Teened Thursday notice from Main St Manitoba publication
Teened Thursday notice from the office on Main Street Manitoba lists Joseph McIntyre as the publisher for a four year term with offshore duties referenced.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
4
Teened Thursday notice from the office on Main Street Manitoba lists Joseph McIntyre as the publisher for a four year term with offshore duties referenced.
A Russell Fire Hall gathering heard W S Crerar chair a discussion on a Grain Growers Cooperative Marketing Scheme. J H Farthing argued the plan would help farmers get better prices by local elevators and coordinated export. others urged caution and requested a clearer, fuller proposal.
An old advertisement text questions disease as crime and discusses women’s health issues. It promotes Dr. Pierce remedies and suggests home care, pelvic concerns, and liver and stomach regulation with claimed confidentiality and mail order access.
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