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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
3
The Russell Banner is an independent weekly published in Russell Manitoba every Thursday morning by E Cecil Sanderson. Subscription rates are Canada 15, USA 2.00.
An analysis of wheat as Western Canada’s key resource Amid discussions of rainfall, evaporation losses, and weed impact the piece stresses how drought and weed control affect yields It notes U S and Canadian spring wheat areas face rust damage and shifting weather patterns impact markets European demand and Russian results influence prices and harvest prospects in the northern hemisphere.
Prices are the chief factor in the oil industry and fuel costs. The article notes gasoline is cheaper in Canada and the United States, making auto travel more affordable. It compares prices worldwide, citing 179 cents in the United States and lower figures in Paris Berlin London Warsaw and Montreal.
Colonies surge in June building up for nectar and pollen, causing temporary brood congestion and queen cell formation. Weekly brood-frame rearrangements and Demaree treatment help curb swarming. Rearing queens via the old broodchamber is described, with a note on effects of swarming on honey yield and wheat prospects in the northern hemisphere outside Russia.
S W Pair told Service Club representatives in Kingston Ontario that criticism of the Canadian National Railway stems from a campaign to erase a major, publicly owned system. He argued CN served 90 percent of Canadians, linked eastern and western regions, and propelled coal, forestry, and mining developments, urging fair portrayal beyond balance sheets.
The Crosby school report lists several student results including Grae 1 and Netma Mundeeh scoring 86 and 60.2 respectively, with Vernon Robino at 64 and Alice Robinson at 62.6. Other entries note Grade VI with Alice Richards 79.5 and Pearl Clark 65.2, plus various names and partial scores.
Hay storage requires moisture under twenty percent with grasses curing faster than sweet clover and alfalfa. Brandon tests show grasses reach twenty percent when half the original green weight remains, while clover and alfalfa reach one quarter to one third. Air drying prevents mold. avoid stacking when green. In Canada, railways drive development more than waterways, with critics calling overrailroading half truths and arguing population should follow railway expansion.
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