Russell Banner Publication Details Inside Mentioned
The snippet notes association memberships for The Russell Banner with the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association. It lists annual subscription rates likely eight fifty dollars outside Canada and mentions postage paid and publishers EC. Sanderson and HM. Rutar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSS
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Aera
Post Office Department
Ottaws
Sanderson
HM. Rutar
Shell River curling club elects officers for season
The Old Boys column notes the Shell River curling club annual meeting on the 12th with officers elected: President John Moon, 1st VP E M Williams, 2nd VP R Tingley, secretary treasurer J W Currie, chaplain Rev GA Edmison, executive committee including R G Atkinson and others, plus rep members W J Doig and Frank H Moon. 50 and 30 years ago items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River Curling Club
John 4. Moon
E. M. Williams
R. Tingley
J. W. Currie
GA. Edmison
R.G. Atkinson
Dr. Wright
D. M. ‘Kinnaird
T. Allen
J. W Currie
J. W Currie; Rep
W. J. Doig
Mpp
Frank H. Moon
J. W
Frank Matheson
R. H. McCallum
C. W. Thom
D. R McKenzie
R. G. Atkinson
JD. Kippen
A. McDonagh
Local Club Appoints Committees After Meeting
Stock proceed? The record notes E W Robertson secretary. Committees appointed include membership and buying with members Mrs P Cristall Mrs George Knight Mrs T L Brownlee Mrs L Margetts Mrs F Lamb and Mrs E W Robertson.
Letters from Liverpool Readers Share Reminiscences and News
A Liverpool correspondent writes fondly of The Banner and the paper’s unveiling report. She mentions Art Moore in Bristol via Canada, her Canadian Immigration link, visits to the Rea family in Bas ingstokes, and plans to welcome arriving visitors at Liverpool docks. She closes with greetings to Jack Thom and Langford families and memories of Russell Bea and Glendyke Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Rea
Basingstokes
Art Moore
Liverpool
Canada
Bristol
Art
Rea
Russell
Rae
H. Wallace
Jack Thom
Jack
Jack Langford
Reas
Bea's
Glendyke Road
Lanes
England
Profiles and secrets in a Yorkshire mansion tale
Catherine Corder meets Gabriel Rockwell, heir to Kirkland Revels, near his vast Yorkshire estate. As she is drawn into the formidable Rockwell family, the manor’s looming mystery deepens with each visiting day and night, hinting at hidden histories and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yooi
She
Yuri Berra
Ed Fitzgerald
America
Talian
St. Louis
Yogi
Yankees
Kirtland
Visoria
Yorkshire
Descending 3300 Feet Into Princess Colliery Adventure
Dorothy Bark recounts a field visit with Larry Doucet to Princess Colliery, Nova Scotia. They ride cable cars underground about 3300 feet to witness miners at work, noting bonuses tied to tonnage and the scale of coal production. The piece mixes personal anecdote with mining operations and regional coal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Doucet
Princess Colliery
Ocean
Elizabeth Margaret
Wales
Doucet
Dominion Steel Corporation
Waterford- Cape Breton Post
Dosco
Hhe
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
Sydney
Art
Quebec
World Day meditation shared in village service
The village marked World Day of Prayer with an inclusive meeting in two official languages South Africa. The speaker noted unity beyond race and language, stressing all are children of God. A past remark emphasized equality in God’s sight. Ottawa smokers tax figure referenced as 963 million in obscen taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Ottawa
Rural Scene Drills On Feedlot Rations At Manitoba University
Agricultural representative Bill Uhryniuk reports three years of Manitoba trials using feedlot yearling steers fed high concentrate low roughage rations. Cattle received two pounds or less roughage daily, compared with typical five to seven pounds. Steers on all rations required about 7.37 pounds of feed per hundredweight of gain, with grain-based rations showing different roughage withdrawal trends as cattle approach finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
Grain feeding and mineral supplements in steer diet report
The fragment outlines daily grain intake for steer groups and notes full feed steers consuming adase daily. It mentions mineral supplementation, implants with diethylstilbestrol, and a recommended daily Vitamin A allowance of 18000 to 20000 CU. It cites efficiency of gain as a primary benefit of the non available details.
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Russell Banner
W. Hembroff
Winnipeg
Russell, Agricultural Society
R. More
J. Murphy
Dal
Shoal Lake
Dr. Brownlee
Foxarren
Inglis
Jas. Jackson
R. J. Coulter
Cor Bingo
Legion Club
Manitoba Committee On Alcohol Education
Denare of Education
Manitoba
Dorothy Bark
Kiwanis Club
of Russel
Bill Uhryniuk
Emil
IE Fraser
Silverton
Ken Reavie
Emilie Fraser
Rod Clement
Judy Soderstrom
Garnett, Lange, Hoston
Eugene Kaban
Rossburn
Polly Trill Feschers! Society
James Moran
Istationery Supplies
Ripon
aNay
Toronto
Are Pei
Were James
Coumere
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