The Banner Publishes Dear Joseph Mointy Advance
The notice appears in The Banner advertising a year advance for Joseph Mointy. It shows publisher involvement and a dated request for payment or subscription renewal.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
4
The notice appears in The Banner advertising a year advance for Joseph Mointy. It shows publisher involvement and a dated request for payment or subscription renewal.
A note promotes low rates from all points in the Dominion to attend the Exhibition, highlighting how the event does Canada credit and urging visitors to keep their place by arriving early.
The text notes a July 14 Shellmouth picnic, crop improvements from recent rains, and C Topp’s rough riding exhibition. It mentions a garden party at Mr R C Patterson’s with a large crowd, and E P Boyle purchasing the Shellmouth creamery seeking ad patronage while Matheson remains in charge. It also reports H Barrett visiting from Shellmouth for Anglican mission duties and preaching in Dauphin at St Paul’s Church to a large congregation.
A Toronto Presbyterian Congress highlighted how large gifts from wealthy individuals, each around 10 000, could steer church finances and press for pension funds. Critics warn reliance on such gifts may erode scrutiny of money sources and civil righteousness, questioning whether wealth derived from questionable profits funds church activity and journals.
A Danish government delegation in Dominion County seeks pointers on fairs. An agriculture expert directs them to Brandon as the site for the best livestock and midway displays. Directors chose a touring carnival lineup after inspecting options across the United States to maintain Brandon’s Dominion Fair reputation.
Nine members of the Borden cabinet will visit Western Canada this summer as Winnipeg reports a population of 184,730 and an assessed value of 259,419,520. Elkhorn and Virden consider rink projects while a Quebec man dies with mining stock valued at 100,000 par but 464 cash. The Hebrew free loan association of Montreal reports loans from 3 to 100 with no interest and no losses. The Derby martyr Emily Davison dies after a collision during the race, sparking a funeral and a 100 to 1 outsider victory.
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