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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1985

Page

2

Russell Banner publication details and advertising policy

The Russell Banner prints weekly from Main Street Russell Manitoba. Subscription rates are 10 dollars per year within 40 miles, 11 dollars in Canada, and 1320.00 for United States and overseas. Clayton G Chaloner is publisher with second class mail registration 0878. Advertising errors may be corrected at no charge and ads may be withdrawn. pricing and sale terms are not guaranteed.

Russell Main Street Manitoba Rojiwo Canada United States Loner Clayton G. Chaloner

U S tax reform reverberates across borders

Canadian and American policy circles weigh lower corporate rates and loss of investment credits as Ottawa frets over jobs and competitiveness. Jobe Bullock of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business warns the debate could push firms northward, reshaping North American labor and tax landscapes.

Tony Carson Empress Hotel Victoria Washington Reagan Jobe Bullock Canadian Federation of Independent Business

Curse of the Twentieth Century Multipliers and Diminishers

Bill Smiley notes a modern life paradox where many things multiply while others fade away. He cites socks, keys, hangers, buttons, photos, shoes, bills, and magazines as examples of items proliferating, while quality, purposeful function, and certain duties diminish. He asks if this is a real trend or a curse of the era.

Bill Smiley Ieaviy Mabel

Family’s prairie furniture story heads toward Wilson’s

Peter Warren recounts how the Fisher family bought a sideboard table chairs a bedroom set and an oak rocker for modest sums in the past. Wilmot Fisher of Shoal Lake donated the bedroom group back to Wilson’s Furniture Winnipeg in 1192 and the set is now on display as the company enters its second century. The tale mirrors Manitoba’s history through Wilson’s long tenure.

Macdonald Fisher Rand Wilmot Fisher Shoal Lake Wilson Winnipeg Wilson's Main St Manitoba

Wilson Furniture: A Winnipeg West Landmark History

Born in Mhelbourne Ontario, Charles H. Wilson moved to Winnipeg in 1881 with his brother Robert. They built a furniture business after early cabinet making and a farm on Dugald area, enduring fires and closures at 15 Market Street, Princess Street corner, and Main Street. The firm became a long standing civic and business staple, once boasting one of North America’s oldest primary operated elevators at 32 Main Street.

Mhelbourne Ont Charles H. Wilson Winnipeg Robert J. Wilson Ree Market Strom Grand Pacific Hotel North America Main St Remiss Wang Vorg

Success in politics councillor’s guide on ATV concerns

A regional, editorial oriented piece notes councillors face ATV debates amid rising injuries and bans. It cites Ontario Manitoba Alberta and New Brunswick ATV deaths, calls for possible municipal bans, and reports on local actions in Pinawa Peace River and Carman Morden Wetaskiwin. It warns editors to limit Hansard style records and mentions curfews and public gripe channels.

Canada Ontario Manitoba Alberta New Brunswick Carillon Steinbach Pinawa Brampton Peace River Carlyle Observer Brooks Bulletin Carman Morden Wetaskiwin Melville

Presbyterian Church to Open at Shellmouth Sunday

On Sunday June 25 the new Presbyterian church at Shellmouth will be opened with Rev Dr Carmichael preaching. The event marks a key community milestone in the small town.

Shellmouth Dr. Carmichael Rhoda Barry Joose Lake Consolidated School Strathcona Trust Manitoba Sam ‘Jackman Willis Kieper

Letter on highway through Riding Mountain National Park outcome

A letter to the editor reports opposition to a proposed highway through Riding Mountain National Park and notes a Province wide Task Force assessing regional development. It invites reader questions and advice while highlighting community concern and ongoing regional planning during 1925 to 1989 era.

Riding Mountain National Park 4S Mve Canda Te Feveral Provincal Manila Canada

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