes a farmer raising 500 hens in Burwalde with a two yolk egg first product. Gilbert Plains reports Olli barley at 43 pounds per bushel uncleaned. Rivers yards advance toward diesel power with three large fuel tanks and new service lines. Dauphin grain delivery shows a drop to 879,800 bushels this year from 1,300,000 last year. Weekend visitors mingle during town concerts and shopping after evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingier Progress
P. Dyck
Burwalde
Gilbert Plains
John Gryba
Rivers Gasette
CNR
Rivers
Dauphin Herald
Dauphin
Perpetual Prosperity and the Idea of Work Obligation
The piece argues against annual wage guarantees and perpetual prosperity schemes by tracing the history of perpetual motion ideas. It cites Lord Beveridge warning that guaranteed benefits may erode work incentives, risking forced labor and loss of consumer freedom, leading to a bureaucratic, identityless society. The essay stresses that fundamental human nature and liberty would be compromised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Beveridge
United Kingdom
Thme
Protect New Stored Grain From Infected Granaries
The Department of Agriculture urges farmers to ready granaries before harvest. An entomological survey finds grain insects on prairie farms and lists steps: elevate movable granaries, clean sweepings, repair roofs and vents, apply hydrated lime, spray with pyrenone or lindane, separate seed grain from old grain, avoid overfilling, ensure dryness, and cover concrete floors with vapor barrier paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
F. L. Watters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Sanderson and
H. M. Rutar
B.guldy
CPR
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg Yards
Catherine Agnes Buie
Chas. W. Thom
G. A. Edmison
Grace
Joan B. ‘Thom
W. J. Doig
South East Quarter
Tod
Fred Pollard
Shar
Man and Warington
W. Wilson
C. J. Mickles Law Office
Birtle
C. Teulon
Regina
Angus Moynes
Western Canada
R. Smellie
Northwestern Business College
Russell
Joseph Wishart
MMFE
Great Britain
Germany
France
Britain
Russia
United States
David William Patterson
William Patterson
Shellmouth
P.f.ra
Assiniboine River
Millwood
St. Lazare
Innipeg
Bres
Ittean
Loney’s Cartage
John Deere
E. C. Shepherd
Russell, Man
Fouillard Brothers ST
Pacey’s Store
Wm. Keiewal
Queen’s Hotel
Russeu
Man
Avalon Theatre
Avalon
THEM
Black Horse Canyon
Glenn Miller
Algiers
Russell Motors
Gaz
Mone
G. W. Bicknell
Eadie Fingar
Imperial Oil
Cusitar
Radio Electric
Westinghouse Radios and Sales & Service
Mather’s Meats
DRY Cleaners
John Deere Sales
G. C. Pittet
Mgr
Central Motors
Ford Monarch Sales and Service
Ford
Complete Motor and Tractor Repair Service
Corley
Laminated Rovers
C. Mantie
Prop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!