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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 07, 1965

Page

4

Great Slave Lake Railway reshapes High Level and region

The article describes the CN built Great Slave Lake Railway from Roma to Hay River spanning 377 miles with a spur toward arable land and forests. It notes a growing town at halfway, new grain elevators, a lumber settlement, road surveys to oil fields, and a mining revival from Port Radium to Hay River. It also covers health notes on heart disease research and wildlife warnings about skunks and rabies, including guidance on vaccination and pet observation.

Canada Great Slave Lake Roma Peace River Hay Port Radium Great Bear Lake Hay River High Level

Rabies and safety note target on farm animals and insects

A farm safety notice warns not to handle skunks or animals suspected of rabies and to report cases to the Health of Animals office in Shoal Lake. It advises calling a veterinarian for choking cows and to inspect farm spots. The text then shifts to a church reflection on unity in Christ and warns about insect spray dangers to children.

Stobn Mrr Ewart Southam Health of Animals Shoal Lake Paul Jesus Christ Christ Charles Wesley John Wesley God

Harvest by Dr F J Greaney urges fall weed control plan

The article stresses clean grain fields for next year and warns that 1986 weed control depends on spraying or cultivating summerfallow land. It advises fall spraying of infested fields with 24D amine or MCPA amine at 16 0 ounces per acre, delaying tillage two weeks to let chemicals penetrate roots, and maintaining upright stubble to prevent erosion and boost tilth.

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Weed control plan noted for fall field spraying

Weed specialists say fall spraying of fallow and stubble fields is an effective practical and economic method to curb troublesome perennial and annual weeds, though recommendations emphasize proper timing and coverage.

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Thun Kiwanis Club of Russell Widaly Ame Eve Manitoba P.O. Box Gordon Southam Inter- City Gas Anivities Ltd F. J. Greaney the Royal Canada Savings Royal Bank
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