The Banner. 1 MOINTYRE. 'oe. 62 AOWan PVELIRHER
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
12
The fragmentary notice references a public notice in The Banner involving a person named MoIntyre and an age related detail. The readable text is sparse and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Editorial rejects mutual withdrawals in election protests, denouncing party leaders who back charges while hiding them via committees. It argues this corruption taints both sides and weakens trust in Borden's leadership, predicting bleak prospects for 1912 or 1913. Wheat prices rise as Texas harvest advances and buyers anticipate higher values ahead.
The Bathgate report argues the 1908 American winter wheat crop was overestimated by officials, making the wheat price outlook crucial for season planning. It notes the broad belief in a real wheat shortfall and questions future government reports' reliability.
Canadian Northern advertises a special round trip fare of 5.75 from Russell to Winnipeg for the Industrial Exhibition July 16 17. The fair features a premier half mile race program a Military Tattoo and pyrotechnics The Battle of Sebastopol nightly with bands thousands of attendees and major displays across agriculture livestock and horticulture Tickets are valid from the 15th to the 16th of July and return until the 20th.
The judge urged the disputing men to settle their quarrel rather than pursue costly legal ballet. He noted a downtrodden fence and ordered removal of a tin barrier while balancing orders were issued. He questioned their wealth and warned that lawyers could claim the property if they failed to agree, praising plain common sense over technicality.
London Ontario Chief Justice Munluck once Postmaster General offered sound guidance in a Chatham case. The dispute involved two men who had been good neighbors but became embroiled over a mere half inch, reflecting a neighborly feud escalated to court.
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