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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
4
The article argues public school teachers bear the core responsibility for shaping citizens. It stresses duties beyond lesson lists, urging teachers to instill civic duty toward government, municipality, province, and nation. It warns communities must value teachers as nation builders shaping future state well being.
Resolutions urged confidence in Mr Borlen and Mr Roblin and the provincial government, called for a Hudson Bay rail route, reformed fiscal ties with the Dominion government, free oral mail, nonpartisan judiciary, public control of utilities, land and school funding, trials by superior court, and a non political railway commission for a transcontinental line, with no entangling alliances between Dominion and provincial governments.
A letter reports the Inland Revenue Department will obtain samples during the next collection for analyses by food inspectors. It urges prompt action by grain growers and Agricultural societies to ensure bluestone and formalin for the eating season are pure and strong, stressing cleanliness and health as essential.
Ottawa reports Inland Revenue chemists will publish analyses of leading patent medicines sold in Canada. The government earns praise for seeking labeling laws to show alcohol and other potentially harmful ingredients, responding to criticism that patent remedies exceed beer and wine in strength.
Seeburn resident Miss Henry visits aunt Mrs Pelton. A large group of Seeburn youths attended McPhee's Big Show at Binscarth and enjoyed it. Mr Patrick of the Public Works Department surveys for a drainage system along Snake Creek from Seebure south. Weather remains fine, aiding teaming as roads improve for farming.
At a Tuesday evening gathering in Langensburg a committee was formed to raise the guarantee for building an English Church. A letter from Marah Bros. & Wells promised material support.
If you know someone troubled with this distressing ailment tell them to try Chamberlain's Salve. It gives instant relief. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by W. Ledingham and dealers everywhere.
The Russell Bunch of the Manitoba Grain Growers Association urged the Dominion Government to add analysis of Bluestone before distribution to retail dealers. Sent to Hon. Sidney Fisher, minister of agriculture, an acknowledgement was misaddressed in the process.
Fragmentary OCR shows a mail contract sealed amid port authorities turmoil. Names and places are garbled but reference to Wade and Ng authorities and a June event suggest official action on contracts. Further readable terms indicate a formal sealing by a board or committee.
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