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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
6
A historical notice argues most fires stem from carelessness and insurers pay only partial values. Citing 1950 data, 21 955 of 59 710 fires were caused by matches and smokers. Officials urge laws and personal diligence to prevent fires and protect national economy. Canadians urged to save with Canada Savings Bonds.
Canada Savings Bonds are praised as a safe, sound investment with a 344 percent average yield if held to maturity. The piece urges public participation, notes easy access through banks and employers, and highlights Canada’s rich resources and strong nickel, aluminum, and zinc production.
In a Winkler Chamber of Commerce address Manitoba leaders urged towns to actively pursue industrial development. Emphasizing local ownership and financing, the talk urged focusing on small locally run firms tied to local resources, creating jobs and higher wages, while supporting facilities for farmers and tourists as tourism drew over 100000 visitors last year.
Mr Grose declared that about 23 million dollars are spent and urged 1 Manitoba towns to strive to attract and hold the tourist trade as part of this Big Business. The quote highlights the need for local effort to leverage tourism for economic growth.
A columnist recalls a Bodenheimer review from The Hague about eating insects as a protein rich diet supplement. Ants and termites are cited for fat and protein content with odd kitchen uses, but Western prejudice and appetite doubts temper enthusiasm.
A Harvest Service will be held at the United Church on the afternoon of October 19 at 3 o'clock. The service will be conducted by Rev. W. G. Zwicker from Russell.
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