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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
6
An advance rate of $150 per year appears in a publisher notice for Joseph McIntyre with the date shown as Thursday March 1971. The short notice identifies McIntyre as publisher and references advance payment terms.
The Manitoba legislature debates the Labor resolution urging release of jailed strike leaders Ivens Queen and Armstrong amid criticism of the judicial system. Premier Norris defends courts while amendments narrow the measure and party lines split on parole as the session stains into party politics.
A letter argues for establishing a hospital, stressing low costs per quarter section and the lifesaving benefits already seen. The writer defends the hospital board, condemns neglect of humanitarian value, and urges ratepayers to fund care for injured, ill, and expectant mothers alike.
A letter urges residents of Ellice and Birtle municipalities to back a local hospital, noting central location in Russell and potential life saving benefits. The writer argues costs are secondary to health gains and cites fewer deaths due to local treatment versus long rail trips to Winnipeg.
The total subscriptions for the Presbyterian Peace Thank-Offering up to December 3, 1920, totaled 2 200 000 with 2 700 000 paid by January 31 1921. Half of the original goal of 4 000 000 has been distributed among funds including Home Missions 850 000 Foreign Missions 400 000 Pension Funds 375 000 Theological Colleges 250 000 Sabbath Schools and Young People's Societies 20 000 Missionary and Deaconess Training Home 15 000 Pointe aux Trembles Schools 10 000 and deficits and current revenue 80 900. The third installment is due in April 1921.
Percy Hagel is reinstated by the Manitoba law society and will practice in Vancouver. A policy states shipment of German war materials to other nations can be prohibited by force if needed.
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