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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
8
The 1902 twine market appears opened with prices not yet fixed. Major traders have not set bids and expect contracts to phase in over months. Costs may rise 2 to 3 cents per pound next year as sisal dominates, with farmers preferring sisal twine for its reliability and availability.
Community leaders including Dr Patrick and Rev Gordon urge public schooling for Galician children to speak read and write English. They note Galician parents prefer cost efficient schooling and are willing to have children taught in English. Fostering cross party cooperation, they argue governments should support this important civic goal.
The Carman Leader hints at charging admission for Farmers Institute meetings to improve turnout. The piece notes this could attract crowds but not worsen attendance, while comparing animal ear positions and highlighting various remedies and market figures from the era. It cites Argentine wheat, corn exports, and Perry Davis' Painkiller as notable mentions.
Stock balance advertised for immediate sale at cost price. Buyers urged to act now to secure overcoats during the clearance.
A small sale of remaining French Flannels with attractive patterns. Regular price five cents, now fifty cents.
Advertisement notes the best value for money with ladies woollen vests priced at 65¢ and vests available for 40¢ each.
Local store advertises children's all-wool vests at half price with 50 cent vests reduced to 25 cents, offering a budget friendly clothing option for youngsters.
A brief sale note states a limited stock of heavy all wool weeds is available at reduced prices, offering regular 50¢ per yard down to 35¢ per yard.
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