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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from the office on Main Street Russell Manitova advertising a biannual or annual rate and a publisher reference 4088PH McINTYRE. The legibility is poor but suggests a printing or publishing notice with a promotional context.
Deputations from Russetl Bittle and Shoal Lake urged the government to place the new judicial district headquarters elsewhere but Minnedosa appears favored. Silver Creek council votes to borrow 10000 for seed grain with 7 percent terms and notes to farmers, while surrounding towns consider action and Russell council withholds seed support.
A local experimental farm exhibit prompts officials to rethink their stance and align with neighboring municipalities before time runs out. The public display raises pressure for coordinated action amid looming deadlines.
The provincial government proposes major liquor law changes including cheaper by law passage with a simple majority, stricter penalties for unlawful hours, harsher rules for habitual drunkenness, and licensing for bartenders aged 21. It tightens controls on druggists and bars in local option towns and sets annual commissioner meetings in May with transfer reviews in August November and February.
Edison plans cast iron moulds to form an entire house with on site concrete. Builders erect the frame and pour concrete, with six days of setting before occupancy. The design aims for a durable, fireproof home with cast concrete roof floors stairs and baths included.
Edison announces ready working plans and models for quick construction of houses. He outlines methods to speed up building using pre fabricated components and standardized designs suitable for mass production.
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