Mussel Banner Weekly Advertising Details
The Mussel Banner is published every Thursday from its office on Street Itumnell Manitoba. Rates are payable in advance, listed per year for subscribers outside ais and for Meecey Canada. Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association and C. Sanderson and H. M. Butar publish the paper, authorized as second class matter by Ottawa Post Office.
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Grain elevator plan sparks Russell meeting in 1902
A large Foresters hall gathering discussed grain conditions with a majority favoring a farmers' elevator at Russell. Reeves from Russell Silver Creek Shell River and Boulton were tasked to canvass shares of 50 dollars for the project. appointed men listed include E. M. Williams S. Rea W. McKay D. Dunn Fred Vinnell Chas. McDonald and more. A kitchen-chicken capture method was also noted nearby via a door string.
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Left Foot Balance for Women Curlers on the Ice
A vintage coaching piece explains how left foot balance aids the delivery in women curling. It outlines two functions: counterbalancing during the backswing and supporting the body during the forward swing, stressing proper alignment, weight transfer, and the importance of a firm left foot under the body.
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Growing of Unlicer Varieties Sparks Canadian Farm Concern
Agricultural officials warn that producers in Western Canada may be buying unlicensed grain varieties. Canada Department of Agriculture stations compare new Canadian and American cereals, with strict licensing to protect farmer profits and malting markets. The warning highlights US Durum wheat and UM 570 barley crossing the border and the risk to malting barley markets if unlicensed seed is grown. Late in the piece, a perennial safety note urges opening garage doors to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning when starting a car in cold weather.
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