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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

2

Christmas broadcast showcases King George’s call for one family

In a worldwide radio moment on Christmas, King George urges listeners across the empire to unite as one family. He stresses that shared Christian spirit can overcome anxieties and guide nations toward peace, prosperity, and justice beyond private interests.

George Canada India New Zealand England Atlantic Tasmania Quebec Ceylon Empire Khyber Pass Great Bridge Sydney New South Wales Toronto Africa Winnipeg Britain Christendom British Commonwealth of Nations

Barley Prices Gain As Prohibition Ends In North America

Barley demand surges in the United States and across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as prohibition ends. Prices for feed and malting barley rise sharply while No 1 northern wheat and other grains show strong freight-adjusted values. Cattle sales exceed 1933 levels on farm and stockyard activity reflects rising production. A champion sheep carton from Chicago sold for 18.50 per cwt.

United States Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Canada C.W

Dionne Quintuplet Exemptions Boost Tax Breaks

Oliva Dionne of Callander faces income tax papers next year and could add 2000 to exemptions from five daughters each worth 400. His wife and ten children raise exemptions to 6000, likely beyond the farm’s yearly output. An official notes future income may flow to the children under a trust if exhibitions proceed.

Dionne Oliva Dionne Callander Ant

University Scholarships And Coach Lode-Batling Lom Pelion

Fragmentary text discusses 1885 Gull come petition and scholarships of 5000 each under RS McLaughlin. Mentions a nationwide Napoleonic touch mootakickidag competition with General stor ot Ca eget fparsenyegpent. October 1 Nidnght July 31 1855 referenced with entry for competition trust and coach remarks. Includes scattered nonsequitur lines about a hand painted picture and salt yields from seas.

Lode-Batling Pelion Nest Eer Preston Aimee Coe Spa Valond RS. McLaughlin Earsen

Trans Canada Air Derby Proposed by Vancouver Airport Chief

William Templeton, manager of Vancouver airport, proposes a Trans Canada air derby to promote aviation and a future air mail service. The prize is a pot of gold with a silver prize for second. Start in Halifax, pass Eastern Canada and Prairie fields, over Rockies to Vancouver. Officials expect action next spring.

Canada William Templeton Vancouver Templeton Dominion British Columbia Halifax trans.Canada Air Mail Prairies Rockies Pacific Aero Clubs

Makapuu Lighthouse Leads Pacific Power in 1935

Harold D. King notes Makapuu Point light on Oahu coast as the world’s largest beacon, serving trans Pacific liners, navy ships, coastwise craft, and radio aeronautical beacons. The 13 foot tall hyper radiant lamp uses 1,140 drims of hand cut glass and cost a small fortune. It surpasses other lights except Kauila and Faralons in intensity, marking a major advance in Hawaii Territory navigation and future trans ocean air routes.

Sam Francisco Hawaii Unce Sam Pacife San Francisco Harold D. King Hawaii Territory Makapim Point Oahu Honolua United States Hawaiian Transocean Terrtory Far East King Kilauea Point Kaul Pacific Hawai Sgt

George Dollar Coin Planned for Canada Crown Jubilee

A plan for a commemorative George Dollar coin marks the 25th anniversary of King George V's accession on May 6, 1855. The piece would be slightly larger than the So-cent coin, with a face bearing His Majesty, and a minting target of at least 100,000.

Canada George

Doctor Offered Fake Fees for Treatments

A doctor allegedly promised to forge payments of 3 per treatment. The statement appears amid fragmented quotes about happiness, Lightshoes, and India’s 000 animal species, with unclear context and multiple misquoted phrases from the source.

Essay on Australia contest chaired by E B Beatty

LR macgregor announced that E W Beatty of the Canadian Pacific Railway agreed to chair a central committee to pick the best Canada high school essay on Australia for a free trip to the Commonwealth. The panel includes Misa Evelyn MacDonald, J W Dafoe, George Pelletier, Georges Bouchard, Gilbert Jackson, A S Noad and others.

le Devoir Montreal Georges Bouchard Laval University Gilbert Jackson The University of Toronto A. S. Noad McGill University

Handwriting analysis columnist offers readers advice and warnings

A Winnipeg newspaper column on handwriting analysis invites readers to send samples for personalized personality readings. It features an unnamed corresp ondent describing a complex romantic dilemma with a married man and another seeking career guidance toward medicine. The expert warns about trust, hypocrisy, and self interest, urging caution and offering to reveal truths about handwriting.

Dean Cohtem Geto Calege

Not All Together New Chinese System Compared By Travel Writer

The St. Thomas Times-Journal notes that Marco Polo described the Grand Khan's economy centuries ago with paper currency distribution grain and clothing support for subsistence and restraint on exports. The article parallels ancient policy to Roosevelt era New Deal relief farm programs and production control, suggesting no new ideas under the sun.

Roosevelt Marco Polo Desort China Grand Khan Anyather Ador St. Thomas

Relic of Past Ages Unearthed Near Regina

A small wood fragment with distinct tooth marks was found 18 feet underground at John Malach’s farm near Candiac east of Regina. Sent to the University of Saskatchewan the fragment suggests beaver or similar animal inhabited the prairies thousands of years ago. Professor Edmunds dates deposition shortly after or between glacial periods.

Candiac Regina John Malach Department of Geology University of Saskatchewan F. H. Edmunds

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