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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
3
A hockey match and an Elmklub ice event are planned for Tuesday afternoon drawing Elmidad and Endelitte to entertain the crowd. Mrs. A. M. Crerar and her baby girl returned home Saturday after a lengthy visit with relatives in Binscarth.
The Birdtail column reports on the Ranchvale Ladies Aid concert in valley hall, funeral of Mrs Norman Lock in Winnipeg with interment at Rossburn, and a Winnipeg hospital death. It mentions Ukrainian and Polish calendar customs, local travel, a family van under construction, illness notes, a woodlot conversion, and a marriage in Toronto. It also notes hay shortages and a missing pilot Spud Sawehy with local volunteer search efforts.
Alan Sywack is visiting friends and relatives in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs M Wiadka left Saturday morning for Winnipeg where,
A Windsor Ontario community learns of Walter Well's death and funeral arrangements at Killaly Saskatchewan. Walter farmed in the district and last year worked in the east at a motor works. The note conveys sympathy to Charles Nail and family.
Grade III lists Mavis Strugnet and Hilda Thicket with scores 72.9 and 783, plus Clara Spencer 72.9 and Wallis Shaw 68.1. Grade IV shows Raymond Spencer 73.1. Grade V Florence Spencer 80.6. Grade VI Reita Spencer 18.2 and Joan Thickett 77.4. Grade VII Grace Spencer 81.7, Margaret Shaw 77.0, Doris Wood 703. Grade VIII Muriel Thickett 79.9, Harold Ragnall 78.1, Lora Ragnall on.
The national oil sector faces a heavy tax load with at least 200 distinct levies. Taxes apply from field setup to product sales, including crude oil, natural gas, storage withdrawals, and royalties, with severance and proration taxes among them.
The article outlines pollution taxes on refineries and permit fees for pipe mine companies. It notes refiners pay taxes on refined products and pipe lines are taxed on crude shipments, describing the sector’s heavy accounting burden to track taxes owed to governments.
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