Russell Banner Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Russell Banner lists subscription rates payable in advance for the Russell trading area at 3.00 per year and higher rates for outside districts and Canada. It notes membership in the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and authorizes second class post matter. Publishers are E C. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar.
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Russell
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba
C.W.N A
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Russell history notes span five decades in brief
A compact retrospective from 55 to 5 years ago highlights notable local events. It recalls Dr Barnardo visiting Man tobe homes with his son and agent Mr Struthers, railway milestones, new constructions, bank management changes, and civic projects. The column marks shifts in industry, governance, and wartime memories.
Malting Barley Quality Good Markets Only Fair in Canada
Dr. T. J. Harrison, chairman of the Barley Improvement Institute, reports a good crop of malting barley in western Canada with prospects for sales fairly good. He notes Manitoba has some good quality barley but limited quantity, and southern regions show variable results.
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Canada
T. J. Harrison
Barley Improvement Institute
The
Brewing and Malting Industries
Manitoba Tourism Call to See Manitoba's Hidden Sights
The Travel and Publicity Bureau notes many Manitobans have never seen local wonders like Niagara Falls or Whiteshell. It argues for intensified weekly newspaper campaigns to boost domestic travel and promote the province as a “Keystone Province” with rich heritage and beauty spots.
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Ontawan
Niagara Falls
Travel & Publicity Bureau
Manitoba
Provincial briefs from Manitoba communities report local events and plans
Winkler hosts Morden Crusade crowds at the skating rink with over 1200 attendees Sunday night. Portage district sheep births mark an unusual August, while Miniota hosts a farewell gift for Mr. and Mrs. Huett departing to Nipigon. Swan River Women's Institute pushes for an Old Folks Home with MLA Renouf consulted. Forest fires threaten Duck Mountain reserve over Labor Day. Pine River Wellman area sees outbreak concerns. Neepawa area to gain a new golf course by next summer on 55 acres south of town. Binscarth man Percy Gooda earns fourth in provincial home grounds garden contest. national income 1954 shows salaries and wages dominate.
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Niagara Falls
Manitoba
International Peace Garden
North Dakota
Boissevain
North
Killarney Lake
Rock Lake
Pelican Lake
Lake Max
Minnewasta
Morden
Falcon Lake
Seven Sisters
Pine Falls
Swan River Valley
Pas
Cranberry Portage
Flin Flon
Port Churchill
North Country
Keystone
Winkler Progrete
Miniota Herald
D. A. Huett
Nipigon
Ont
Swan River
Women's Institute
Geo. Renouf
Duck Mountain
Dauphin
Contol
Forest Reserve
Pine River
Wellman Lake
Neepawa Press
Gladstone
Binscarth Express
Manitoba Horticultural Association
Percy Gooda
Binscarth
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Russell Banner
E C. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Aes Sdi
Neepawa
Rossburn
CNR
Murphy
Simms
Northern
Keating Bros
Broadfoot Bros
J. H. Moynes
D. T. Wilson
T. Gwilt
Dauphin Water
E. Lucas
Napinks
Merchants Bank
Millwood
G.T P
D. R. McDonald
Thos. Jackson
John, Jackson
Fred Liske
W. E. Keating
Christ Church
Girls’ Guild
Russell Turt Club
Sacred Heart Hospital
Dominion
Silverton
Angusville
Erickson
H. A. Mullins
Senate
Manitoba Volunteer Reserve
A. G. Smellie
B. Bradley-Hunt
R. C. McLennan
T. M. Ratcliffe
W. McCay
Manitoba Power Commission
Europe
Frank Walker
Winnipeg Free Press
Manilla
George Alvin
Bing) Meagher
Manila
Tokyo
Youle Blood Bank
Srace
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Massey Model
John Deere
E. C. Shepherd
Russell, Man
F. Clement & Sons Lid
Cars & Trucks
Minneapolis & Case Farm Machinery
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