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The Royal Bank of Canada figures in a fragmentary notice listing banking names and a partial description of an event. The readable items reference RBC and related financial terms without a complete narrative.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
2
The Royal Bank of Canada figures in a fragmentary notice listing banking names and a partial description of an event. The readable items reference RBC and related financial terms without a complete narrative.
The Banner weekly issue from Russell on January 21 1926 announces publication details and pricing. Includes publisher Joseph McIntyre and office address on Main Street.
The Brandon convention closes with Premier Bracken praising speakers and the movement. He defends fiscal restraint, detailing provincial debt, expenditures, and revenue sources, and forecasts political tests as Meighen and the Conservatives loom with possible alternative programs. The Progressives’ split signals fresh challenges for leadership.
Butter experts from Montreal Toronto Chicago Minneapolis Winnipeg and other points attend a Daily Convention in the second week of February. About 250 are expected. The main event is the open butter competition with $1500 in prizes and a $350 trophy. Meetings are at Fort Garry Hotel and the Agricultural College.
The Ottawa vote 123 to 26 defeats Meighen’s no confidence bid but does not fix party lines. Parliament rejected his constitutional tactic claiming the largest elected group may form but requires a working majority from the Commons. The outcome centers on constitutional procedure, not solid government change.
Advertises a cure for horses with a large bottle containing 48 doses. Priced at five dollars and delivered to Manitoba.
Office in the Ledingham Block with residence at Mr Crerar's and night hours listed. Dr Thomas Brownlee also has an office in the Ledingham Block on Main Street with a Russell address at J L McCauley's and phone numbers 89 and 22.
Advertising notice for W W Wilson Attorney at Law Notary Public offering lands loans and fire insurance services. Angusville branch open Tuesdays and Wednesdays while Inglis office operates each Friday in Russell, Manitoba.
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