The Banner Incites Weekly From Russell Office
Publication office on Main Street in Russell Manitoba issues the weekly periodical priced at one dollar annually. Publisher Joseph Motye, ortyre, directs the newspaper operation from the Manitoba office.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
12
Publication office on Main Street in Russell Manitoba issues the weekly periodical priced at one dollar annually. Publisher Joseph Motye, ortyre, directs the newspaper operation from the Manitoba office.
A provincial election nears its close with Liberal and Conservative contenders vying for control over the next five years. The campaign has been quiet aside from boundary and elevator issues, while Winnipeg papers accuse various public figures of graft awaiting voter judgment.
Polling Places Returning Officer McDonagh fixes polling locations for the July 11 election. Divisions cover townships 27 to 31 west and adjacent ranges with venues at John Kennedy's house, the County Court office Roblin, Castle Avery post office, Shellmouth Schoolhouse, McKay's house Asessio-Di, H R Dupre's house, E M Williams office Russell, Millwood Schoolhouse, and others. Voting runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The text lists polling divisions 10 through 15 with detailed township ranges and local polling places including Waller's Hall Binscorth Boyle Schoolhouse Silver Creek Angusville Gordon Plant's house and the County Court office Rossburn and Olha Schoolhouse.
The report notes extensive bush fires across Rainy River causing significant damage. In Ottawa the British cabinet agrees not to oppose the woman suffrage bill in the Commons. Manitoba's livestock study panel recommends public stock yards with an abbatoir run by a five man board, with one member to be appointed by the province.
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