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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
4
The piece argues the Lisgar race needs strong independent candidates free from corrupt tactics as Canadian politics wrestles with party decay and American influence grows. It warns that American capital increasingly shapes industry from Nova Scotia to Northern Ontario and may push tariff readjustments.
The article argues farmers deserve tariff rebates similar to manufacturers. It notes foreign buyers’ rights and precedent in tariffs, calling for rebates on farm implements and grain exports to reduce production costs and boost Canadian wheat export potential.
The piece argues that government inaction on liberal policies harms foreign trade by curbing manufacturing of implements for export and reducing incentives to grow wheat for foreign markets. It contends rebates on iron expose production costs and the tariff’s cost-raising effect, while warning protectionists face contradictions.
The Provincial Treasurer outlines 1902 expenditures totaling 1 288 868 80 and expects revenue of 1 490 613 46 from subsidies fees taxes and land sales. Agricultural associations and farmers clubs will sell breeding stock at Ottawa and Guelph with Shorthorn bulls and Herefords available. Prospective buyers can arrange distant carloads via provincial officers and obtain catalogues from Mr A P Westervelt in Toronto.
The Department of Agriculture Ottawa forwards the second annual announcement of the Ontario provincial auction sales of Pure-Bred Live Stock scheduled in Ottawa on February 12 and in Guelph on February 26. First-class animals will be offered with many entries already received but none catalogued until inspection is completed.
The March Delineator warns provincialism in street manners. Men should walk on the outside when walking with two ladies unless assisting an elder or infirm companion. Ladies bow first, and repeated greetings through the day are unnecessary. one bow suffices.
The Manitoba government proposes printing textbooks copy books maps and other requisites for public schools and supplying them free to pupils as part of an expansion of educational resources.
Inquiries seek full particulars regarding apple shipments to the nearest care power railway Aeron. No further context or dates provided.
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