Russell Weekly Office Adopts Thursday Publication
The Russell weekly announces Thursday office publication at its Main Street office in Russell. It notes membership in the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Manitoba Division and recognition as second class matter by the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
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Russelwanner
Main Street
Russell
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Slanitoba
CWA
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
Bang's Disease A Threat to Manitoba Milk Supply and Health
A Winnipeg Tribune article outlines Bang's Disease Brucella Abortus as a major risk to Manitoba cattle breeders and the public. It details economic losses from abortions and reduced cattle numbers, human health risks from unpasteurized milk, and the challenge of keeping herds Bang's Disease free amid unregulated animal movement. It notes past isolation of the organism in 1896 and calls for universal public support and strict control measures.
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Bang
Manitoba
Professor Bang
University of Denmark
Jimysosses
Winnipeg
Tribune
Early Seeding To Reduce Stem Rust Losses In Wheat
Manitoba agronomists urged early seeding of wheat to curb rust damage amid a new stem rust race labeled 15B. Field observations show durum varieties like Carleton and Stewart suffered more than rust resistant bread wheats, especially in southeastern Manitoba where a quarter of late-sown crops were severely affected. Plant pathologists warn against assuming past performance. Early seeding and phosphatic fertilizers to hasten maturity are advised to reduce rust losses.
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Manitoba Agronomists’ Conference
Carleton
Stewart
Manitoba
Considerable Wheat Still Unthreshed Across Prairies
Reports from Searle crop correspondents across prairie provinces show 7.2 percent of wheat acreage, about 1,870,000 acres, remains unthreshed. The figures reflect ongoing harvest delays and weather impacts across districts.
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Searle
Prairie Provinces
Old Days IFTY Years Ago January 17 1901 Notes
The issue records deaths and local recollections from Olds Alberta including the death of James Langford a former resident and Civil War veteran. It also lists events from 1908 1911 1921 1931 1941 and 1995 with notes on storms bonspiels school heads and municipal service awards. It preserves a slice of local history across decades.
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IFTY
James Langford
Olds, Alta
C.N.R
George Cartwright
Russell School
Mitchell McIntyre
Grace Robertson
Ivy Hodgkins
Florence Hodgkins
Mary Hi
Frank Highfield
Vivian Thompson
Lorena Adolph
Renee Fox
Shirley Gilmore
Russell
Thom
Robertson
Burgess
Shaw
Storey
Lucas
Currie
Council
Municipality of
Boulton
D. R. McDonald
Grain in Swath Behind Snow Threatens Winter Losses
Provinces report about 30 million bushels of grain left in swaths under snow with Alberta 636000 acres, Saskatchewan 1208000 acres, Manitoba 26000 acres unthreshed. Experts say yield and grade losses should be small if early spring is dry enough to lift and thresh the swath.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Unstable Agriculture Bedevils Prairie Wheat Farmers
The Searle Grain Company reports 1,870,000 acres of unthreshed wheat under snow, about 30 million bushels or seven percent of 1950 production, posing risks if spring is wet. Drought, rain, frost, pests, and diseases threaten yields and incomes. city critics should consider farmers’ hazards before judging prices. The farmer deserves high prices buyers can pay.
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Searle Grain Company
Western
Canada
Medieval market rules limit meat sales by candlelight
A fragment notes precautionary rules in a medieval market, stating meat could not be sold by candle, reflecting regulated trades and safety concerns in the period.
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E. C. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
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Fouilliards’ Implement Exchange
St. Lazare, Man
Binscorth Memorial Theatre
Malaya
Spencer Tracy
James Stewart
William Powell
Betsy Drake
Tech. Mus
Silver Creek
Great Northern
J. J. Hill
Joseph McIntyre
The
Banner
Pres. Ansell
Robin
Russell Unit
Army and Navy Veterans
Pres
L. V. Smith
L. C
J. D. Pink
A. H. Leach
Tod
Wenty
T. S. Brownlee
T. W. Shaw
A. G. Smellie
World of Wheat
Gwyneth Bell
Carberry, Man
V. Bennett
Nurse's
Yorkton, Sask
N. R. Park & Sons Jewellers & Engravers
E. C. Shepherd
John Deere Sales & Service
Russell, Man
Blue Cross
Manitoba Hospital Service Association
Edmonton Street
Jggs
Skeeter
P. Thm
Wally
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ABC