Hemet Banner reads from Main Street office
Fragmentary OCR shows The Banner published weekly from the office on Main Street Hemet with unclear date and names.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows The Banner published weekly from the office on Main Street Hemet with unclear date and names.
The Dominion Government offers unseizable, unforfeitable annuities for old age from $50 to $600 yearly. Illustrations show 20 to 60 year olds paying small weekly sums yield substantial lifelong incomes. Options include payments for self, wife, children, or joint annuities with Ottawa backing, transfer from savings banks, and flexible start times with quarterly instalments and safeguards if payments lapse.
For years grain exchange members charged one cent per bushel from outside parties. Now members may handle grain without profit or at a loss. Critics warn small dealers may be driven out, letting elevator men control consignments and harming grain growers.
The government promotes a new annuity scheme promising to continue payments to the end of the contract proportional to the original annuity. It appeals to wage earners and those with small means, offering a secure investment backed by the Dominion government. The Liberal government frames the act as enabling every man woman and child to provide for old age at a trifling cost.
A public notice dated July nineteenth eighteen hundred eight signed by T A Wright and KM Williams. It refers to the Village trustees and mentions a board action or appointment without detailing specifics. The readable fragments indicate official village business and governance.
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