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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
4
A census bulletin on Manitoba agriculture highlights large gains in land use and wheat area during 1901 to 1911, with livestock rising and rural population growth outpaced by urban shift. The writer criticizes protectionism and questions policy effects while urging fair publication of viewpoints.
H P Barrett of Shellmouth defends infant baptism and analyzes John 3 5 Matthew 28 19 and Acts passages. He rebuts a critic, questions the idea baptism is not essential, and urges logical argument over name hiding in a 1913 message to the Banner.
An English reader protests last week's Banner article on living conditions in Great Britain and similar past pieces. The letter argues the paper favors protectionist views and demands more balanced reporting.
Rushing Construction restarts work on the CN R Yorkton Wroxton branch grade with three gangs finishing sections ahead of steel laying. The line aims to reach Yorkton and extend 25 miles west, with readiness to haul a portion of the year's crop expected as grading nears completion.
The event marked by joint Canada United States ceremonies at Erie Beach Park with M W M German K C M P as chair and speakers including John Gibson and J A McDonald. A bridge model for a proposed commemorative crossing was shown as crowds of over twenty thousand attended the day’s festivities and fireworks.
The article outlines three futurity races for 1923 foals to be raced in 1916 with nomination fees of £1.00 and $5.00 payments on Oct 1 1915 and Apr 1 1916, plus a starting fee of $25 for 1916 entries. It notes guarantees of $1,000 for trotters and pacers and $1,000 for runners, plus conditions on entry and sire obligations. It also mentions John H Mears’s world circuit in 36 days and talks of motion pictures for ocean voyage passengers under negotiation.
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