The Banner Publisher issued weekly notices in Russell
The Banner lists a weekly publication from Russell Manitoba with a price of one dollar per year. The line references Joseph McIntyre as publisher and mentions Main Street address.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
The Banner lists a weekly publication from Russell Manitoba with a price of one dollar per year. The line references Joseph McIntyre as publisher and mentions Main Street address.
The platform calls for honest use of public funds, merit based appointments, tougher anti corruption measures, independent prosecutions, civil service reform, smarter Senate selection, strict immigration screening, public domain management benefiting people, independent rail and utilities oversight, national waterways and ports, expanded telegraphs and phones, improved postal service, rural mail delivery, protection of Canadian resources, reciprocal trade, and restoration of public lands to Alberta and Saskatchewan while preserving provincial self government.
F W Peters of Canadian Pacific announced a fall rate cut for wheat storage at Fort William elevators. The Grain Growers' Grain association had requested the change and officials granted it after full consideration. Previously shippers paid three quarters of a cent per bushel for each term, with an extra charge if grain remained after term expiry.
The Grain Growers Association supports a shift to a per day storage charge after an initial three quarters per bushel for 30 days. Shippers will pay three quarters for the first period and one thirtieth of a cent per bushel per day thereafter. Neighboring lake port elevators will adopt similar rates benefiting independent shippers and farmers. The change will be announced to the warehouse commissioner and applied to this season’s grain.
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