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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
3
Advertisement details a selection of annuals and flowering plants with pricing and ordering terms. Lists include Asters, Nasturtiums, Petunias, Phlox, Portulaca, Zinnias, Lobelia, Cinerarias and many more. Also offers cabbage, cauliflower, tomatoes, peppers and transplanted celery, with per dozen and per 10 items pricing and May 24 readiness.
The Provincial Exhibition scheduled for Ursadon from June 28 to July 1, 1937, promises a strong program with livestock shipments assisted by the Provincial Government from distant points. Advance admission tickets will be sold nationwide, and harness races add a premier card. Eric Young of Chicago returns with a musical extravaganza The Cavalcade of His.
Rev. R. E. Parle will lead the regular service at McRostie's Hall at 2 20 p m in May with a session on May 20 for the Unity Church of Pentecost.
Rural Municipality of Russell plans to pass a bylaw to open a public road across parts of sections 1 and 2 in township 21 28 W. The plan by Edward G Waller shows the pink shaded highway. Affected residents may request to be heard at the May 15 1937 meeting in Russell.
The Rural Municipality of Russell proposes a by law to close the Road Diversion in the southwest quarter of section one and southeast quarter of section two, township twenty one range eight west of the meridian, Manitoba. Deposited plan 1859 by Edward Waller shows the pink coloured area. Inspection and hearing set for June 15 1937 at 2 pm in Russell for anyone prejudiced by the by law to apply for a hearing.
Regina May 22 A Saskatchewan inquiry heard arguments for and against wheat boards and praise for open markets as witnesses urged cooperation and government role. Suggestions included a national wheat board with subsidies, export sales offices abroad, and potential futures use to stabilize prices.
Experimental Farm Brandon hosts a field day Friday June 11 starting at 10 am with speaker Mr Arthur G Street of Setlebury England. Government ministers Duncan Marshall and D L Campbell will also speak. Attendees tour poultry and forage crops and swine tests with Landrace and Yorkshire. Tea and meals provided. Another breeders field day occurs June 19 at the Brandon farm.
The National Council of Women of Canada endorsed the Dominion Government Home Improvement Plan, stating that better home conditions hold the solution to women’s problems. President Mia George O. Spencer urged public support and collaboration with the Government to promote employment and housing improvements.
Economic feed strategy for pigs highlights tankage and high protein feeds as cost efficient. Experiments at Brendon Experimental Farm show ten pounds of tankage with ninety pounds of ground oats and barley yield equivalent gains to one hundred forty pounds of grain alone. For pigs up to 150 pounds, one hundred pounds of tankage replaces five hundred pounds of ground oats and barley. With current prices, purchasing tankage is a sound investment.
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