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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
5
ARCH'D R. TINGLEY lists properties for sale including dwellings at oS Rement. occupants named J. Plowman W Atkinson A Shier lock H Adolphe W Cranwell and the McCammon Creamery.
General digest notes a brewing holy war in Afghanistan and Britain's religious debates. Ontario Lindsay curlers win the tankard while a Calgary ranch sells for 200000 dollars. Fires devastate Napa nee Ontario shops. Portage la Prairie elects Hugh Armstrong by acclamation. International trackmen head to Manitoba. Banff National Park expands into BC with new fauna. Ontario referendum policy supported by Queen's Grant. Chicago girds for skyscrapers. Advert split on D and L remedies and Perry Davis products. Imperial Canada signs five year mail contract with CPR for Hong Kong service. war-use ships required.
Canada's Chief Veterinary Adviser Dr. McEachren resigns after agreeing that the post must reside at headquarters and be full time. Dr. J. C. Rutherford of Portage la Prairie is named to succeed him with Ottawa headquarters to ensure efficient department work.
Fashionable women invest time in spring head wear as Easter hats and bonnets dominate. The March Delineator showcases milliner art with foliage and flower decorations. Flowers are natural in color, featuring the delicate edelweiss or snow-flower as a favored adornment.
Soapsuds prove valuable as a manure when applied to the roots of vines and trees. They impart surprising vigour and rapid growth, so gardeners should not waste soapsuds.
Property listing notes half section within three miles of the market with two acres broken and 120 acres pasture, all fenced and well built. Indicates applications to Banner office for details.
The Attorney General reports 198 liquor license applications in the province for 19c1 with 188 disposed of as hotel 154 wholesale 26 and restaurant 8 licenses. Ten were withdrawn or refused and three commercial travellers licenses were granted. There were 71 convictions under the Liquor License Act last year and 70 in 1900 with fines totaling 5470 dollars. Three convicts did not pay fines, one served two months in gaol and two left the country.
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