Publication details for The Banner weekly edition
The notice states The Banner published weekly on Thursdays with subscription rates of $1.50 in advance and $2.00 elsewhere, and lists Joseph McIntyre as publisher. The address appears as St. Russell and references Canada.
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Mam St. Russell
Oataire of
Canada
Joseph McIntyre
Manitoba United Farmers swear in new cabinet
Sir James Aikens, lieutenant governor, swore in Manitoba's United Farmers cabinet in the legislative chamber. The new team includes John Bracken as premier and education minister, R W Craig as attorney general, W R Clubb as public works minister, F M Black as provincial treasurer and telephone minister, Neil Cameron agriculture and immigration, D L McLeod secretary and public health minister, P A Talbot as Speaker, and W G Campbell as secretary of the United Farmers.
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Manitoba
James Aikens
W. R. Clubb
F M Black
Neil Cameron
Agriculture
Immigration
D L McLeod
P. A. Talbot
United Farmer Party
W. G Campbell
Fall rye as pasture cover and spring forage in Western Canada
W C McKillican reports on Brandon Experimental Farm the value of fall rye as a supplementary pasture crop in Western Canada. It provides early spring growth drought resistance and late fall forage and can be sown in July for midsummer feed though it should not replace best grasses and clovers. A bushel and a half to one and three quarters yields a thick stand for pasture.
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Canada
Brandon
W. C. McKillican
Man
Manure Use On Prairie Soils and Manitoba Government Change
Prairie soil fertility is high but not limitless. well rotted manure applied properly can boost moisture retention and reduce drift, while rough unrotted manure harms drought-prone land. The Manitoba Progressive cabinet under Mr Fraden promises economy and capable ministers, including Bracken Craig Black Cameron McLeod Clubb, with Bracken and Craig highlighted for leadership and public service.
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Manitoba
Fraden
Clubb
Bracken
Craig
Winnipeg Lane
F M Black
Black
Winnipeg
Neil Cameron
Department of Agriculture
McLeod
Arthur
Morris
Manure use and fertilizer guidance for Western farms
In Lacombe Alberta, the report outlines manure benefits and timing. Fall application on stubble before plowing enhances warmth and fertility, while winter or spring work offers less gain. Overuse on fallow risks lodging rust and frost injury. Hand spreading or harrowing improves mix. Top dressing only guards against soil drift. Barnyard manure builds humus and moisture retention. mineral fertilizers offer limited value in western soils.
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F H Reed
Lacombe Alberta
Harvest season drives demand for goods and ads
As harvest approaches, demand for clothing, shoes, repairs and machinery accessories rises. Merchants should advertise now to inform farmers of available harvest necessities and avoid last minute shortages. An abundant harvest is expected where hail was absent, signaling strong market need.
Manitoba Bracken Government Takes Office With Broad Support
The Free Press notes the Progressive Party hopes for changes may exist but Bracken’s government pledges no education overhaul and enters office in a generally clean, orderly state. Ministers face heavy duties yet enjoy goodwill and little organized opposition as Manitobans welcome the new administration.
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Bracken
Manitoba
Free Press
European marriage odds cited in German statistics
German statistics claim twenty five million women in Europe face lifelong spinsterhood with a male population of 225 thousand and female population of 250 million. The ratio yields 1,111 women per thousand men, up from a prewar excess of thirty eight per thousand.
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Europe
Germany
British firms plan Canadian branches amid trade talks
Reports state British manufacturers are establishing branches in Canada while Welsh anthracite coal is being bargained for at 12 dollars a ton delivered in Canadian ports. Eastern Canada farmers push for separation from the west and Ukrainians in Canada protest to the Pope over treatment by Poland’s government. Sheep owners must notify municipal authorities within four hours of dog related loss or damage to file a claim.
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Canada
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Poland
Mortgage Sale of Valuable Farm Property in Rossburn
Public auction conducted by Robert Peden at Queen's Hotel Rossburn Manitoba on August 26 1922 at noon offers for sale the northeast quarter of section 34 township 21 range 24 west with about 30 cultivated acres and log buildings. A 20 percent deposit is due at sale with balance per conditions announced. Vendors solicitors Wilson and Glen Russell Manitoba.
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Robert Peden
Queen’s Hotel
Rossburn
Province of
Manitoba
Range
Messrs
Wilson & Glen
Vendors Solicitors
Russell
A.D
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Yours For
J. G. Kippan
Ingle Bricks
Union Bank
Union Bank OF Canada
R. C. Jamieson
P. R. Fleming
J. Mitchell
Kodak
Eastman’s
Kodaks
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Wilson
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Shipley’s Meat Markets
Russell and
Hay Gillespie
Manitobas
Prairie
West
Dominion
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Progressive Party
Department of Education
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Killarney
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Shellmouth
T. Hill & Sons
E. Leech
Russell,man
Florist
Warrington
Herbert Frank Payne
Mimiota Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Cheapest Insurance Co
Wallace
W. J. Bates
Ofice
Ledingham
Reesell
Weetbourne St
Angusville
Weday
Binsearth
H. P. Reed
Pratt & Lauman
Birtle and Foxwarren
Lawrence C. Boulton
United Grain Growers’ Securities Ltd
J. Roy Sypher
CG. C. Graham
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Bijou
H. C. Hodgson
Curry Building
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Alfred Clee
the Sun Life Assurance Co. OF Canada
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Amy Callin
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Army and Navy
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