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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
2
The Russell Banner is a weekly Manitoba newspaper published every Thursday. Editor and publisher Cecil Sanderson leads the publication for readers of Russell and surrounding areas.
The Silverton Women’s Missionary Society installed 1946 officers led by president Mrs. W. M. Cochrane with vice president Mrs. S. R. Vincent and secretary Mrs. Earle Keating. Treasurer Mrs. J. C. Rutherford and other roles listed. services conducted by the central WMS group.
Peddie of Portage la Prairie attends a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. W Reid. Harvey Hyde on discharge leave from the Navy vacations at his home. Don Keating from United College Winnipeg returns for holidays. Mrs Kennedy Sr returns for the winter. Miss K Whitmer visits sister Dorothy at the Broadfoot home. Miss Joan Hughes of Emerson is a holiday guest at the Keating home.
Thousands of farmers in the Prairie Provinces use the Crop Testing Plan to confirm true-to-variety wheat and avoid costly mixtures. Farmers send a small sample to Winnipeg or hand it to an Elevator Agent. a report arrives next Fall with name, address, and variety details.
A long range aviation navigation aid called Loran is described by S. S. Stevens of TC A. The system uses two ground transmitters to measure radio wave travel times to an aircraft on which fixes are produced well over eight hundred miles by day and over 1400 miles at night with sub celestial accuracy. The name Loran comes from Long Range Navigation and the method is explained with photos of the mechanism and a TC A Lancaster in flight.
Michael Katchen of Angusville Manitoba applies for a beer license under the Government Liquor Control Act 1928 for premises Lots Ten to Twelve Block One Anglusville Townsite Plan 988 to be called The Angusville Hotel. Objections may be filed within ten days of the Gazette issue with hearing to follow in Winnipeg. Dated December 14, 1945.
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