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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
2
In a statement the company expressed willingness to cooperate with Mr Crerar and indicated that a single pooling arrangement for the three western provinces would benefit farmers, noting fewer difficulties than forming separate pools.
Howard Palmer of New London and Allen Carpe of New York complete the first climbs of Mount Brazeau and Mount Unwin in Jasper National Park. They mapped and explored Maligne Lake to Brazeau Lake area over seventeen days, describing vast views including Mount Forbes, Mount Alberta, and the Columbia ice field.
Crerar outlined a wheat pool concept at a Winnipe g conference proposing a farmer controlled cooperative that would own and operate handling facilities if the venture proves satisfactory. The plan envisions selling through a designated organization with contracts to individual farmers and aims to create a cost operating, non profit system.
Appointment of W. J. Bulman and W. P. F. Dutton as Manitoba Liquor Control Act commissioners under chair R. D. Waugh. Waugh earns 12000 yearly, commissioners 5000 each. Burman and Dutton advisory. Liquor store ops delayed to Oct 1. Likely bottle price near five dollars.
A Progressive party delegation at McKenzie Saskatchewan calls for a Dominion convention to elect a national leader and form a platform. They urge unity with provincial parties, criticize the lack of a federal Progressive organization, and outline aims including free choice of voters, human rights over property, and senate reform. They also cite plans to complete the Hudson Bay railway.
A varied group of traveling stock salesmen will soon tour the district selling their wares as they have in the past, drawing buyers among farmers and local businessmen who anticipate bargains and new goods.
An Ontario farmer resists a stock salesman’s push to buy watered stock from Zenith style ventures. The salesman paints appealing prospects, but the farmer Palmer declares his next purchase must be a solid asset with real value, quipping he will “water it myself” once four legs are involved.
The article warns poultry keepers about the red mite, detailing how infestations grow in warm weather and affect young chicks and brood hens. It explains nocturnal behavior, signs of infestation, and recommends immediate cleaning and germicidal sprays or oil and soap solutions to eradicate mites and prevent losses.
The article recounts Stephen a deacon in Jerusalem who preached with power, aroused Jewish hostility, and was stoned after a bold defense. His death sparked persecution, drove believers from Jerusalem, and spread the gospel to distant lands as God foiled enemies.
The text traces Stephen from his ordination to serve tables to prominent preaching, showing how his devotion and courage propelled Christian expansion. It notes the early church’s division of labor, Stephen’s potential with Paul, and how his martyrdom ignited broader faith in Jesus. The blood of martyrs is described as the seed of the Church.
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