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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
2
The Russell Banner invites readers to submit local items such as elopements deaths marriages births visitors guests relocations fires accidents home purchases businesses prizes awards speeches or other happenings. The note references public rates and aims to publish all the news all the time while recalling London s Crystal Palace fire as a historical example.
The piece traces Christmas adornment from ancient tree origins in 1st century B C to German and British influences, noting holly, mistletoe bans, and the rise of poinsettia as decoration. It references T. Chappell, Winnipeg, and Canadian railway context, ending with a reflective La Rochefoucauld maxim on the season's end.
Enquiries at the Experimental Farm Branden indicate infectious bronchitis is causing serious losses in poultry flocks across the Province. The disease attacks the respiratory tract, spreads rapidly, and has no vaccine or cure. Control relies on fresh air clean quarters isolation and careful handling to prevent spread. a later note reports Gates Fahnestock’s suicide after hospital stay for heart disease in Brooklyn.
H Clee writes in The Banner defending his earlier letter about the first minister of the Province. He counters Bees misreading and mispremises, clarifies no complaint about youths, and thanks the Editor for Banner’s service to town and district.
A letter from H E Woop Assistant Director President of the Young Section Agricultural Society applauds the successful course and thanks the officers and president for their arrangements and spirit. The note promises future support from the department. Ottawa coverage notes J G Gardiner minister of agriculture praises curling as a national sport attracting women and youth, brightening winter evenings.
Announcement highlights two popular body styles the deluxe Fordor touring sedan and the Tudor sedan. The design features new front pod headlamp tear drop styling and a focus on beauty and practicality. The Fordor is described as a family touring car with a roomy built in trunk while the Tudor emphasizes power and safety features.
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