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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
2
Former Knox United Church minister Rev James McNeill is noted in notices as a respected figure associated with the church. The item marks his past service and ongoing community involvement.
The article presents do it yourself Halloween ideas for at home party prep. It covers invisible ink invitations using lemon juice, black and orange table decor with jack o lanterns, quick witch hat desserts made from ice cream and cookies, orange jack o lantern faces on fruit, and popcorn balls with a sugar syrup recipe.
The speaker recalls family devotion and enduring faith shaping a life of evangelism in Japan. A grandmother who faced hardship for her Christian faith inspired three descendants to pursue ministry, with the speaker cherishing his mother’s prayer and spiritual influence through years of work.
The fragment notes authorized second class mail by the Post Office and lists E. C. Anderson as editor and publisher, indicating publication details and office handling. The snippet confirms the newspaper's governance and its mail designation within the era's postal system.
From the November 5 1914 column Ernest Bryant and Frank Waismson suffered a fire loss when their house burned early Monday. The notice records local misfortune and names the two residents affected.
The Rural Scene notes Bill Uhryniuk warns rabies remains a danger to humans and animals with skunks as the most affected species. He urges landowners to control the issue by destroying skunks at every opportunity, except for children.
Guidance on handling skunks and trapping methods for rabies prevention. Advises destroying den sites around farms before snowfall. Also announces Beef Cattle Field day at Brandon Extension Centre on Saturday October 7 and promotes forage conservation policy.
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