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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
5
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Oatists for Northwestern Grain dominates discussion as Canada plans rail routes to tidewater. Competing lines from Saskatchewan to Hudson Bay and Lake Superior converge with the National Transcontinental project. Major contracts and alliances shape the 1905 grain export path, with Winnipeg to Quebec surveys nearly complete.
Regulations announce a shift of examinations to June instead of July and state no fees for these exams. Practical tests for certificate work are adapted to the work and conducted by the school principal. Written and practical papers are separate. candidates must pass each part. After July 1905, the third class show professional exam will be written in two parts.
The document lists minimum passing percentages for subjects across grades and details a schedule of examination and normal tuition fees. It also notes British Liberal Government policy in South Africa affecting transit permits for 11 800 acres of Chinamen and potential damages claims if traffic is halted.
Official Saltcoats district count shows 1505 votes polled across 31 divisions with 11 spoiled ballots and Stoney Creek division reporting no election. Ballots for each candidate are listed from the tally.
A testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery improves digestion, liver function, and blood quality, aiding sleep and appetite. The letter from Copenhaver of Mount Union credits relief after trying multiple treatments and brands, urging readers to avoid inferior substitutes.
The Salvation Army establishes a District Immigration Office in Brandon Manitoba and appoints Adjutant W. J. Wakefield as immigration officer. Wakefield has over twenty one years in Army work. About ten thousand people are expected to emigrate to Canada this season under the Army. Farmers and contractors are urged to apply to Adjutant Wakefield promptly for information and assistance.
A misread fragment from Wakefield shows a note about the Migration Department. Officials dispute the wording and seek clarification on the document’s origin and authority.
A dense ad column listing WANTED FOR SALE STRAYED and TO RENT items. Entries include two bushmen seeking work, a lost bull calf, hay for sale, church leader vacancy, a Bay mare for sale, various strays including cattle and a red yearling heifer, a boarding house for rent or sale, memorial cards, and encouragement to advertise with The Banner for quick returns.
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