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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
12
The Banner notes publication from the office on Main Street in Hussell Manitoba each Thursday. Coren a year in advance appears in the local notices section.
A Philadelphia Press excerpt argues winter sustains thrift and energy, citing freight trains and cold weather. It notes a court ruling limiting landowners from diverting percolating or underground waters if it harms neighbors’ natural water use, applying the principle to underground streams.
The Department of Agriculture and Immigration mails enrolment forms and circulars to all recorded stallion owners. Stallions must be enrolled yearly with fees of 200 for first enrolment 2.c for subsequent enrolments and 100 for transfer enrolments. Documentation requirements vary by enrolment type and proof of ownership is needed for transfers.
New Jersey Supreme Court departs from old English land doctrine in a farmer versus Fast Orange City case. The decision limits a landowner's claim to underground water and restricts city rights to sink wells tapping subterranean streams feeding springs, overturning prior up-to-sky and down-to-earth title notions.
The London Times predicts defeat for Joseph Martin the Canadian candidate in East St Pancras. Manitoba firm Western Canada Flour Mills to invest a quarter million dollars to upgrade its Winnipeg plant. Louis Paulhan soars to 5000 feet before 40000 in Los Angeles aviation trials, a new world record. Saskatchewan crop report shows large acreage increase and province ranking third in continental agriculture. John Mesci awaiting execution for Ouill Lake murder in Prince Albert jail reportedly penitential and reading the Bible. UK navy bill calls eleven million for five cruisers and six destroyers. US women mobilize against rising food costs and trusts. British polling shows Liberal, Unionist, Labor seats with shifts. further results to date. A young husband sentenced to three years for stealing $350 from mail. earlier, man jailed fifteen years for wife murder, woman ten years for infant murder. Calls for criminal code reform.
The Winnipeg Selkirk Centennial boomers delay the exposition for three years. They argue a national character exposition cannot mature quickly enough to honor the country. Manitoba Agricultural societies shift from the Agricultural College to the provincial department of agriculture with Deputy Minister J J Golden as managing director and Principal Black continuing college extension work.
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