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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
12
A hearsay notice from the office on Main Street in Russell Manitoba announces publication every Thursday. The message references JOSEPH MO TYRE as the publisher and mentions a year in advance.
The Grain Growers' Guide argues the Dominion Government will build the Hudson Bay Railway but hand it to the Canadian Northern Railway. Big eastern interests push for routing traffic to eastern lines, limiting western farmers' gains. The piece calls for stronger Ottawa action to protect western rights and curb private influence.
The second reading of the amended Coronation Oath in the British House of Commons on July 27 was approved 410 to 86. King George’s stance strengthened his standing among cosmopolitan subjects while opposition persists. Premier Asquith argued the change relieves the sovereign from a public declaration offense to millions across the dominions. A. J. Balfour and many Conservatives backed the reform.
The oath declares the signer a faithful member of the Protestant Reformed church in England and commits to using enactments to secure Protestant succession to the throne, signaling concern over the succession becoming endangered.
Chicago capitalists explore establishing a pulp industry in Lake Winnipeg country and a Winnipeg mill. Changes shake Grain Growers' Association leadership as D W McCuaig and G H Malcolm resign and R Henders becomes president.Western grain growers urge Prime Minister Laurier to set limits on scrip and liens, protect farmers from chattel mortgage pressure, seek duty free or nominal tariff on farm implements, tax on speculator lands, and direct legislation.
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