Russell Banner publication and subscription details
The Russell Banner published every Wednesday from the office on Main Street Russell Manitoba. Subscription rates in advance are 10.00 per year within a 40 mile radius 11.00 per year in Canada and 28.00 for United States and overseas. Publisher Clayton G Chaloner. Mail Registration Number 0678.
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Russell
Main Street
Manitoba
Rojiwo
Canada
United States
Clayton G. Chaloner
Confidence to sleep with elephants
Tony Carlson discusses how animals symbolize Canada US ties and details a shift in public opinion on free trade. The CFIB survey shows rising small business confidence and support for open U S trade, from 44 percent in 1975 to 66 percent recently, amid September negotiations and broader economic changes.
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Tony Carlson
Canada
United States
John A
Pup
U.S
Nothiras
Ono
Ontario
CFIB
John Bulloch
Bill Smiley To Bee Or Not To Bee
A humorous meditation compares humans with ants and bees, arguing we share cells and social quirks. The piece riffs on free will, unemployment, and society, suggesting a future where humans learn from insects while poking fun at human foibles and modern life.
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Bill Smiley
Win Smiley
Lme
Labour Party
Tuho
Meeting forms Manitoba Grain Growers branch at Craigie school
A June meeting at Craigie school house organized a branch of the Manitoba Grain Growers Association. Robi Shaw named president and J H Farthing secretary. Other notes mention CPR work at Harrowby and local community events across several years with dates from June 1905 to June 1965.
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J. Hargreave
CPR
Harrowby
TV preachers drawing funds from Manitoba and Canada
The piece portrays TV evangelists as taking over 1.3 million from Manitoba and 40 million nationally in 1984, highlights charity funds reaching United Way targets in Ontario, cites cancelled cheques to Rex Humbard, and calls for CRTC action amid concerns about airwave greed and misleading solicitations. It notes a Winnipeg woman’s death and a Portage Avenue resident letter voicing distress.
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Gove Ot Vapia
Revenue Canada
CRTC
Manitoba
Editorial voices clash over Ernst Zundel trial
Canadian editorials react to Ernst Zundel coverage and trial, debating free speech and hate law. Authors warn publicity fuels harmful ideologies while others defend rights to publish controversial views, amid broader questions on immigration, education, and public opinion.
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Herbert Herald
Zandel
Moosomin World Spectator
Boissevain
Immigration Department
Ernst “Zandel
Souris
The
Plain Dealer
Court of Law
Steinbach Carillon
Brooks Bulletin
Wetaskiwin Times
Edson
Puting
Ernst Zandel
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D.W. McGilvray
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D.R. McDougald
Jas McCrindle
H. Sanderson
A.R. Porter
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John Edd Rea
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Angus Bennett
Geo. Rea
H.L. Old
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Ada Spear
St Joseph's Parish
Father Lisko
Central Hotel
Stan Yankoski
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Hamiota
Yorkton Hospital
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Wally ‘McKenzie
Peter War
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Rex Humbard
Uldred
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Portage Ave
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Connie
Mounain
Mildred
Harm
Fred McGuinness
Ernst Zundel
Ewart Mather
M&m
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Medicine Hat
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Parkway Coop
F.B. Poole
Brandon University
Meryl
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