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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
3
The piece argues for keeping local printing in district hands, urging civic officials to support the local banner instead of sending work to Winnipeg or Toronto. It questions spending on travel for council members and highlights appreciation for Russell Town and Shellawath Ry Municipality for backing a local paper.
Federal and provincial programs facilitate Feeder Freight and Feeder Purchase incentives, moving cattle to feeding areas, subsidizing freight and feed, and supporting equipment transport. The policies aim to ease drought relief by refunding half freight costs, covering net freight for shipments to feeding grounds, and funding feed and fodder to maintain basic stock.
Manitoba weeklies are urged to oppose Winnipeg’s push to shift provincial taxes onto rural residents. The Tribune argues towers report flaws and urges municipal unions to prepare a country-wide brief for Royal Commission hearings. It calls rural leaders to rally, defend provincial wealth creators, and resist urban encroachment on country finances.
The piece argues advertising costs are borne by the advertising merchant through overhead and price adjustments, while customers pay via higher prices or better value. It claims effective ads self fund, with the buyer not directly paying for ads and the merchant bearing related overhead as sales volume shifts.
Aerial tone recounts prairie farming history from eastern regions to western Canada. It notes the shift from abundant early yields to drought lessons, moisture as the limit, and the rise of soil depletion from aggressive expansion. The piece contrasts optimistic ploughing with the economic swing on the wheat market as rains or drought shift prices.
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