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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
The item lists the office of publication on Main Street in Reaseli Manitoba and credits publisher Joseph McIntyre with a notice dated in the first year of publication. It reads The Banner and indicates weekly Thursday issues.
The Russell Electoral Division Agricultural Society plans its annual fair for August 7, two months earlier than past years. The move aims to avoid September and October conflicts for exhibitors while adding attractions like baseball and football to the day’s program without undermining the fair’s livestock and home manufacture aims. Exhibitors are urged to begin preparations and public attendance is essential for success.
The Swan River secretary faces misappropriation charges while the Dominion government enforces a liquor sale prohibition within ten miles of Grand Trunk Pacific construction. To avoid authority conflicts, Manitoba license commissioners refuse to renew licenses at Lorette Tyrn, Beausejour, Whitemouth, and St Anne.
A witty exchange about Providence and weather recalls the late professor Huxley. A lady comments on Providence, a gentleman retorts that Providence is fine but excessively careless in a sharp, dry quip reflecting newspaper humor.
A Seattle woman rich enough to build a rooming house proposes admitting only guest couples with children. She argues larger families deserve warmer welcome while other Western hosts often refuse or shun parents with children. The piece notes many hotels view children as a nuisance.
The Western Manitoba fair in Brandon runs five days starting Monday July 22 and ending Friday night. The schedule extends to accommodate the surge of excursions from across the country, marking Brandon’s 25th anniversary of incorporation with a grand reunion of old times. The prize list will be ready for distribution.
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