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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
3
A fragmentary polemic by Ambrose Hills criticizes a group of men for gullibility about government housing and reliance on bottled or delivered goods. The speaker mocks belief in state aid and urges practical, earthy thinking, remarking governments never pour concrete.
A fragment from the Michigan Milk Messenger outlines harsh stereotypes of farmers. It labels them lazy when resting, stingy when employing help, gadabouts at meetings, indecisive with plans, and financially reckless in markets. The piece critiques these narrow views as unfair to rural workers.
A Great Plains Wheat Inc spokesman says government maritime rules force US ships to carry half the wheat, curbing exports to the Soviet bloc. The policy locks the US out of potential markets, raises costs, and boosts prices, with Canada and Australia picking up large sales to Russia and Eastern Europe.
The PFRA set new grazing fees for calves and cattle for the 1905 season. Sucking calves prior to August now cost $1.00 per head, down from $3.00, with cattle at six cents per head per day and one cent credited to the local municipality. Adults have a minimum seasonal charge of $5.00 per cow.
The article extols Pontiac as highly popular with Canadian buyers due to beauty and comfort. It notes luxurious interiors, swashbuckling performance, dependable engineering, perimeter frame construction, curved glass side windows, wider track, and Full-Coil suspension, claiming these features explain Pontiac's appeal to practical buyers.
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