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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1981
Page
2
Worth argues high interest rates hurt productive firms and farmers while banks push costly consumer loans. He notes unemployment above 900000, lagging oil sands projects, and Canadians investing south of the border as inflation drags on and energy policy stalls.
Entries chronicle farm weather reports in 1901, railway news in 1911, street works in 1921, commercial construction in 1931, resident moves and local arrivals in 1961, new bus service in 1971, university graduates in 1971, victory loan quotas in 1941, and local high school graduates in 1951, reflecting ongoing civic and community life in Russell.
A critique notes that while pundits show bias, letters to the editor offer unvarnished political opinion. It underscores the value of reader correspondence as an outlet for strong views beyond columnist rhetoric.
A collection of letters to the editor and notices discuss a humor writing study course, history society copies for sale, local preservation efforts, and a environmental care pledge. Contributors include Adelaide Robinson and Peggy Dunn among others urging community participation and litter prevention.
Bill Smiley reflects on inflation and nostalgia as two waves of feeling wash over him. He recalls nickel prices for pop and simple pleasures, laments changes in work ethic among youth, and recalls small-town memories with a wry, rueful tone.
A digest of editorial voices across towns notes that local government hinges on tax use and accountability. It highlights Three Hills public fund handling, Dauphin and Innisfail waste site struggles, and praise for Tisdale openness, while debating road paving and land access.
The minister warns against leaving children or pets in parked cars even with windows open. In tests in direct sun the interior rose from 27 C to 42 C in 15 minutes and near 45 C in 45 minutes, posing heat stroke and death risks. Manitoba summers are hot, so avoid leaving anyone alone in vehicles. The Argyle Centennial History Book Committee seeks local family histories for 1982 celebrations.
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