The Banner Publisher Notice
The Banner announces weekly publication from the office of Publication every Thursday. Main office at Mascell Manitobe One CoLien a Year in Advance. Advised readers to advance payments for yearly subscription.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
4
The Banner announces weekly publication from the office of Publication every Thursday. Main office at Mascell Manitobe One CoLien a Year in Advance. Advised readers to advance payments for yearly subscription.
The Philadelphia Press notes that even with year round freight trains moving food from Florida and beyond, cold weather remains essential to awaken energy and instill habits of thrift and forethought.
The Department of Agriculture and Immigration mails forms to stallion owners in the province. Enrolment costs 200 for first enrolment 25c for renewals and 100 for transfer enrolment. Pedigree certificates required for first enrolment, and evidence of transfer for transfer enrolments. The department will strictly enforce the act.
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals rules against the old doctrine that a landowner owns air and underground to the earth’s center. The farmer sued the city of Fast Orange to stop wells that would divert subterranean water feeding springs, reshaping property and water norms in the state.
The Times reports Joseph Martin a Canadian candidate in the British election for East St Pancras is forecast to be defeated. It notes other items including a Manitoba mill spending a quarter million dollars to upgrade its Winnipeg headquarters and Louis Paulhan's new altitude record at Los Angeles before 40,000 spectators.
The court holds landowners may use percolating water on their property but may not divert it for sale or distribution if neighbors lose their natural use. This principle, long applied to surface water, is now authoritatively extended to underground streams and percolating waters.
The Manitoba Agricultural societies shift from the college to the provincial department of agriculture with Deputy Minister J Golden as managing director. Principal Black of the college had led the extension work, but rising staff duties necessitated the change.
An early 20th century ad touts Preventics candy tablets as a harmless cure for colds and Grippe. It promises pneumonia prevention with early use and urges readers to request free samples from Dr S Racine Wisconsin.
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