The Russell Banner publication and rates
The Russell Banner is an independent weekly published in Russell Manitoba every Thursday morning by E Cecil Sanderson. Subscriptions cost Canada 1.16 dollars and USA 2.00 dollars.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
3
The Russell Banner is an independent weekly published in Russell Manitoba every Thursday morning by E Cecil Sanderson. Subscriptions cost Canada 1.16 dollars and USA 2.00 dollars.
The Rural Municipality of Russell Manitoba gives notice of intention to pass a bylaw to open up a public road across parts of sections 21 and 28, plan inspected at the treasurer's office. A council meeting is set for June 15, 1981, for those affected to be heard. dated May 5, 1987, secretary-treasurer R. C. McLennan.
The Rural Municipality of Russell proposes a by law to close the road diversion across parts of sections 1 and 2 in township 21 and range in Manitoba. A survey by Edward G. Waller dated July 13 to 21, 1921, is deposited in the Neepawa Land Titles Office as Plan 1859. The council will hear objections on June 15, 1937 at 2 PM at Russell offices.
The Turgeon royal grain commission adjourned after hearing 136 witnesses and 2,360 words of evidence across Winnipeg Saskatoon Regina Edmonton Calgary and Vancouver. James R. Murray of the Canadian Wheat Board urged open markets and questioned a compulsory board system while advocating futures trading and producer co operatives. The inquiry also covered overseas marketing efforts and road routes via Hudson Bay.
Dominion plans allocate 226000 dollars for new roads in Manitoba. about 75000 to 80000 dollars to improve transport facilities in mining districts. The remaining 150000 dollars will fund improvements on The Pas highway.
The United Farmers of Manitobe announce their annual chautauqua at Elivertos on Wednesday afternoon and evening June 16. A separate afternoon session for school children will cover health, physical culture and moving pictures. Prominent speakers, doctors and farm leaders will advise during both sessions. Evening features include elocution and public speaking contests for youths over thirteen. An adjudicator is being sought. Contact Earle Keating, secretary of the Marquette District Board, for details and topics. Posters will give further information.
Prospects bright for the Brandon Provincial Exhibition with new features and attractions. Attendance boosting two for one admission ticket sale offers half price strips good across the Western Provinces. Four days of harness racing will feature entries from Western Canada and the United States, including first-time Brandon entrants.
The editorial note contrasts city papers with the mail town press, vowing to publish uplifting, community oriented items from business and church news to social gatherings. It claims scandals are omitted or softened to preserve decency, presenting local people as real human beings in a broad country setting.
An irrigation experiment at Summerland Experimental Station BC produced average ripe tomato yields exceeding 70 pounds per plant from 400 plants. The study credits abundant plant nutrition for the high output, indicating nutrition is key to fruit production.
A historical note describes tomato plant responses to soil moisture and fertilization. Green manure and balanced nutrients, especially nitrogen and potash, improve yields. excess nitrogen reduces vigor, while potash deficiency stunts growth. Greenhouse trials show best results with proper K and P levels and careful water management.
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