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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
The Banner printed weekly from Main St office at Reseoil announces publication for June 25 1925. Subscription 1.50 in advance or two dollars outside Canada. Publisher Joseph McIntyre directs the Thursday release.
In a parliamentary reply Crerar attacks Meighen’s tariff revision as a pure protectionist stance. He questions relying on foreign tariff moves, argues farming and agriculture exceed manufacturing in value, cites 1921 agricultural investment at 6.586 billion and 711,000 farms, and warns higher tariffs raise production costs for Canadian farmers. He notes Maritime provinces suffer from protectionism and warns national unity cannot be built on higher protection. Public notice follows about a Shellmouth by law public road plan including land conveyances and public hearing provisions.
The article explains two to three alfalfa hay cuttings per season. To achieve three cuttings begin when secondary shoots appear on the crown or as the plant starts blooming. Experiments show higher yield per acre for alfalfa hay in Central regions.
The guide explains two cuttings for alfalfa with a first cut around late spring and a second around August 15, detailing wilt and cure methods to prevent leaf loss. It notes sweet clover should bloom before first cutting, warns against over cutting, and compares binder versus mower methods for harvesting and leaf retention.
Short item notes a residence located at J. J. MacCauley's with contact numbers listed as Phone 89 and Office phone 22, citing Russell.
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