The Banner Price
The Banner lists a subscription rate of $2.00 per year outside Canada and notes the publisher Joseph McIntyre as of Thursday January 28 1926.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
2
The Banner lists a subscription rate of $2.00 per year outside Canada and notes the publisher Joseph McIntyre as of Thursday January 28 1926.
Col Mullins denounces grain growers as soil robbers and attacks sowless cowless chickenless farms while urging government action to revive western livestock markets. He urges cheaper transport, asserts livestock must return, and criticizes data on grain storage value and ship ownership amid broader notes on Canadian banking expansion.
The Ottawa Citizen argues effective Liberal Progressive cooperation requires a joint caucus or a coalition with Progressives in the cabinet. It says the throne speech measures can become law only with majority support, which means Progressives must join caucus. It suggests a Liberal Progressive Labor coalition while retaining group identities.
The Royal Bank of Canada reports a dramatic expansion with assets up over 205 million dollars since 1900, deposits increasing to 641 million, and capital now at 24.4 million. The bank adds 799 branches nationwide while expanding services and strengthening liquidity amid a challenging year.
The Department of Agriculture Ottawa offers a year long farmer’s account book costing ten cents. It requires no special accounting knowledge and includes sections for receipts and expenditures by cattle, horses, sheep, swine, poultry, crops and labor plus inventories for land buildings livestock feed and machinery. A summary page and tables for acreage and yield aid year end records.
The article lists public holidays in Canada including Empire Day Victoria Day and Labor Day with exact dates. It also notes two solar eclipses an annular eclipse visible in western British Columbia and the Pacific Ocean and a total eclipse invisible in Canada on January 14.
Joshua K. Lambert, a pioneer farmer from the Tregarva district in Saskatchewan, received patents for a grain stocker. The device reportedly proved successful under exacting tests, and plans are underway to establish a Winnipeg factory to manufacture the new machine.
R MILLS offers inside and outside painting with varnishing and wall finish. Bungay chemist advertises cure for a horse at five dollars delivered. Shipley Licensed Auctioneer for Manitoba lists call and sale dates with phone contact in Russell.
Dr Thomas Brownlee and Dr T W Shaw advertise offices in the Ledingham Block Russell Manitoba with home and office contact numbers. W W Wilson, attorney at law and notary public, lists lands loans and fire insurance with Angusville and Inglis branch hours.
Rossburn office in Manitoba offers services on Thursdays and Fridays each week for local residents seeking records and assistance. The schedule emphasizes regular access and community support in the region.
The piece argues Great Britain paid 92 million dollars in gold to the United States as interest and debt repayment, leaving a large balance of nearly five billion owed. It asserts Britain could clear more of its debt if it had money, warning of implications for the British empire and emphasizing national sacrifice by the taxpayer.
A fragment lists holidays and holy days for 1926 including Shrove Tuesday and other observances. The poco text suggests a calendar outline with religious and public holidays referenced for the year 1926.
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