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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
12
A fragment notes a display item labeled Comerciar to be changed as desired, with mention of an inch each insertion and the need for no extra Cot. The garbled line implies adjustable components and precise incremental modifications.
The piece argues that road problems affect farmers and travelers, causing grain marketing losses this season. It urges a mature, well defined plan for future improvements rather than hasty or ill considered measures and promises further communications to clarify the issue for the public.
The article reviews preservatives for butter, noting gum arabic can extend freshness by absorbing water, with salt helping retain aroma. It cites Belgian Emile de Meuemceister’s experiments but warns about high gum content, impurity concerns, and cost. Emphasizes care in milk and cream handling and cold storage as best methods.
The final draft of stations for the Birtle district adopted by the Methodist Conference lists Birtle Abram B Osterhout as the station.
A list of stations and staff names including John W. Bell Hamiota Oak River Sam P Riddell Beulah Stephen W L Stewart Newdale W W Adamson S E Colwell Rossburn J W Coone Shoal Lake W E Egan Fox Warren John Hellyer L D Post Russell H W Ferrier Riversdale F J Price Saltcoats J D Dyer Yorkton Geo H Bennee Geo Steed Sheho M M Culp Willow Brook shows those left without a station and to be supplied.
Sidney Low cites Cecil Rhodes in Nineteenth Century May issue as revealing Rhodes instigated the Jameson raid to thwart a push toward a United South Africa. He foresaw Outlanders toppling Kruger, reshaping Transvaal, and possibly breaking English ties, with the Rand as capital. Rhodes aimed to derail that destiny to serve the British Empire.
In Myrtle Avenue Court Brooklyn magistrate Devoy jokes with a prisoner calling him a locksmith. A Georgia courtroom features a colored witness fumbling to tell the time by the sun, insisting the sun did not show its face that day.
The report notes farmers expect hoppers to be less damaging when rains provide moisture. Wet conditions hinder hopper feeding and promote grain and weed growth, increasing fodder for hoppers but reducing visible damage. It is too early to estimate total losses.
A Victorian era testimonial touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as safe relief for the change of life and womanly ailments. It claims past cures where other medicines failed, with a Cincinnati area user detailing daily work resumed after four bottles and urging others to try the remedy. Positive endorsements emphasize bowel health with Pleasant Pellets as a companion product.
May 3 issue depicts a can with an air pump creating a vacuum to drive teat cups that seal and draw milk via suction. Separate note reports grasshopper hatchings in Manitoba districts long troubled by pests, with government distributing poison supplies.
The first general meeting for shareholders of the Binscarth Farmers Elevator Company is set for Saturday July 26 at 2 pm in the old Schoolhouse Binsearth. The gathering aims to formally organize the company elect a Board of Directors and address business before the group. Provisional Secretary Ky Hoggs Binscarth June 23 1902.
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