Local weekly newspaper notices and postal info
The Russell Banner lists staff and association affiliations for The Russell Banner with E C Sanderson and HM. Rutar as publishers. It notes the paper is authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa and requires payment of postage in cash.
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Je Ramell
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manliobs
Post Office Department
Ottawa
E C Sanderson
HM. Rutar
Old Boys Outfit For Meat Sold For Six Dollars
A September 1903 item notes Smellie Bros offering a complete meat stall outfit for six dollars including winter clothing and boots. The 1913 entry mentions postal system improvements with $10 postal notes.
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Smellie Bros
Plan Now For Royal Winter Fair Exhibits From Manitoba
Farmers should prepare by selecting high quality grain samples to exhibit at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair in November. A L D Martin of Manitoba Soils and Crops Branch notes oats flax and rye show strong performance despite rust and mildew. Entries require exhibitor name and variety, must be submitted via the provincial office by November 1, with fees and transport covered by the department.
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Toronto Royal
A. L. D. Martin
Martin
Soils and Crops Branch
Department of Agriculture
Norquay
Win
Winnipeg
Soils and Crops
Manitoba A Leader In Tourist Gains
Manitoba shows a record surge in tourism in early 1963 with a 148 percent rise in international border crossings over the prior year, a top Canadian gain behind Saskatchewan and Yukon. If sustained, the six months could push annual visitors past last year’s 1.3 million and spending beyond 41 million dollars as tourists near 14 million in receipts.
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Manitoba
Gurney Evans
Evans
Manitoba School Broadcasts Feature Science and History
Manitoba school broadcasts plan a half hour historic program on Lower Fort Garry and four creative art telecasts with Winnipeg artist Mina Forsyth. The regional series titled Preserving the Past will air January and February and include six simple machines in science lessons. A drama on a fur trader and Haida totem poles appear among the episodes, with cross province cooperation and CBC support.
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Manitoba Department of Education
Lower Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Mina ‘Forsyth
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Great North West Pioneer Village
Edmonton
Royal Canadian
Mounted Police Museum
Regina
J. €. Jones
Robertson Elementary School
Weekly Meditation on Spiritual Feeding and Growth
A home article reflects on a philodendron stretching across a living room and thriving when nodules along the vine are placed in extra pots with rich soil. The piece then compares supplementary plant feeding to daily prayer and spiritual nourishment between Easter Sundays, urging consistent soul feeding beyond special observances.
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Christ
Records fall at Manitoba provincial parks this summer
Minister C Witney reports a 96 percent rise in public campground use by August 20, with 101000 vehicle entries to provincial parks and recreation areas versus 73000 in all of 1962. Camping revenue climbs to 62000 from 47000, vehicle permits reach 97400.
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C. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Witney
Manitoba
Doctor weighs patient symptoms for possible heart disease
The doctor is eager to interpret symptoms and seeks a formal diagnosis. Even with potential impairment, many cases allow a normal life with proper treatment and monitoring.
A New Love Ship Trundles Through Atlantic Ports
A passenger cargo ship named ON s MN Bonavists sails the Atlantic, drawing affection from seven days at sea. The narrator describes Newfoundland and Labrador outports, their colorful wooden homes, and solemn islanders who watch the ship from the pier as youths rush aboard in a pivotal life moment.
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Bonavists
Atlantic Ocean
Newfoundland and Labrador
Kansas City
New York State
Toronto
1. John's
Eaen Sop
Cragey
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