The Banner Publication Note from Manitoba Office
The Banner lists publication details with a weekly issue from the Maln St. Mussen office in Manitoba. It credits OOLLan & Yaar in advance and names PH MCINTYRE as publisher.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
4
The Banner lists publication details with a weekly issue from the Maln St. Mussen office in Manitoba. It credits OOLLan & Yaar in advance and names PH MCINTYRE as publisher.
Ottawa outlines a one year noncompetitive timber permit system for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta mill owners. First applicant to own a saw mill and cut a defined tract earns a permit with a $100 per square mile fee, renewable once for the grantee. Permits hinge on actual operation within three months and adequate utilization of the land.
The four month session of the Canadian Parliament closed on July 13 with modest drama yet notable laws. Key measures included the Sunday observance act the Grand Trunk Pacific lines and railway act amendments bringing telephone companies under railway commission control. Grain grading and immigration law changes also drew western interest. Overall the editor notes an excess of law with uncertain outcomes.
A Wales weekly editorial questions socialism's plan to equalize wealth health and power, asking how property abolition would work and who would govern with what safeguards. The piece argues for clear answers rather than rejection of reform and notes a parish announce ment about bachelors and spinsters drawn from a Latin poet.
The note recalls no wedding at our church since last July and marks twenty years since the lengthy marriage service was read. It highlights a quiet period in church life and the absence of matrimonial rites over a long span.
The article defends Dr. Pierce Buffalo New York for publishing his medicine ingredients and claims no alcohol or narcotics are used. It cites doctors and notes the preparation uses vegetable roots and extracts, presenting Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for bronchial throat and lung complaints and chronic catarrh.
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