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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
Text from the office of publication on Main St Russell Manitoba announces a one dollar annual rate in advance for the newspaper. The notice lists Joseph McIntyre as publisher.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints issued an address to the world defending polygamy and religious freedom. The piece, adopted at a Salt Lake City conference, argues for constitutional protections and cites the 1862 anti polygamy law and later Supreme Court rulings.
The Banner will be discontinued for American subscribers not paid in advance due to a postal rate change requiring a one cent stamp on papers sent to the United States. The annual price for US subscribers rises to $1.50, to be paid in advance.
Flour sells for 20 dollars per barrel at Larder Lake. Premier Bond of Newfoundland opposes federation with Canada. Chicago announces a new boodle keeping by machinery. Neepawa hosts three hotels the King Edward Dan Hamilton’s house and Richardson house all to remain closed this month due to losses under local option.
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