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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
4
The Banner announces a slight improvement in its appearance while retaining its name. It aims to be worthy of the county paper and abandons the primitive heading for a more up to date look and invites reader sympathy and support.
A public proclamation designates Friday May 10 as Arbor Day. The piece urges Manitobans to observe tree culture, highlighting shelter, ornament, and homestead appeal. It encourages planting at least one tree on May 16 and stresses the value of trees for homes and communities.
The piece urges improving the village cemetery on Arbor Day May 10th to honor the silent occupants and keep God's acre beautiful. It notes others in eastern towns perform such efforts and calls for local volunteers to act year after year.
We must act beyond personal comforts to improve the silent resting place of the departed, which remains uncouth and lacking beauty amid ongoing beautification projects.
A spring show followed by a well attended Foresters Hall gathering featured O Malle y No xious Weed Inspector on weed prevention and seed testing and Murray of the Winnipeg Dairy Department on stock feeding and dairying. Crerar presided. Dr McGilvary praised rustling training. banquet celebrated Dr McGilvary’s success. Binscorth noted for attracting intellects to Tor on to and Chicago publicity.
In Binscarth a banquet celebrated Dr McGilvary’s return from Chicago after winning honors and a gold medal from McKillip veterinary college. About thirty five guests heard toasts, music, and speeches praising his success and local pride.
A Customs Department letter to Gilbert A. Cope explains that preferential rates under the Preferential Tariff cover clothing entries from England valued under ten dollars and directs the Birtle Collector to apply the policy. Commissioner John McDougald notes the matter and references updated regulations on postal package entries.
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