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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
4
The Banner records a weekly notice from the office of publication on Moss Street Hassell Manitoba. Vorceph Mounty re Tam and Rowew Publisher.
Thomas Tod of Russell writes a 1906 memo recalling promise and shortfall in the Manitou and Northwestern Railway and the Compact with government. He laments unmet rail line and land grants, urging locals to unite and press for extension of the 18 miles of track and related aid. He questions betrayals by authorities and argues for action to secure connections with larger lines.
The Manitoba Liberal Convention has been rescheduled from March 6 to March 27 and 28. The change affects delegates and events planned for the original dates. Organizers urge attendees to adjust travel and lodging arrangements accordingly.
A J Balfour and Jos Chambain have reconciled and will sign jointly to lead tariff reform efforts with Balfour as party leader.
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