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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 08, 1915

Page

2

Matt Joins YMC A as Instructor and Loses Job in One Month

Matt Broughton, newly hired as physical instructor for the Manaswan Y M C A, takes on sweeping duties and roof repair, then faces dismissal after three weeks. He seeks help from Victor Daggancourt in a San Francisco return and secures a new role as demonstrator at Jonesmobile with a $75 monthly salary and sales percentage.

Doty Cummins Matt Manaswan Chris Brea Papa Darling Washington Y.M. C.A Y.M.C.A Mr. Cummins Broughton Mr. Phelps Victor Daggancourt San Francisco Marie Broughton Marie Brough Marie’ Broughton

Farming Area of the Dominion and Its Boundaries

Dr Frank D Adams argues that Canada's farming area limits national growth. He notes vast forested regions north of the southern line, limited arable land on the shield, and two large plains capable of continuous cultivation. Estimates vary. prudent figures show millions live on fertile lands with need for better farming methods and lessons from China and the United States. The piece warns that exhausted soils drive farmers northward, making Canada’s Northwest frontier critical.

Frank D. Adms Royal Society of Canada L&aneus Canada North America Europe Dominion Ontario Commission of Conservation Trent Canal British Columbia United States Quebec Ontaro Great Lakes Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Great Plain France Ocean China King University of Wisconsin Federal Department of Agriculture New York Indiana Illinois Iowa New York State Minnesota North Dakota Oklahoma Hill Lord Bacon

New York Adopts CPR Purchasing Method City Uses Centralized System

New York City shifts municipal purchasing to the CPR method, centralizing orders to eliminate duplication and high retail prices. A visiting investigator praised the system as most efficient, and inquiries from American cities flood in. The CPR model reportedly saves the U S government over a billion dollars in waste reduction.

New York C.P.R New York City Thomas Shaughnessy Uncle Sam

District Agricultur e Representatives appointed in Manitoba

The Manitoba Agricultural College appoints five graduates as District Representatives in Agriculture to serve Arborg Neepawa Killarney Dauphin and Morris districts. They will work under the extension division, oversee provincial demonstration farms, organize youth and club activities, assist agricultural groups, promote pure seed, and aid in introducing top grain and grass varieties.

Manitoba Minister of Agriculture Manitoba Agricultural College H. F. Danielson Arborg Lester V. Lohr Neepawa Nelson Smith Killarney W. J. Stone Dauphin William T. G. Wiener Morris Black Canada Te Next Agricultural College The Agricultural College Department of Agriculture

Liquid Fire Tactics Reported by German Forces Frontline

London Daily Chronicle recounts use of liquid fire by German forces at the Argonne front. A stretcher-bearer with a French ambulance unit confirms trenches were drenched with inflammable liquid, bombs followed, and flames engulfed defenders. A 1908 Paris patent by Richard Fielder describes a pumping apparatus for projected flame.

Philip Gibbs London Daily Chronicle Argonne Richard Fielder Paris

Armies Billeted On Us Prompt Steakhouse Quip

A bleaker wartime quip notes a pound of steak bought tight while a mother laments the strain of housing one of Kitchener's armies. The saying captures civilian life under military billeting and the tension of rationing.

Ark Kitchener

Peace River District Seen as Prime Northern Farm Area

The article cites Sir Sandford Fleming’s historical survey and notes a large, well watered Peace River district east of the Rockies with favorable climate for farming. A carload of wheat from the district reached Winnipeg, showing good quality. It argues the region could become a top northern agricultural zone akin to Manitoba Hard. Toronto Globe.

Sir Sandford Fleming Canadian Pacific Railway Alberta Canadian Northern Peace River Rockies Lake Athabasca Peace River Valley Sir Sandford Iddie Pass Yellow Head Peace River District Rocky Mountains Winnipeg Manitoba Toronto Globe

Denmark Grants Suffrage to All Women in New Constitution

All women in Denmark gain the right to vote under the new constitution adopted by the Danish parliament. The measure abolishes sex privileges, extending suffrage to housekeepers, servants, and all women regardless of social status.

Denmark

Guessing Miss Simperly headline unknown

An awkward scene unfolds as a handsome man kneels at the speaker’s feet for over an hour, while another character, Mr. Hardfax, rejects the notion of working as a shoe clerk for any reason.

Simperly

Saskatchewan Wool Clip Aims 100000 Pounds For Co Operative

Saskatchewan expects to market at least 100000 pounds of wool from the 1915 clip through a cooperative system. The wool, mainly from Leicester and Downs flocks with Merino from range sheep, must be dry clean and properly packed. Flocks must separate fleeces by category, and freight will be directed from Regina to the Co-Operative Organization Branch in Ottawa.

Saskatchewan Regina Co-Operative Organization Branch Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Prince Rupert Halibut Harvest Tops Nine Million Pounds

Prince Rupert’s fishery figures for 1914 show over nine million pounds of halibut plus salmon cod and herring landed. The Grand Trunk Pacific service links Rupert with Winnipeg with monthly shipments to the prairies and eastern cities. The catch was worth more than half a million dollars in 1914 and is expected to grow in the current year.

Prince Rupert British Columbia Winnipeg Grand Trunk Pacific Prairies Chicago Montreal New York

Customer Compliment Highlights Tender Steak Offer

A diner praises the restaurant for serving the first tender steak ever tasted there and credits the waiter for exceptional service, joking that the meat must be the guv'nor's.

Fighting Battles by Map At British Headquarters

The article notes the critical role of detailed maps in wartime planning. It explains maps extend to every hedge ditch and waterway and how thousands are issued before a general movement. It highlights the Mons retreat and the risk of map shortages in new terrain.

Mons Freeh

Lord Rothschild Wit Provokes Humble Reply

A vain young man boasted of his cuff links to Lord Rothschild. He said Mala chite meaning rare. Lord Rothschild responded quietly Is it. The exchange reveals the baron’s sharp humor.

Lord Rothschild Lord Roths

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