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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from The Banner showing a Thursday publication cadence from the office on Main Street Ransell Manitoba. It references a 4 year term and advance payment with names McIntyre as publisher and initials Gwe 90 LL Aan.
Mr Lee Johnson finished hauling the municipal plank to Seeburn. Frid ay night activities at O Seebach s featured many young folks. Mrs Killartley s accident leaves her laid up. Mr M Breckenridge bought the coach horse Baronet. Roads remain rough after cold weather and thaw. Mr and Mrs Pelton returned from Grand View with niece Miss M Hienry. The At Home at J McTavish s was a success, silverware given to organist Miss Maggie Young. The school led by Miss Powe of Bascdur. Mr McDonald leads Presbyterian Missions hoping to stay through summer. Community unity urged to obtain desired improvements.
Farmers prepare to scatter seed as acreage is forecast to exceed last year by more than twofold. Ira A. Leflar departed March 26 to try locomotive work. John L. Watson of Burchard Halburt Investment Co visiting March 15 praised the district and expected idle lands to fill with thrifty buyers within a year. He also believes the C N R will arrive this summer.
A Saskatchewan town of Togo near the Manitoba border boasts three general stores a hardware and drug shop a first class blacksmith and more. Seeing fertile lands and rising development the Public Works Department built a steel bridge over the Assiniboine River and a new lead Improvement District governs road work while a cemetery company forms. Ongoing rail service and land sales attract settlers with crops strong last year wheat 25 to 30 bushels per acre and oats 60 to 70.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic that improves nerves digestion and vitality while criticizing alcohol based tonics. It claims no other medicine carries the same endorsements and offers a free medical adviser on request with stamps.
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