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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
4
The fragmentary text presents unclear phrases and scattered wording about changes and preferences related to paper and foam. No coherent events, people, or organizations can be reliably identified from the readable portion.
Wednesday last the Manitoba Liquor Act was referred by referendum to the people. The piece notes Alliance objections and calls the vote a Hogus referendum. It argues temperance sentiment remains strong and urges unity among prohibitionists for better enforcement and policy. Other local items report Messié Kelso’s sawmill move to Russell, Dunn buying a thoroughbred ball, and school opening with Mr. Adams.
Jim Minniska and wife depart for Carlyle soon. G B Johnson left for Winnipeg on Tuesday’s train. Ina Halliday has left for Skerry Acho.
Reid begins back ing on F Anty s farm. A large number from here attended Mr Mott s sale on Tuesday. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Davidson is dangerously ill. Charlie McRostie, who had been visiting friends in Yorkton for two weeks, returned home on last Friday s train.
The piece argues profitability depends on farm conditions, costs, markets, and breed suitability. It compares beef and dairy aims, notes Shorthorns and Ayrshires among favored Canadian breeds, warns against mixing bulls of different breeds, and stresses selecting a breed to fit local land and management while building uniform, high quality herds.
A mortgage sale notice references authority under a power of sale and foreclosure terms. It mentions a specific property action at a scheduled date and location, with parties and improvements described in vague terms. The fragmentary OCR yields uncertain names and dates but indicates a formal trustee or law firm proceeding.
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