Russell Banner Office Ad Details and Publication Info
A fragment from The Russell Banner lists office location on Main Street Russell and payment details for ads. It mentions authors or staff such as Jom Wiese and publishers Sanderson and M. Rutar and notes second class mailing by the Department.
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Russell
Main Street
Ading Ares
Fifty Five Years Ago News Briefs From Dec 13 1900
A digest of historical notes from 1900 to 1945 covers Sergt. A. J. Vinnell returning from South Africa and posting at Winnipeg barracks, Hamburg Mfg Co employing 200 in the bush, and letters from South Africa. Later items summarize prize lists from 1905 seed grain show, masquerade carnival winners 1910, curling and educational society events 1915, Bermuda trip prize for W. McMurray 1920, and agricultural society officers 1830.
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A. J. Vinnell
Royal Canadian Dragoons
South Africa
Fred
James
Winnieg Baracks
Hamburg Mig. Co
Whest
J. H. Farthing
T. J. Scott
E. Moore
R. W. Pattarson
George Ledingham
Miss Sharman
F. Matheson
Caister
de Balinhard
W. Yeates
W. McMurray
Manufacturers
Life
Bermuda
Russell
Russell Hospital
L. V. ‘Smith
Work worries and health risks in hazardous jobs
Worries at work whether domestic financial or social can endanger workers handling machinery chemicals or other hazardous materials. Family troubles may distract and lead to serious results. Discussing problems with a trusted friend or employee counselor or family doctor often helps.
Idealist versus Realist in Manitoba municipal debate
At the Union of Manitoba Municipalities convention six hundred delegates debated two issues. A proposed provincial curb on Hutterite colony expansion sparked clashes between idealists who demand freedom and realists seeking practical limits. A separate push favored legalized hospital funding via gambling, backed by majorities despite warnings of past economic harm.
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Union of Manitoba
Manitoba
Alberta
Wheat acreage debate looms at International Wheat Council
The February 1956 meeting may decide if a broader basis for a new wheat agreement can be reached and whether the United Kingdom will rejoin. The Geneva conference rejected binding signatories to fixed wheat acreages, urging each government to set its own policy while Western Canada weighs potential acreage limits amid a surplus.
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International Wheat Council
United Kingdom
Canada
Prairie
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Russell Banner
Sanderson
M. Rutar
Publishers
C. Thom
J. McDonald
J. Allen
W. Thom
Lefer
Foster
Cameron
Douglas
Swallow
Kippan
Stewart
Atheson
Stanley
Maher
McIn‘yee
McKinnon
Mutual Improvement Society
Tod
the Agricultural Society
Folowing
James Rea
M. Coulter
E. S. de Balinhard
H. R. Barry
H. Hembrott
C. “Mc.Donald
L. M. Roberts
Jack Dunn
H. McLennan
J. Peddie
J. "Thickett
J. A. Glen
Silver Creek
David Dunn
G. Gibbs
Foxwarren
Matheson
Page
Anderson
Adolph
T. Hembrott
L. Hembroff
Clement
Calvert
Frank Matheson
Ted Langford
James Thom
R. C. Smellie
Marelle Leifer
Bill
Snooky
Ward
Bob Smellie
Vera
Childen
Power Commission
Dr. Brownlee
Larry Langford
Geo. Man
North Oaey
Red Cross
Meadows
Dick Cochrane
C. Ridge
C. Clivey Boulton
Macleods, Russell
Mom
Dad
Ron TV
CWNA
Uckwell
Assilimar
Alaner
PLE Grain Company
United
Iar
D Mining & Séeltin
J. Westwood
H. Lorimer
M. J. Sirnick
Camaos
Angusville
Inglis
Russell Co-Op