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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
4
Four years of trials at Indian Head Experimental Farm show fall rye oats and barley mixtures, rape, and June sown rye provide succulent pasture through spring to fall. Rape offers high economic gains and can finish spring pigs or aid fall litters.
A playful verse celebrates the arrival of a baby girl named Lady Baby. The poem extols her dainty charm, the joy she brings to her family, and a blessing for her future goodness as springtime warmth fills the home.
Nineteen government owned elevator buildings and equipment were sold to Wiley Low and Co Ltd for 53009 cash. The sale ends the government elevator business once run across 123 grain elevators in the province as Hon Albert Prefontaine governs agriculture. The remainder was sold previously to United Grain Growers Limited. The government retains no interest other than existing safe balances. operation will be by private parties and some buildings require modernization.
Wax paper per roll 115c. Linen pads 15c 25c 35c. Nine inch paper plates per dozen. Magazines back numbers half price. Juvenile stationery 35c per box. Correspondence cards with envelopes 50c. Boxed items available.
The Liberal government reduced taxation by half a million dollars in the last session and Premier Gardiner pledges another half million in tax relief at the next session.
BORN WILEMAN At Russell Hospital on May 13 to Mr and Mrs Wm Wileman a daughter. JACKSON At Russell Hospital on May 16 to Mr and Mrs W Jackson a daughter. FALLOON At Russell Hospital on May 12 to Mr and Mrs A B Falloon of Foxwarren a daughter. TO RENT Large bed sitting room or suite of two rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Phone 69 or write box 138.
Hon C A Dunning reports 1,000 men at work on the Hudson Bay railway. He forecasts the line to Mile 350 ready for heavy traffic in August, signalling progress toward an expanded route.
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