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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
2
Ottawa unveils tariff and tax cuts including income exemptions raised for families and singles, a receipt tax repeal, and autos tariffs reduced with British preference. Budget projects a $376.8 million revenue and $22.253 million surplus toward debt. Dominion Day marks 2 cent postage return amid strong trade balance.
A new Dominion Department of Agriculture circular advises increasing incubator humidity to 50 to 60 percent in drier western Canada. This is achieved by suspending a burlap wrapped moisture pad from a hook near the top of the incubator, about three inches from radiator pipes, and rewetting every 24 to 48 hours based on ventilation and external humidity.
A Manitoba program under the Canadian Horticultural Council invites rural schools to compete for a silver cup donated by Lt Gov Sir James Aikenes. Schools must register by May 15, provide photos, and document work on grounds improvements to vie for the enduring merit certificate or the cup after three seasonal wins.
The article notes oil fields are limited and may fail, with use increasing rapidly. H. L. Doherty warns of waste and dwindling reserves causing price spikes, while other authorities see the industry lasting for many years amid uncertainty.
In a sun blistered South African journey, Matheson questions Holman’s secrecy and Dutch ties as he travels toward Benfontein. He obsesses over a possible mare's nest, spies English links, and ponders mining intrigues while observing field tents and a restless camp life along the rails.
Matheson reaches De Aar and checks into a Dutch run hotel. He notes the flat greener veld and the town’s picturesque character. A Jew merchant at the hotel shares meals there, polite yet reserved, echoing Matheson’s grumbles about the weather.
Attorney at law and notary public announces Angusville branch office open Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Inglis office open Fridays with contactHONE 14.
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