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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
8
An anti German newspaper criticizes King George for sending birthday congratulations to Hitler. A prisoner was killed and several injured during a riot at Stony Mountain Penitentiary on Saturday afternoon.
Sanitation is essential for young pigs to prevent soil borne worms and disease spread. Keep sows and piglets in clean dry quarters and rearing ground unused for pig runs at least two years. Potatoes provide easily digested starch but lack protein. pair with lean meat or legumes. Cooking potatoes with skins preserves more nutrients, especially for baked varieties.
Fragmented article notes potatoes vary in texture by cooking method and skin retention affects nutrient loss. It mentions a yearly medical exam proposal for Canadians and an expected Jubilee medal presentation for public merit. Premier RB Bennett visited King George V at Windsor Castle over the weekend.
The note suggests contacting secretary R. M. Robb or Russell to arrange a cure of a valuable premium. If easier, request a phone connection through J. Kippan at 15.
The Dominion bureau of statistics has lost trace of one million pounds of can din buner, prompting inquiries into storage handling and inventory records across government facilities. Officials seek precise location and custody details to recover the missing cargo.
Public auction to be held at Grand Central Hotel Russell Manitoba on May 18 1985 at 12 noon. Parcels include SE 18 21 25 W and NE 7 21 25 W with 90 acres cultivated 20 acres hay and various buildings. 20 percent cash deposit required. balance per sale terms prepared by Scarth Guild Honey man solicitors.
The article records Manitoba statutes requiring stallion owners to post copies of enrolment certificates inside or outside stables during the breeding season. It also notes unemallocated stallions must not have route bills or breeding cards printed or posted or charge breeding fees.
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