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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
2
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A year of broadcasts unfolds with Monday French drama for Grades VII to XI and primary programming until 3:30. October to September features song and rhythm. January to March sees Adventures in Speech. Tuesday science broadcasts involve four western provinces for intermediate grades. Thursday music series cover Music Flows On Folk Songs of Many Lands and Exploring the Instruments. Friday’s CBC national series introduces new studies for Grades VI, VII and IX. The guide Young Manitoba Listens offers prep tips and information on free licenses and booklets, prepared for Miss Gertrude McCance.
Commissioner C. Baugh, Territorial Commander for Cans- Sa, states that both the citizen of tomorrow and yesterday are equally important to The Salvation Army. He urges understanding and guidance for all ages, noting that aging contributors deserve consideration beyond pensions.
The issue lists historical notes from Sept 25 to Sept 28 across years 1903 1907 1912 1917 and 1922. It mentions grain buyers like Mr Clow McCormick Riley Lennard and Plowman Atkinson, threshing outfits arriving for several firms, a planned mill at Shellmouth, harvesting delays from wet weather, frost damage near Russell, a Russell Collegiate literary society, sale of lands for arrears of taxes, a weight guessing contest, a barn fire destroying a large structure and livestock, and high wheat yields with Lennard achieving 60 bushels per acre.
Smeilie Bros disposed of Inglis business to Shnider Bros of Sheho. The Silver Creek Seed Oats centre formed to market cooperative oats from the district.
Miss Phyllis Koch of Phil lipsburg New Jersey announces her 4-H club champion bull Billibel will compete for new honors at the New Jersey state fair in Trenton, which opened September 21.
The Salvation Army will start a nationwide Red Shield appeal on Monday September 15 with a goal of 1 000 000 dollars. Commissioner Baugh expressed confidence that Canadians and hundreds of volunteers will ensure the appeal’s success.
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