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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
The Banner announces weekly publication from Main St Russell with $1.50 annual prepaid rate and $2.06 outside Canada. Joseph McIntyre serves as publisher dated Thursday March 2 1922.
Colonel H A Mullins of Winnipeg argues that Britain should lift its embargo on Canadian store cattle to lower meat prices. He cites pledged postwar relief and Canada’s health standards, urging ministers to remove restrictions and expand home slaughter and dairy output. The piece notes a debate outcome and thanks to Arden Methodists for support.
Major F. G. Taylor, Conservative member for Portage la Prairie, moves to abolish the grand jury system in the legislature. He notes its past service but argues its usefulness has departed and it imposes unnecessary expense on the province. He cites wartime suspension in Britain and renewed calls to end the system.
The Marquette Neepawa inter district debate on February 15 at Arden drew a large crowd despite seating limits. Proponents argued the Canadian Government should own and operate all railways with speakers Rowan Griffiths for Marquette and Watson Boughton for Neepawa. Judges Plewes Baxter and Ridd presided as Mr. Marner delivered multiple songs and Mrs. Hunt performed piano pieces between a women’s UFM luncheon.
The text explains how hoof growth varies with toe height and heel position, noting horn growth direction and months to heal from cracks. It states that brittle hoof walls grow slowly and are less likely to mend, causing persistent hoof problems.
A list of practical knowledge for a 16 year old covering writing letters accounting arithmetic, banking, basic physics and chemistry, reading music, sports, health, civics, history, literature, and social conduct. It notes these items are not exhaustive and learned everywhere, not just at school, and credits E. K. Marshall.
The article explains hoof anatomy focusing on the wall and its growth. It notes factors affecting horn growth such as exercise grooming moisture and feeding, with average growth about one third of an inch per month. Hing hooves grow faster than fore hooves and unshod hooves outpace shod ones.
The text describes using bran as a nutritious yet inexpensive preventive remedy. It advises placing several handfuls of bran and a tablespoon of salt in a bucket, adding water just off the boil, stirring, and steaming in a sack until cool and floury. It emphasizes bran as a valuable food and a cheap medicine rather than a laxative mash.
Across the empire 17,037 cattle have been slaughtered in England due to foot and mouth disease. Severe storms disrupt electric services in southern Ontario while a British steamer carrying whiskey is seized off Florida by U S revenue officers. Saskatchewan growers form a political committee at Regina and labor debates limit workdays in Manitoba.
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