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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

5

Great Progress in Prairie Provinces Agriculture

A historical overview traces farmland expansion in the Prairie Provinces from 1901 to 1981. It cites a rise from 15 million to over 110 million acres, shifts in share of total occupied farmland, and growth in improved land and crop areas. It catalogs four main farming types: wheat, mixed farming, dairying, and ranching, with regional patterns across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and adjoining districts.

Prairie Provinces Canada Prairie Region Dominica Saskatchewan Alberta Dry Belt Mani Joba Manitoba Park Belt International Boundary Calgary

Peace For Sleepers Movement To Silence Auto Horns

Global anti noise drive spreads from Rome to Madrid with laws curb auto horns. New York and Chicago adopt measures empowering police to curb disturbances. Toronto argues first, Ottawa cites a 45 year old bylaw banning night horn blowing.

Rome Paris Berlin London Florence Naples Madrid New York Chicago Toronto Board of Control Ottawa Civic Socials Toronto Norman Lett

News of the world via radio and press role debate

Fort Erle Thyer reviews how radio delivers news in brief form from Daventry and New York, noting radio can only parrot agency reports without the presses. He urges newspapers to provide definitive, timely coverage and asks what, when, and where radio can truly convey.

Daventry England Radio City New York Radio Ould News 4 Fort Erle

Watch Keeps Good Time by Amersham Baker

An ancient gold watch, 253 years old, owned by 79 year old baker Mr Clement Toovey of Whielden Street Amersham, handed down through generations and used regularly for 45 years with minimal repair costs.

Clement Toovey Whielden Street Amersham Toovey Hhus

Garibaldi Charms Defenders Behind Inn Barrier

Garibaldi, escaping capture, finds refuge in a Franco inn where over twenty men prepare to hand him to authorities. He wins them over with hospitality and stories, turning potential captors into loyal defenders as soldiers arrive to confront the crowd.

Garibaldi Italy Franc Garibald

World's Sixth Poultry Congress Rooms In Berlin Next July

The World's Sixth Poultry Congress meets in Berlin next year with sessions at the Opera Kell e. The event opens July 24 with Adolf Hitler, includes afternoon excursions in and around Berlin, followed by Olympic ceremonies and a rural Germany tour. A six weeks continental trip for Canadians is planned, with visits to France, Switzerland, Belgium and England. Participants include Canada, Argentina, Australia, China, Czecho-Slovakia, Great Britain, Beus or, Estonia, Halt, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Norway, Southern Rhodesia, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Germany Rhine France Switzerland Belgium England Canada Argentina Australia China Ceecho

Rusted Wheat Rusted Wheats Protein Content Report

The second report on the 1935 crop from the Federal Grain Research Laboratory notes rusted wheats show special grades No 4 No 5 and No 6 with protein contents of 13.4 percent 18.1 percent and 13.3 percent respectively. Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba wheat tests ranged 14.2 14.9 and 13 percent for No 1 grades. Results were about equal to 1934 tests.

Federal Grain Research Laboratory Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba

Mosquito Infestation Report Across Canada Grows Severe

Reports indicate an unusually high mosquito abundance in New Brunswick Southern Quebec parts of Ontario Niagara Falls and Stamford Welland Kamloops and Cariboo districts. The pest levels are described as exceptionally severe this year compared with prior years.

New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Niagara Falls Stamford Welland County Prairie Provinces Kamloops Cariboo British Columbia

Inspector Finds Weight Bias From Electric Fans in Dallas Stores

Texas weights and measures chief W. B. Bussey reports that a ceiling fan above scales in a Dallas meat market added from a half to a full ounce to the apparent weight of packages. He was examining reports of faulty scales when the finding occurred, noting fan speed and bundle size influence the error.

Texas W. 8. Bussey Dallas Bussey

Hamburg Stage opens as penny theatre for unemployment aid

A new Hamburg theatre named the Hamburg Stage offers every seat and charges for cloakroom and programme at a penny. Manager, actors, stage hands, programme sellers, and box office staff painted scenery and prepared costumes, providing work for many unemployed actors.

Hamburg Germany

Interior Memory Insurance How to photograph rooms for lasting images

Practical guide by John Van Guilder on indoor photography from a past era. Advice covers lighting, avoid direct windowing, using shades, tripod use, lens stopping down, focal distance, and handling long exposures. Includes tips for daylight and dark rooms to create sharp, lasting interior pictures.

John van Guilder

Motor speed talks and racing's evolving era

Wallace addresses reporters in Washington on wheat quality and bread tests while Sir Malcolm Campbell's record car is hailed as an evolution in speed. The piece contrasts agricultural debates with the era’s driving feats, noting advances in car design, safety, and the utopian road prospects for speeds near 100 to 200 mph.

United States Secenary of Agriculture Wallace Washington Agriculture Department Canada United States Malcolm Campbell Phyakata Benken Malcolm Daredevila Utah Florida Bonneville Apeeda New, York Times

Archibald and Soil Reform Across Experimental Farms

Dr Archibald oversees diverse experimental farms addressing soil drift and drought since the past years. His work integrates tree planting to form shelter belts and multiple enterprises to test resilient farming methods amid environmental stress.

Archibald Erenag Marta Ieee Baneas

Dog Named Tipo Shows Skillful Perch Fishing

K. Jackson of Fulford Harbor Coast owns Tipo a small black Labrador mix dog who began fishing about five years ago. The dog dives in shallow water for herring and now retrieves perch from deeper water, returning only the palatable fish to his owner.

K. Jackson Fulford Harborc Tipo

Welcome visitors at Port of London Authority led by Lord Ritchie

The Port of London Authority, one of the world’s busiest, thrives on guest reception under Chairman Lord Ritchie of Dundee who tirelessly hosts sightseers. The Grape Vine’s Kippen vine reaches 300 feet with 2000 plus grape bunches and extra harvests used for grape jelly.

Ord Ritchie Port of London Authority Lord Ritchie Dundee Ous

Newlywed Couple Exit Church on Motorcycle

A newly married couple left the church on a motorcycle with the bride riding pillion. A cynical spectator quipped this may be the last time the groom sits behind the bride. At its peak size, the average sunspot equals roughly Earth's diameter.

Abe

King George Breaks Dress Rule in Scotland Visit

King George does not consistently wear the Scottish dress when leaving the Castle as ordered by King Edward. He arrives in Ballater in the Royal Stuart kilt but often dons knickerbockers, stockings, and a felt Homburg hat. The Princes echo the King’s dress choices, while the Queen wears tartan ribbons abroad in Scotland.

Scotland George Edward Stuart Artap Ballater

Birds Return Obvious From Fort Erie Bridge Platform

Solitary birds endured a 14 day climb to the fort Erie bridge ledge in spring. Workmen built a wooden platform to aid the birds. They have left for the season but the perch will stay for next spring, said Louis Douglas, superintendent of the Peace Bridge Canadians.

Fort Erie Louis Douglas Peace Bridge

Campaign to save Dickens cottage at Petersham from road wreckage

Protest by Dickens fans against destroying the Petersham Surrey cottage where David Copperfield was written. Also notes over 885000 pension cases covering all wars in US government rolls.

Petersham Surrey David Copperfield

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