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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1955
Page
6
The column notes a forty year old should confirm health with a doctor before continuing strenuous activity to avoid overdoing it. It cites 1929 and 1953 export data for Canada, with fully manufactured goods making up 4.27 and 3.89 times respectively of exports, in a quick facts style.
The Western Development Museum network in Saskatchewan displays power and horse farming gear from 1900s to recent engines. Yorkton’s City Museum section features McDonald collection items including petrified wood, dinosaur prints, ancient tools, muzzle loaders, and a Garr Scott steam engine. Visitors travel from across Canada and abroad. 4400 have visited this year. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. until November 24.
Local column reports Miss Olive Chuchmuch visiting with her parents and wedding anniversary wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Mike Penonzek of Winnipeg. Octobers celebrate Judy Johnson and Mildred Parabee, with other social updates from Angusville residents and Winnipeg visitors. Also mentions hospital patients, a sale by Mrs. Joe Keller, and travel between Angusville, Dauphin, and Fort William with family notices and requests for signed submissions to The Banner.
In a playful note, a reader explains an old trick to make mail pieces look ripe for a two cent stamp. The method involves placing news copy in an unsealed envelope to suggest reduced postage or ease of handling.
A sermon by Reverend George F. Denyes explores Matthew 18, contrasting born again with conversion. It emphasizes humility, self denial, and the need for disciples to abandon self first, learning to seek God’s rule rather than personal status.
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