The Banner Thursday Publication Notice
The Banner is issued every Thursday from the office on Main St Kusell Manitoba.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
4
The Banner is issued every Thursday from the office on Main St Kusell Manitoba.
Hon Frank Oliver amends the bill to apply the land bounty to all volunteers who resided in Canada at enlistment. If a veteran dies before 1901 year end, land may go to legal representatives. Those entitled to choose script in lieu of land must notify by December 31 1911. The measure covers veterans in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
The programme notes that HRH the Prince of Wales will arrive in Quebec on July 22 for the centenary celebration. On July 24 officials plan to publicly dedicate the Battlefield as a National Park to symbolize Canadian heritage. The piece argues unity across Canada will foster national strength and shared ideals from coast to coast.
The speaker argues books shape us more than men and that most people lack access to master minds. Yet great figures from all time are accessible through writings, providing constant guidance beyond one's immediate surroundings as illustrated by Rev. F. W. Madonald referencing Miron, Butler, and Wordworth.
The article notes forty years since the Cil War ended and argues the Union and South suffered vast losses. It cites Prot Alderman of the University of Virginia claiming the South lost a tenth of its population and three and a half billions in wealth, and that Northern corruption and postwar costs harmed the Republic. It adds pensions amounting to 163 million dollars and warns of lasting evils from the war.
A Manitoba report condemns the spread of alarming ads by James Sharpe and six followers moving with Winchester rifles across the province. It urges provincial authorities to protect neighborhoods and prevent lawlessness to preserve public safety and the province's good name.
Sir Gilbert Parker's Pierre and His People will be dramatized as Pierre of the Plains this fall in New York marking the author's second stage adaptation within a year. The Weavers is also under consideration for a stage version as a possible addition to upcoming productions. A British bill proposing pensions for the poor could add 40 million dollars to yearly government spending though Lords may block it.
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