The Banner Thursday Edition January 26 1973
Front page shows price two dollars yearly outside Canada and publication details. The issue carries the town and office addresses with date and edition notes.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
2
Front page shows price two dollars yearly outside Canada and publication details. The issue carries the town and office addresses with date and edition notes.
The piece argues against a newly formed group seeking special work rights and welfare, warning that organized demands threaten class distinctions. It urges personal responsibility, belief in supply and demand, and adherence to the old economic order, claiming industry and thrift are the only remedies.
P A Talbot member for LaVerendrye was selected Speaker of the seventeenth Manitoba legislature as the house opened. Government outlines education inquiry and a one year wheat marketing test with Saskatchewan and Alberta cooperation.
The Banner Bookstore lists numerous newly stocked titles including The Ragged Edge and The Breath of Scandal priced at 2.00 each with bold shows of authors such as McGarth Balmer Packard Ayres Harding Locke Wallace Tracy Chamberlain Marshall Sutchen Merrick Hughes Hamilton Wright Weigall Fraser Curwood Sinclair Cullum and more. Titles span mystery romance adventure and drama with prices mostly 1.00 to 2.60.
Merriweather refused $1,909 valuation and offered 2 cents per item. Meyers countered and two helpers checked articles from pencils to tires. The final purchase totaled 1,866.25 dollars, about 33.75 dollars under invoice.
The Live Stock Commission announces an approved ear tag for marking commercial hogs. Tags will soon be available for farmers wishing to ship cooperatively or sell by grade at local shipping points. Arrangements are underway to distribute tags across provinces.
Public auction conducted by Alfred Clee at the Queen's Hotel Russell on January 27, 1923 at 1 pm offers The South half section four in Township Twenty and Range Twenty-eight West. About 150 acres cultivated, frame dwelling and stable on site. 20 percent cash, balance per sale conditions. Further details from Andrews Burbridge & Bastedo, Vendors Solicitors Bank of Nova Scotia Winnipeg.
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