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Fragmented OCR note lists names such as Sascoemine Rye and Caine Maw Kaswll Manitoba. Mentions advance payment and publication but details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR note lists names such as Sascoemine Rye and Caine Maw Kaswll Manitoba. Mentions advance payment and publication but details are unclear.
The piece discusses the hard realities of extending credit in a growing western country. Merchants form lists to deter bad debt while acknowledging that this system harms individuals who later improve financially. It argues credit can aid settlers if buyers guarantee settlement in autumn, and notes government tensions over Autonomy Act and public lands fueling discontent in Ontario and the West.
The Dominion Government faces criticism over withholding Crown lands from Saskatchewan and Alberta, a move seen as weakening provincial rights. Opponents argue the act undermines self government by tying land control to dole-like payments, risking perpetual dependency and future tax burdens once indemnities cover spending gaps.
The February 22 issue highlights labour saving on farms with tillage feeding poultry keeping and fruit growing tips. It features machinery makers presenting latest inventions and promises high value for farmers and families. Readers are urged to subscribe or request a sample of the issue.
The bill proposes creating two new provinces from the Northwest Territories. The fourth principal meridian forms the dividing line. the north boundary follows Athabasca. the boundary with Manitoba extends north to create the eastern edge of Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan loses 25 constituencies to the new province, provisional capitals are Regina and Edmonton.
Post offices across England now accept wireless messages for ship transmission at 13 cents per word. A coastal schedule shows ships equipped with the system while telegrams are accepted 24 hours a day. Marconi quotes thirty words a minute as the practical work speed.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as an alcohol free remedy for female ailments. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Leneth Kinny of Mount Pleasant Iowa, touts lasting benefits and offers free medical advice and a free Common Sense Medical Adviser book upon request. It also markets Little Liver Pills as a Dr. Pierce product and warns against imitations.
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