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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
2
The Banner published every Thursday from the office on Main Street Russell. Subscription rate set at $2.00 a year outside of Canada. Joseph McIntyre is the publisher.
Prof. R. W. Brown explains how factors such as milk fat, separator speed, milk temperature, flush water, and bowl cleanliness affect cream fat tests. Seasonal milk variation and keeping the supply tank full also influence fat content and overall milk fat losses in skim.
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal unanimously upholds damages of 3975 dollars against Leon R. Zurowski for breaching a contract to sell wheat through the Pool. The pool's action, previously dismissed, is reversed and contracts with members deemed valid and binding. Separate judgments noted.
The Manitoba division Red Cross Society states it will not suffer financial loss after the forgery and theft by former accountant Percy Sandhurst. Bank repayments total 18 288.84 with the bonding company pursuing the remaining 11 cents balance as adjustment. The treasurer notes full restitution has been made to protect funds for wartime and peacetime work.
In eleven months ended February the federal government spent 24,530 assisting ocean or railway fares for immigrants. Of this 130,703 were recoverable loans. Land settlement aid totaled 284,725 and keeping immigrants cost 13,161 in that period.
Manitoba reports show 2000 registered beekeepers owning 27370 hives producing over 40000 pounds of honey valued at 616068. Long summer sunshine and 230 wild plant sources drive a July August peak. Banner Bookstore offers 8 inch paper pie plates at 10c a dozen.
Canadian National Railways moves forward with Minaki Inn on the Winnipeg River at Minaki Ontario to become a summer resort rivaling Jasper Park Lodge. Bungalows completed, main building under rapid construction, 140 cabin beds for this summer, with J A Turner couple as managers and Ned McKenna directing the nine hole golf course along with enhanced tennis fishing boating and swimming facilities.
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