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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 07, 1955

Page

6

Rural beauty spot draws city visitors to a miniature world

Rural Manitoba scenes mix politics and a standout City beauty spot. The piece notes by elections in Mountain and Deloraine-Glenwood, the absence of Liberal support, and Ossie Argu’s close race. It then highlights a long standing urban garden at Broadway and Carlton Street, created by R H Van Kirk, with a brook, castles, and a donated charity fund from seasonal coin returns.

Mountain Deloraine-Glenwood Social Credit Ossie Argu Mrr Roblin Manitoba Portage Avenue Broadway Carlton Street R. H. van Kirk

Silage Field Day Planned by Manitoba Agriculture

The Manitoba Department of Agriculture will host a silage field day at 1 pm on Wednesday July 13 on Mr. Thomas Johnston’s farm near Birtle. Demonstrations cover new silage equipment and talks by provincial agricultural engineer Mr. George Holmes on silage uses and suitable silos for Manitoba weather. Attendees are invited. directions from the CPR station are provided.

Birtle Thomas Johnston Manitoba Department of Agriculture George Holmes Holmes Manitoba Mr. Johnston C.P.R

Western Canada's Interest in the Seaway Study

Western Canada watches the St Lawrence Seaway project approved in May 1954. The venture is seen as opening a new era for shipping, trade and commerce from the sea to the Great Lakes. Analysts consider how the trade pattern will shift in coming years and assess potential effects on Western Canadian agriculture.

Western Canada St. Lawrence Seaway Canada Great Lakes

Manitoba Economy Tied to Seaway Freight Shifts

The province of Manitoba faces potential economic gains from the St Lawrence Seaway with lower freight rates and increased water and rail shipments. Eastern prairies may benefit from cheaper grain exports to the Eastern Seaboard, with possible wheat savings of 5 to 6 cents per bushel if realized.

Manitoba St. Lawrence Seaway Prairies Canada Seaboard

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