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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
A fragment listing loaning details from The Banner, noting publication office and individuals such as Gen De and Rae, with references to McIntyre as publisher.
The act details truancy rules for districts and private schools and sets penalties including fines up to one hundred dollars and possible imprisonment for up to three months. It requires listing pupil names and attendance data and imposes duties on parents guardians and school officers to provide information and comply with enforcement.
The text discusses how fertilized eggs become bad when incubated by heat, and that infertile eggs fare better. It notes farmers should discard male birds after breeding season to avoid losses from partially incubated eggs, and highlights premiums for non fertilized eggs. It also gives practical alfalfa cutting guidance tied to new growth, bloom, and timing to maximize yield.
An editorial reproduced from the Breeder's Gazette notes alfalfa yields rising rapidly over the past two years. It reports that on thousands of farms alfalfa now shows thrift and attractiveness, reflecting improved value and standing in fields and markets.
The schedule lists June 12 Birtle at Rossburn and June 15 Russell at Foxwarren with games through June 29 Foxwarren at Binscarth and July 3 Rossburn at Russell. Matchups feature Birtle, Rossburn, Russell, Foxwarren, and Binscarth across venues on staggered dates.
Football fixtures list upcoming games with June dates: Endcliffe visits Roblin on June 13, Roblin hosts Dropmore on June 20, Foxwarren plays at Binscarth on June 12 and at Bayfield on June 19.
Coroner O Keffer presides over matters at the Binearth Manor in a local inquest. Officials report brief findings amid routine hearings.
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