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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
2
The Russell Banner lists subscription details for members of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association at 150 dollars per year. It mentions Cecil Sanderson in connection with the notice.
The United Farmers of Alberta vote to exit political life marking a historic move after 14 years in power. The change signals a return to cooperative roots and a shift toward brass tacks policy work within Alberta's agrarian movement.
The article argues that tariff reductions usually lower consumer prices soon after. It cites Walter Lippmann on the U S Britain trade deal, noting duties cut from 422.50 to 81780 on a standered item. The piece examines how British producers gain access and how U S consumers may benefit.
The analysis notes total Canadian exports to the United States rose by 101,143,810 calendars from 1935 to 1997 and imports from the United States into Canada surged by 178,106,416 from 1935 to 1937. It highlights that most increases came from commodities covered by the 1935 pact and discusses price effects and livestock market gains amid the new trade terms.
A holiday friendly breakfast feature suggests hearty dishes such as creamed finnan haddie on toast with grated cheese, salmon pancakes mixed with mashed potatoes, and canned kippers. It highlights salmon and haddock preparations, eggs, and simple broiled toast ideas to fuel a snowy morning and lift family spirits.
A reflective column debates wheat policy and tariff bonuses, arguing for tariff reform and market self sufficiency, while listing factors affecting prices and including student grade announcements with named contributors and locales. The piece weaves economic debate with school notes and future outlooks across regions and crops.
Russell Public School announces Christmas results listing students by grade. Honors in K and III include Muriel Lamb Enid Adolph and Charles Buchanan with passes. Grade IV honors Leonard Wowk Stella Bobka Helen Bobka Jean Smart George Smellie Joy Chipping and others pass. several names noted absent or not evaluated.
At the Youth Training Centre one class met last Thursday for gym work and exercises. Tuesday evening Stan Bicknell assisted with elementary work while Lloyd Hembroft led the rest of the class on the bars. With Clare Brown resigning a new secretary will be elected tonight and hobby work will be organized.
The report notes Davidson with 7 and Raine McKinnon with 6 as figures, and states that students failing in more than two subjects are deemed to have no standing.
The girls hockey squad traveled to Binscarty on Monday evening and were routed by smaller opponents. Listed participants include Russell-A. Meadows Wallace Hoffman Page Wallace Adolph Simms Hainstock Laboastere and Wingearth. patrons chosen for the dance and social evening to be held Friday January 27.
A report from the Dominion Experimental Farm in Agassiz B C notes the importance of timely and careful hoof and leg care for young foals. Proper trimming and support at the heel and above all else aids improving action and alignment of knees, hocks, and ankles for healthier development.
Premier Bracken announced the 18 member committee on markets and agricultural readjustment. Six members from Manitoba include Paul F. Bredt of Pool Elevators, D. G. McKensie of United Grain Growers Ltd, EK Williams KC, L. W. Brockington KC, W. McG.Rait Pioneer Grain Co, and J. S. Wood of United Farmers of Manitoba.
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