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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
2
Thousands look forward to the annual Exhibition praised for instruction and entertainment. The six day event opens Monday July 25 with a new Midway and free acts in front of the Grand Stand. Auto roids improved and free parking provided. railroad rates reduced. Entries close July 15.
United States cattle breeders adopted the Accredited Herd Plan after a Washington conference with the Bureau of Animal Industry officials. The system tests herds for tuberculosis, accredits those with no symptoms, and Canada implemented regulations in 1919. An agreement allows cattle from accredited herds to cross borders without detention, with owners compensated from slaughter sales under municipal tuberculosis order regulations.
Rural Municipality of Shellmouth held a June 18 meeting at Dropmore. Reeve instructed to procure broom grass for Asessippi Hill. new subdivision approved. clerk to advance Shelmouth House Improvement District $300. Public works engineer to estimate Bridge over Shell River. cemetery land grant. road work funds increased. slaughter house lease. cemetery land price set. graving wages approved.
Provincial universities offer extension courses for farmers with cooperation from farmers' organizations. Manitoba hosts lectures on rural economics and sociology, supplemented by special talks to deepen agricultural education.
The University of Toronto was asked to offer a similar program with a notable feature: field trips to stockyards abattoirs and other sites of practical illustrative value. The alliance between agriculture and education aims to improve understanding of economic problems affecting town and country welfare.
A reader writes from Binscarth praising Mr Walter Ireland for Navy service during the Great War and Red Cross work. The letter extols his courage, wartime acts, and family sacrifices, ending with a regard for honoring his local reputation and census support.
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