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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
9
Warrant issued August 16 1909 by Reeve of Rural Municipality of Russell Manitoba directs levy on listed lands for arrears of taxes and costs. If not paid by September 13 1909 at 2 PM at the Russell village office, lands will be sold to recover the debts.
Harvesting expands with 600 acres cut on Tuesday and threshing rigs readied for a busy season. New telephone directories for Russell Co. and numerous farm improvements are reported along with school matters, local meetings, and concerns about grain market manipulation and pricing in Fort William Liverpool futures.
In the Village of Binscarth dated at Russell Manitoba on August 24, 1909 the Secretary Treasurer Rural Municipality of Russell issues a formal notice. The document records official action by the Rural Municipality of Russell.
Burley announces the birth of a daughter at Edcliffe on August 11 to his wife F H Burley.
Millwood Harvesting now general and crop quality praised across the district. The English church painting outside, led by Mr Johnston of Binscaith, is underway in June. Wondrasek reports a fine Wishart crop after a long visit with his daughter. Mrs Arch Brown hosts a ten cent tea on Wednesday September 1 under Presbyterian Ladies Aid with a pleasant gathering expected.
Miss M. N. Ross joins the Shoal Lake teaching staff while local builders Richeson and Brooks near completion on Fred Williamson’s new house.
An essay argues farmers should store grain on the farm to market at the best price. Portable granaries reduce handling costs and may cover carload storage. It notes September October are bottom price months due to monopoly influence by milling firms and a key western buyers pact.
The piece weighs secrecy in groups like FreeMasonry and old fellowships. It says secret societies can harm if used for revelry or plotting, but can aid if aimed at mind growth, patriotism, or charity. It notes secrecy is acceptable when ends are just and families or institutions rely on trustworthy members.
An New York aeronaut plans a bi plane flight over Lake Ontario. In Minneapolis on Tuesday a 25 cent drop in wheat prices was recorded. A Morocco bound Bible valued at least 25 was placed on observation cars of four Burling trains out of St. Louis with instructions to place one on each train amid unexplained motive.
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