Russell Banner publication and subscription terms
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday at Main Street Russell Manitoba. It is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association. Subscription rates are payable in advance: $3.00 per year within the trading area, $3.50 per year outside the district and outside Canada. Authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department Ottawa Canada EC Sanderson and HM Rutar publishers.
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Russell Banner
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Assoistion
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Duck season opens with plentiful but likely dwindling bags
The Sept 6 1900 note recalls duck busting starting Saturday with birds fairly plentiful at season start though bags may drop. It covers political nominations in Minnedosa for Marquette, local grain buyers and cement pricing, then a 1915 Red Cross Aeroplane issue with editors, later town naming in Russell, business changes, radio tips, and 1940 RCMP firearm registration and municipal population figures.
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W. J. Bowie
W. J. Thompson
Minnedosa
Nominsons
Marquette
Grade A Hog Premium Increased One Dollar
Douglas Harkness announced Friday that effective for hogs slaughtered on and after October 3 the quality premiums will be 3 per hog for carcasses grading Canada Grade A, 12 lead of the present 2 for Grade A and 1 for Grade B. It would be profitable for producers to increase the percentage of Grade A's, he said, and judging from past performance of individual producers and communities, it would seem that they could easily double the present figure.
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Agriuuture
Douglas Harkness
Canada
Backroom RCMP Radar Checks Target High Crash Routes
RCMP sifts accident reports to target high risk road stretches nicknamed backroom areas. Six prosecutions and 59 radar stops in a week. Motorists warned, eight report back with faulty vehicle mechanics and repairs planned.
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RCMP
World of Wheat Exports Tied to U S Policies and Trends
A Stanford economist analyzes the rise in U S wheat exports since World War II, noting exports above 300 million bushels only twice postwar and averaging over 430 million in recent five year periods under Public Law 480. He argues U S subsidies have driven a large share of world exports and strengthened surplus, while Canadian policies also play a role.
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Food Research Institute
Stanford
California
United States
Onboard CNR Train A Porter’s Candy Saves a Life
A night aboard a CNR train reveals the porter’s quick aid when a passenger experiences an insulin reaction. Candy is offered to stabilize the traveler until medical help arrives, illustrating the crew’s dedication and the sense of security aboard rail travel.
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Tam
C.N.R. Porter
Angel of Mercy
CNR
Irs
Community Visitors Share News Across Ingleside District
Numerous families from Saskatchewan and Alberta visit Ingleside and nearby areas. Relatives from Outlook, Peace River, Bashaw, Binsearth, Moose Jaw, and Winnipeg gather for weekends and hospital updates. Local residents attend weddings in Calgary and plan moves to Grandview and Willow Brook.
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John Ferguson
Outlook
Sask
Laurence Ferguson
Peace River
Alta
Ingleside
Charlie Bedwell
John Bedwell
Billy Bedwell
Adolph Andert
Leona
Weyburn
Willie Prince
Regina
Earl Pringle
Selsgirth
Haberstock
Bashaw-Camrose
J. H. Shappert
Gordon Bryer
Ferdinand Kriewaldt
Minnie) Campbell
Moose Jaw
Arnold Apland
Karl Nilsson
Elector Construction
Alberta Yont
W. Murdock
A. L. Reichmuth
Binscarth
Ellen Lundgren
Langenburg Hospital
Alfred Welke
Jas. McPherson
Winnipeg
Lars Upland
Clifford Prince
Willow Brook
Federal Grain Company
Barrie Hande
Calgary
Ernest Hande
Arnold and
Fremon
Nebraska
Barrie
Ireland
Garnet Ferguson
Grandview
Axel Nillson
Laurie
Harrowby School Reopens Under Mrs Zimmer
Harrowby School opened on Tuesday with Mrs. Zimmer in charge. The children are excited and the Davies family plus Mrs Davies Sr visited friends and relatives at Spy Hill and St. on Sunday, sharing in the town’s reopening spirit.
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Zimmer
Ned Davies
Davies
Spy Hill
Harvest notes and local visits from Beinfest Sask
Marthe notes Davies and Pringle back with the Extra Gang near Beinfest while Lloyd Gladson returns home to help harvest with R Collins. C A Collins assists Robert Schepp with the combine as Earl Stevens location remains sought by his sister. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson and children from Spy Hill and Judy Collins returning from Russell.
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Marthe
Robert Davies
Wally Pringle
Beinfest
Sask
Lloyd Gladson
R. Collins
C. A. Collins
Robert Schepp
Rowby
Walter Johnson
Spy Hill
A. Olson
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Wright & McDooagh
Anderson and Fowman
Red Cross Aeroplane
Ried Cross
C. A. Boulton
Miller
Beamish
Hi. Boulton
MenNeil
Mass E. McKay
Jonsson
Mirs
Swallow
S. Boulton
Jackson
Clee
Alrs. Adams
Muass ‘Thompson
Glen
J. Hamnstock
Silverton
Sheiimouth
Milton Setter
Moynes Comer
Victor Wright
Social Credit
Inglis
Shelmouth
Radcliffer
Ioulton
Harrowby
Millwood
Sil Verson
Angusville
Silver Beach
Reggie
Reegeet
ST. Regis
Seth
Witichell
World OF Wheat
W. G. Malaher
Searle Grain Company, Limited
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Ve Met
Marchwell
W. T. Uhryniuk
Che Russell Banner
Bussell
Earl Stevens
Har
Judy Collins
Mrs. Gressides
Sheila
Goodzyear
Frank Clement & Sons
Gospel Services
Wilson & Wilson Office
Elks Lodge
Robert Boyle
Port Arthur
James Ronald
Portage LA Prairie
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