Banner notice from Hassell Manitoba office
Texted weekly from the Publication Office Timely notice appears to be a four year advance publication from Hassell Manitoba.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
12
Texted weekly from the Publication Office Timely notice appears to be a four year advance publication from Hassell Manitoba.
A noble impatience grows across the British Isles against poverty ignorance and hopelessness. Literature drama and leaders Lloyd George and Churchill spark a worldwide enthusiasm. The ongoing struggle is a fight for humanity and civilization.
The Saturday Evening Post argues that England’s Lords challenge to the Lloyd George budget raises a deep constitutional issue. It notes two centuries of Commons taxation prerogative, suggests a national vote would settle who decides future finance bills, and compares to potential U S Supreme Court outcomes without appeal.
The Manitoba Grain Growers Association unanimously approves the draft constitution adopted by the Grange for a national farmer organization. Con federation provinces align, with Alberta and Saskatchewan likely to follow in January and February conventions. Quebec and Maritime provinces may form provincial bodies affiliated with the federal group later. The era of unity strengthens farm representation.
The French finance minister estimates the 1870 war cost France ten billion dollars. One billion paid as indemnity to Germany, nine billion in destroyed property and lives, disrupted trade, interest, and pensions. The toll also includes an armed peace burden and enduring national resentments. Germany faced ongoing military readiness costs since 1870, making victory itself costly.
Notice warns that newspapers printing advertisements without Department authorization will not be paid. The policy reinforces proper clearance and official funding controls for ad placements.
Under a court sale order dated February 26 1909 and October 8 1909 auctioneer A R McIntyre will offer the southeast quarter of section 17 township 22 range 28 W in Manitoba at Queen's Hotel Russell on January 8 1910 noon. Two percent cash to vendor’s solicitor, balance in 30 days. terms per King’s Bench. Vendors’ solicitors Hudon Howell Ormond Marlatt Winnipeg. City of Winnipeg December 2 19__. Master P A Macdonald.
Christ Church in Russell celebrated the festive season with the opening of a new chancel. The space was festively decorated with evergreens texts and banners. Services included morning prayer with a sermon on Christmas Day and Evensong with another sermon the following Sunday. The congregation, mostly Anglican, enjoyed hearty carols and a strong turnout, with appeals made for building fund subscriptions to complete the work.
Mortgage sale scheduled for three o clock in the afternoon of the stated day on valuable residence property located in the Village of Russell. The notice lists the specified property and asserts the sale will proceed under applicable legal authority.
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