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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1985
Page
2
The notice outlines that if typographical errors occur in an advertisement the erroneous portion will not be charged if a reasonable allowance for signature is provided, while the remainder of the ad is paid. It states advertising is an offer to sell and prices may be wrong.
A nostalgic column surveys dreary February weather, literary allusions, and mood contrasts as the writer muses on cold days, lingering winter, and the longing for spring. Personal tone blends cultural references, seasonal imagery, and wishful thinking about lighter times ahead.
A letter to the editor laments McGavin and Weston's tactics in a staged price war aimed at eliminating independent bakers in Manitoba. It urges Manitoba and federal officials to act, noting rising prices and loss of jobs, while a second letter promotes Easter charity to restore sight for impoverished blind people, urging support for Operation Eyesight Universal with tax receipts.
National Liberal Party Leader Reg g ies John Turner told a crowd of university students that the Liberal Party is ten years behind in political technique. The remark sparked debate about party modernization and its impact on party culture and public perception.
Peter Warren argues against animal rights extremists calling them fanatics who misinterpret human relations with animals. He cites farmers, trappers like Corky Peterson, and Manitoba deer feeding programs to show practical care for livestock, wildlife, and livelihoods while condemning protests as hypocritical.
A historic school in Langenburg was auctioned on Saturday, selling for 175 dollars to Mr. Bush. The itemized notices also mention local land renting, jail juries, weddings, and community events spanning 1905 to 1975 with multiple local figures cited.
Communities rally to save cabooses amid modernization fears as ETUs replace end of train crews. Editorials from Minnedosa Tribune Welaskin Tunes Carillon Steinbach and others argue about safety, romance of rail travel, and who bears responsibility for potential disasters. Local committees attend hearings and Saskatchewan municipal association weighs in showing broad but mixed support.
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