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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
2
The notice lists publication office at Main St Russell with weekly Thursday issues. It states subscription prices of 1.50 a year in advance and 2.00 a year outside Canada, and identifies Joseph McIntyre as publisher. The date shown is Thursday December 16 1925.
A brief note discusses how prices must stay low enough to ensure profit, estimating a ten year period to overcome wide variation in yields and production costs across fields. It emphasizes the lengthy horizon needed to achieve returns amid fluctuating inputs and market values.
The editor lauds a lavish publication covering hockey champions from 1888 to 1925. It features portraits of historic teams, notable players and leagues in Canada and the United States Amateur Hockey Association, published by George King of Toronto.
The Saskatchewan legislature’s Agriculture Committee announced a resolution to direct an inquiry into cash use. Dr. C. E. Tran of Pelly will lead the Progressive faction in the current session, with a six member following inside the house, while the broader opposition totals 11, including one Independent.
The 1925 wheat cost in the three prairie provinces averaged about 95 cents per bushel based on 17 bushels per acre. Yields vary widely by location and season, with higher yields drastically lowering cost per bushel. Factors include land use, grain varieties, cultivation methods, and weather, which heavily influence profitability.
A meditation on the value of a calm mind highlights how inner peace enables clear thinking and balanced responses to life’s challenges. The piece contrasts anxious reaction with the strength to act wisely, and notes Canada’s boots and shoes production decline since 1912 alongside Britain’s dominant shoe imports and U S exports.
A fragment reports political maneuvering by Conservative leaders in Ottawa as they seek to establish a governing coalition or new administration. The note hints at negotiations with other parties and potential cabinet discussions.
C. H. Staples of Angusville appears as deputy registrar for Silver Creek municipality handling births and deaths and acts as an agent for Manitoba cattle loan while Acadia and Worcerer insurance firms are named along with a commissioner for taking affidavits.
E. J. Shipley, a licensed Manitoba auctioneer, invites readers to call or visit to arrange sale dates. The ad provides a phone contact at 404 Russell and encourages prospective clients to contact for planning and scheduling auctions.
A short classified notice announces Nurse Miss 8 Jackson R N, a graduate of Winnipeg Children's and General Hospitals, with contact phone 17 for inquiries or employment.
Isobel J Langford RN long time graduate of Winnipeg General Hospital 1926. Phone 93 Residence Memorial Ave.
A listing notes a good stock of funeral goods and cuter wax flowers available on order. Contact details show a house phone 40 and office phone 94 for Russell, Man.
Pupils study voice piano harmony and counterpoint as they prepare for the Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations. The note outlines training for upcoming assessment under the conservatory program.
Physician and surgeon listings show Dr T W Shaw in Ledingham Block with day phone 178 and night 3 dollars. Also Dr Thos Brownlee in Russell Manitoba in J M McCauley block with office phones 22 and 89.
Angusville branch office operates Tuesdays and Wednesdays while Inglis office opens Fridays. Attorney WwW W. Wilson advertises lands loans and fire insurance services with phone contact in Russell Manitoba.
HM P Reed Barrister Solicitor announces office in Rossburn is open every Thursday and Friday for consultations.
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