The Russell Banner Publisher and Rates Notice
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday at its Main Street office in Russell Manitoba. It is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association. Rates in advance are $2.50 per year for the area and $3.50 outside Canada. EC Sanderson is editor and publisher.
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Russell Banner
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Sanderson
Old Baps and Local Happenings through Dec 1904
A collage of brief items notes W Ledingham's new silent sales displays in his drug store and the Queen of the West Lodge officers for 1905. Recaps from 1914 1924 1934 1944 1954 highlight homestead activity, store break in, window prize, repairs to lines, a Knox United Church blood clinic, and Young Women Club officer slate.
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W. Ledingham
Lodge Queen of the West
SOE
W. Pres
J. L. Clark
Treas
E. M. ‘Williams
Hi. J. Pettitt
G. Betty
J. H. Williamson
T. Calvert
C. Harvey
R. Roger
Doig’s Hardware
Smellie Bros
L. V. Smith
Russell
Knox United Church
M. J. Cooney
A. G. Smellie
Chas. Russell
D. A. Kinney
George Bicknell
Lorne St. John
Jas. Burgess
Lea Margetts
T. W. Shaw
T. J. Brownlee
Miss Perrin
Miss Spencer
Red Cross
Brent Kinney
Larry Barker
Marilyn Craig
Dolores Patterson
Sandra Margetts
Rickey Margetts
Lynne Sparrow
Richard Zwicker
Tod Billingsely
Scott Dreve
Lynne Drever
Marilyn Fenton
Jimmie Kieper
Sys
Jack Dow
Young Women’s Club
R. Wheatley
E. Ferguson
J. McCulloch
Ray Wilcox
C. Russell
Mani cobs Agronomists Conference Deliberates 1965 Field Crop Notes
Rural Scene notes the Mani cobs Agronomists Conference at the University of Manitoba where committees present papers on 1965 recommendations. Proceeds to publish Field Crop Recommendations soon. new grain varieties may appear in February with limited seed. Announces Western Canada Farm Safety Conference in Winnipeg on February 8 1965 and urges caution during holidays.
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University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Farmers Describe This Business Of Farming TV Course
Six Manitoba farmers join Alberta and Saskatchewan operators to share practical advice on swine production corn silage farm family goals and farm records. The CBC prairie network will televise This Business of Farming from January 4 to 8 at 1030 to 1130 daily with specialists from agriculture departments and prairie universities.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
of Agriculture
Canada Department of ‘Agriculture
Prairie Universities
CBC Prairie
Nova Scotia Mining Explored under Government Spur
The article details Nova Scotia and New Brunswick mineral potential, noting heavy exploration since 1968 and government support. It mentions 20 active companies, gypsum plants, quarries, and a Walton barite silver lead zinc mine, with speculation on future oil and shale prospects and a reflective closing analogy to harmony in music.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Brunswick
Bathurst
New Brunswick
Maritimes
Yukon
Department of Mines
Albert County
Moneton
Hillsborough
J. C. Smith
Geolo Mines
Deparent of Lands and Mines
Fredericton
Turner Valley
Alberta
Jand
Canada Gypsum Company
Walton
Yen
Care for Smooth Surface Floors with Two Basic Waxes
Holiday cleaning guidance on smooth surface floor care highlighting two basic wax types polishing and self polishing. Notes on application forms, removal schedules, and cautions for asphalt or rubber tile surfaces. Describes how flooring type and traffic influence wax choice and waxing frequency.
Red Cross Volunteers Aid Disaster Areas Worldwide
In October 2,588 articles of girls clothing and quilts were sent by Red Cross volunteers to Burundi in East Africa. The effort aims to support refugees and disaster areas worldwide with essential apparel and bedding.
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Mantropa Red Cross
Burundi
East Africa
Red Cross Shipments Highlight Manitoba Volunteer Efforts
In November and December shipments totaling 39 008 articles were sent from Manitoba to disaster areas including East Pakistan Beirut Lebanon India Korea and local too the new waxed carton replaced old wooden cases. Mrs K D Barnes notes more women apply to sew and knit. Canada’s natural gas network now exceeds 30 000 miles.
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East Pakistan
Beirut
Lebanon
India
Korea
K. D. Barnes
Red Cross Women's Work Committee
Red Cross
Manitoba
Alberta- Saskatchewan
Montre
Canada
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Dominion Lands Office
Dauphin
CNR
Edmonton
Foxwarren
Minnedosa
Delieper
Clee
Anderson
Fenton
Kippan
Payne
Hembroff
McKinson
Yankoski
Coulter
H. Finlay
R. Page
Lawther
Silverton
Fine Pasteries
Hendly Service
Phil’s Russell
Lace
Mery
DRY Cleaners
Russell, Man
Christ
Kkind
Orla OE
Pat
Legion Club
Russell Community Hall
Santa Claus
The
ST. Regis
Wantaas Sring
Clement’s
Toronto
Clement’s Farm Equipment
Alvin Miller
Parts Department