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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
5
The piece argues the average man saves little of his earnings and must cut living costs. It urges prudent spending, noting a few cents invested in seeds or in Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can prevent larger future costs. Sold by W. Ledingham and dealers.
The article notes many farmers retire after success, seeking comfort in towns. It warns retirement can dull purpose without continuing work, urges employing or mentoring new labor on the farm, and promotes gardening, seed breeding, and crop trials as valued continuing paths for former farmers.
A Farmers' Advocate note cautions against leaving a proven trade to pursue a different business, warning that one may not prove adapted to the new venture and should consider staying with the work in which proficiency has been gained.
The Montreal Witness comments on bye election results and rebukes critics who published dis tasteful caricatures and slanderous attacks on Sir Wilfrid Laurier. It argues Laurier remains loyal to British religious liberty principles, noting Ontario’s strong support for his stance.
A Russell district notice dated July 6 1900s announces renewals for board positions at the Court Home. The document includes dates in July and references Inspector and E.S. Maanik amid formal government language.
Tenders are invited for cutting and stacking hay east of the river. Hay must be well stacked before a stated deadline. Three stacks to be measured by wheelwork, with about 20 tons on the above placed houses and tables for 6 or 8 horses. Submit bids with location and terms.
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