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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
3
The quote warns that nations failing to honor God will suffer societal collapse and moral decline, implying a return to oppressive or hidden conditions. It portrays a religiously framed warning about civilization’s future.
The Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta Crop Improvement Associations organize provincial marketing for Registered and Certified seed. Officials of seed growers and universities cooperate with governments to move seed from grower to farmer via country elevator agents and head offices. The system aims to set fair prices, expand demand, and maintain seed stocks for farmers.
In Renville and Angusville weddings, Cicely Wilson and Lyman Sadler wed with Vera Wilson as bridesmaid and Sam Sadler as best man. The Sydoryk Stanchuk nuptials in Angusville featured Anne Sydoryk and Harry Stanchuk with many out of town guests. The couples plan to live in Silverton and Winnipeg after honeymoons in Regina and Saskatoon.
The Department of National Health and Welfare urges proper footwear and daily foot care for health and comfort. Wash or briskly rub feet in cold water each day. keep socks washed for softness and comfort. change stockings after work.
The Habit Sticks Farmers of Canada emerge as shrewd buyers of Victory Bonds. After clearing pre war debts and benefiting from higher wartime demand for agricultural products they become steady purchasers in successive campaigns. Rural Canada reports the sale of Canada Savings bonds as steady with farmers and their wives sticking to the habit.
The Manitoba Power Commission reports that September kilowatt hours purchased and generated rose 17.23 percent from the previous year. Demand increases are spread across power, commercial and domestic consumers across the province, while construction was halted the past week due to road conditions.
The program reports 880 miles of poles set 535 miles of wire strung and 100 miles of farm top-off line built. Forty-one towns villages and homesteads erected. Insulator and weatherproof wire shortages persist and farmers struggle to wire buildings as interior wiring and fixtures remain unavailable.
A list of farm sales and auctions scheduled in late Oct and early Nov near Inglis Binscarth Cracknell Lennard Russell and other nearby towns. Auctions include Sandy Wagnes Frank Keller Wasyl Kobluk and Jas Rea with Shipley & Son N W Burla and others as auctioneers. The closing line adds an unrelated quote.
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