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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
14
The Banner issued each Thursday from the storefront on Main Street Russell Manitoba. Local advance publisher notice confirms irregular delivery and timing for readers.
The prospectus for a new 300 barrel grist mill faces criticism but supporters say a mill is essential. Details show daily operating costs and a $50 000 stock offering with $35 000 already subscribed by outside capital. Remaining $15 000 needs local subscribers. payment deferral until fall eases investment. Mr Barclay invites further information as promoters canvass for funds.
The Manitoba government now operates the Bell telephone system after a recent provincial purchase. Debate grows over the deal’s price and haste, with reservations granting Bell cross provincial connections and possible reentry rights if the government ever withdraws from the telephone business, potentially blocking rivals.
The passage criticizes rushing the deal where a substantial amount of money is involved and argues electors should have influence through their representatives before final approval.
The Neepawa Press reports December as the mildest in seventeen years. It notes a Minneapolis IH plant fire causing about 150000 dollars in losses and comments on grain shipping woes with farmers facing unlicensed buyers and delayed shipping bills, suggesting railway buyer collusion.
The legislature discusses a bill proposed by His Honor to safeguard Manitoba grain growers interests. It aims to facilitate grain sales, secure full recompense, and reflect the government’s concern for crop producers amid the grain industry’s importance. The measure is welcomed by farmers and set to be continued in the next issue.
The Banner Office lists Japanese table napkins at 5c and 16c a dozen and announces January magazines now in stock at The Banner office.
Mr A L Bonnycastle commends the Tel system purchase as fair value after twenty years of Bell company service. He argues Winnipeg residents benefit from avoiding dual systems and extra phones, noting price fairness and overall convenience in Manitoba negotiations.
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