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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
4
The Banner notes publication from the office on Main Street Hassell Manitoba appears weekly on Thursdays.
The Department of Agriculture in Ottawa offers five cent per dose vaccines for blackleg and anthrax to protect cattle. Blackleg primarily harms young cattle and is often fatal, while anthrax affects other livestock and humans. Vaccination guidance and deployment are provided through the Health of Animals Branch and Veterinary Director General. The King Pao in Peking marks its five hundredth anniversary this year.
An offer urges schools to raise funds for a Victory shield made from the armor copper of Nelson’s flagship The Victory. Lord Strathcona donates 5000 dollars to place shields in Dominion schools. students contributing one dollar or more to the British and Foreign Sailors Society will receive a Victory charm for 25 cent donors. The shield would align with Empire Day and honor a patriotic student competition winner for the year.
In a crowded restaurant a red hat Irishman orders citrus and buns while an Orange man eyes the yellow fruit. A south Ireland Irishman requests grains and lettuce tea and asks the waiter to introduce him to the gentleman across the table.
Montreal witnesses hail Sir Wilfrid Laurier as a unifying national leader after representing Canada in Britain for a third time. Readers praise his eloquence, modest presence, and broad vision uniting opposing factions amid praise and controversy in Quebec and Ontario.
Herman Unger of Boston Massachusetts took his own life with the belief his body would revive as a flowering growth after death. He left a will instructing his body be cremated and then...
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