The Banner Notice from Russell Manitoba
The Banner published weekly from the Publication office on Main St Russell Manitoba. One coitan a year in advance. Publisher information appears on the masthead for a local weekly edition.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
4
The Banner published weekly from the Publication office on Main St Russell Manitoba. One coitan a year in advance. Publisher information appears on the masthead for a local weekly edition.
The Daily News reports growing Free Trade sentiment among Canadian farmers led by the Grain Growers' Association of Canada. A Western delegation to Ottawa is planned with Ontario and Eastern farmers joining, pressing tariff reduction and tariff reform to aid the broader economy. The letter cites opposition to protection for domestic products and argues loyalty to the Empire does not require tariffs that favor producers over consumers. The piece notes farmer unity across provinces and critiques British press support for protective measures.
A Canadian newspaper analysis notes strong protectionist sentiment influencing limited free trade advocacy. The piece discusses political hurdles and public opinion shaping policy expression amid protectionist rhetoric.
A 1908 Parliament approved Canada annuities system offers long term security with low cost. A 35 year old saving 500 could buy 30 000 at 60 for 3882 annually, or 71.04 without lump sum. heirs receive 500 plus payments if death occurs before 60. disabled workers may draw income earlier.
A notice urges women who have saved over the years to transfer any spare funds to an annuity account before they can no longer work. Leaving the sum in a savings bank at 3 percent would fall short of future maintenance, so information is available at the Post Office or from the Superintendent of Annuities in Ottawa.
Medicines that aid nature are most effective. Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts to quell the cough relieve the lungs open secretions and aid nature in restoring health. Thousands have testified to its superior excellence and it is sold by dealers everywhere.
The Raymond Hustler urges readers to shop locally to support town growth and property values. It argues that purchasing dry goods groceries hardware and services in town strengthens merchants, creates jobs, improves markets for farmers, and raises land value, insisting union and local protection benefit all.
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