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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
2
The Russell Banner lists weekly publication in Manitoba with weekly, newspaper association rates payable in advance. Rates are $2.50 within the trading area, $0.80 outside district, and $2.50 per year outside Canada. Authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department. Publishers E. Sanderson and H.M. Rutar.
The piece critiques overreliance on government to solve personal and collective problems, arguing state control erodes freedoms. It notes strike arbitration, headline slang, and public tone influence, and cites South Dakota curbs on Hutterite land as an example of balancing rights with practical limits without blanket discriminatory laws.
Don G. McGill is named Assistant General Manager of the Manitoba Division of John Labatt Limited. McGill previously directed Industrial Relations at Labatt’s London Ontario head office, and has 18 years with the company. In 38 years ago notes, Russell Tennis Club saw Mrs. Jamieson win the ladies title and Dr. Shaw the men’s, with darkness halting the final. Other items: Sine Cerus group reorganized at CGLT with Moore as president and Calvert as vice-president. Constable Brims stationed here. ongoing Bank of Toronto building work in Inglis. Municipal Office project on Main and D’Arcy. Astbury’s store construction. Foster Cup tennis at Binscarth won by Smellie and Mrs. Graham.
September 10 1903 notes P Finklestein opened a general store in the old Lowther building George Cartwright sold section 21-21-28 to Samuel Rea Brightside for 9700 W D Palmerton hired as grain buyer for Stead Herriott company plans to build an elevator next summer Also a 1908 note: Agricultural Society buys 22 acres east side Mountain Ave for a park and workers scrub and level it Further notes mention Dr Wright W F Graham and rail freight from Russell over the CNR and 1913 bakery purchase by H W Halling in Canora and a 1918 Lutheran church being built in Boulton Oscar is mentioned as part of the church notes.
W G Malaher outlines irradiation as a tool for inducing mutations in wheat and seeds. He cautions that atomic methods cannot replace established breeding methods and urges continued use of proven genetic techniques alongside irradiation for crop improvement.
Mrs Molly Austeneil Wenni peg and Mrs Wm Stocker visit at Mr and Mrs L Langford home. Miss Gladys Wheatley Nin ette and Miss Doris Wheatley Montreal guest at Misses M and A Busch. Nora Stewart Winnipeg visits her mother Mrs F Stewart. Roy and Mrs Davidson welcomed a daughter. Bruce Davidson and family at summer cottage. Mrs Hodgson and family moved to village. Mrs Hodson is new primary teacher. Mr and Mrs Saharias weekend at Dauphin. Peter McLaren and Shirley Roblin weekend at Mr and Mrs P Patterson’s.
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