The Banner Weekly Gazette from Russell Manitoba
The Banner published weekly on Thursdays from Main Street Russell Manitoba announces its annual subscription rate and office location.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
4
The Banner published weekly on Thursdays from Main Street Russell Manitoba announces its annual subscription rate and office location.
A Grain Growers' Guide clipping describes William Nichols four to five miles north of Brandon building a winter road with a land packer and roller. The road endured the blizzard and could support an auto before being destroyed. Nichols plans to rebuild and farmers discuss a general winter road movement to solve the impassable rural roads.
The article argues that long life among annuitants stems from reduced worry. It claims fear of poverty harms health and stresses that government annuities provide security. It notes annuities help relieve anxiety about old age and support confident savings for the future.
A brief instruction directs individuals to contact the Postmaster or the Superintendent of Annuities in Ottawa for information. The notice emphasizes official channels and proper address for inquiries about annuities.
Seeburn branch of the Manitoba Grain Growers Association met in the hall above Mr T Youngs store on January 14. Members agreed to contribute to a February 16 concert or provide substitutes with a 25 cent entrance fee. Delegates to the Brandon convention were chosen and a concert committee appointed including A Burgess J Bell Bert Ryans and J L Martin. A motion praised the Banner editor for reporting meetings and sought addresses from Mr Coulter and Mr T A Crerar. Next meeting set for February 3.
The document lists multiple polling divisions with their corresponding townships ranges and polling places including John Kennedy's house, Roblin County Clerk office, Castleavery school house, Shellmouth school house, John Adams house, Boulton school, E M Williams office, Millwood school house, Waller's hall, John Fowler's house, Silver Creek school house, Angusville school house, Gordon Plant house, Rossburn County Court offices, and Otha School House across townships 19 to 27 west and ranges 23 to 29 west.
A Manitoba note states municipal constables operate under the liquor act without requiring warrants. The rule clarifies enforcement authority in liquor law cases. The statement outlines constitutional safeguards and policing powers in provincial regulation.
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