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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
A brief note describes assisting a person who finds the journey difficult. It emphasizes guidance, patience, and steady support to ease movement toward a desired destination. The focus is on practical steps and compassionate aid to reduce obstacles.
The article argues that rural districts cannot bear the burden of road construction alone and urges public funding for roads, bridges, and related infrastructure as part of national commerce. It criticizes government grants as politically motivated and calls for strong public opinion to direct revenue to road improvement. It notes widespread auto accidents in Canada and urges speed regulation and safety measures.
The public is reminded to obtain 4 game bird licenses from the Department of Agriculture and Immigration Winnipeg before hunting birds such as woodcock snipe or sandpiper. Non residents must acquire licenses entitling hunting rights and deer licenses must be applied for by November 30 1909 to avoid prosecution.
Canadians win a string of Bisley trophies led by Sergt Blackburn of Winnipeg taking the Jubilee and Birmingham Metal and Munitions Silver Cup. Sergt Smith of Ottawa, Sergt Richardson of Victoria BC, and others claim wins including the Kolapore and Wimbleton Cups across several units. The list highlights Mackinnon, Jubilee, Prince of Wales, Daily Graphic, All Comer's, and Martin's Challenge Cups among others.
A spring Winnipeg speech by Hon W J Bryan before the Canadian Club urged considering others in all relations of life. He argued that everyone relies on others in hardship and need and warned against self centered living, calling for a broader view of the people around us.
Ottawa reports thirteen governments sign a landmark agreement to protect women and girls from forced prostitution. The pact creates national information bureaus to track recruitment, coordinates with foreign services, and requires strict surveillance at railway stations and ports. It allows temporary victim custody and, where possible, repatriation with costs shared by originating and hosting countries.
Job opening for an assessor in Boulton municipality to amend and adopt the 1910 roll. Applications due by July 30. Salary set at 25 dollars. Addressed to JAS Stevens, Asessippi.
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