Fragmentary note hints at event referenced in The Banner
A damaged OCR snippet from The Banner shows garbled text with stray names and dates, offering little readable context but suggesting a public notices or event notice fragment.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
4
A damaged OCR snippet from The Banner shows garbled text with stray names and dates, offering little readable context but suggesting a public notices or event notice fragment.
A Philadelphia health warning urges eradication of the house fly The insect is blamed for spreading disease and breeding in trash and tar bucket areas The notice calls for thorough cleaning and reporting breeding sites to the health department to remove the threat.
The Telegram road race is part of the Canadian Amateur Athletic meet by the Manitoba Amateur Athletic Association during exhibition week. The event is planned for Saturday July 7 with entries closing July 10. winner secures a handsome silver cup and free trip to Hamilton Ontario to compete in the Plainton Herald road race.
Manitoba's advisory board selects new readers for all public schools with a patriotic focus and emphasis on industrial life history and geography. Department of Education to issue teacher specifications. lower grades receive free books. readers to be used from the new year. Examinations for 1910 will feature prescribed prose and poetical selections including Wakefield and Lorna Doone.
The hearing reveals express company earnings vastly exceed capital, with railway ties boosting profits through combined operations. Calls grow for immediate cut in express charges and a full divorce of the two corporate entities to end rate manipulation. Also notes Britain's reports on easing Canadian cattle embargoes, urged by the Cooperative Congress of Newcastle to lower costs and boost supply.
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