Local Russell Banner Published Weekly in Manitoba
The Russell Banner serves Russell Manitoba with weekly publication. Editor and Publisher Cecil Sanderson leads the paper and it is circulated with a yearly subscription.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
2
The Russell Banner serves Russell Manitoba with weekly publication. Editor and Publisher Cecil Sanderson leads the paper and it is circulated with a yearly subscription.
The article notes prairie farmers sown to a record 41,341,000 acres across all grains, with wheat acreage 23 percent higher than 1943 but 26 percent below 1940, and shifts in crops driven by wartime guidance. It also links butter ration cuts and dairy output changes to production trends and subsidies, plus high tea consumption among farmers.
Government touts women’s role in stabilization price control and conservation while shoring up labor for essential wartime farms and industry. Canada considers weed control, wage taxes for farmers, and labor administration, with Niagara Falls energy diversion and prisoner pamphlets shaping home front policy.
Mrs. C Woodkey and Laurance New regulate joint sale of furniture and building material. Tasth Ponement from military training to Thursday June 15. Auctioneers advertise ship male school teachers for an un ion.
A brief note reports a limited time change replacing a six month period as in prior practice. The document indicates the modification affects timing and actions tied to the previous longer duration.
The Angusville United Church WMS held its May meeting with Mrs. Turnbull presiding. Devotions, Ruth chapter reading, and a report from the Presbyterial at Birtle were shared. a church social on June 3 was planned.
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