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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
6
The item notes a publication office on Main St Rzesell issuing a weekly Thursday paper with a $1.50 annual prepaid rate and a $260 annual rate outside Canada. It credits 408EPH McINTYRE as publisher and lists Thursday March 36th 1922.
The Agricultural Societies advisory board met in the Parliament Buildings to outline an aggressive campaign for forthcoming fairs. Key ideas include a portable agricultural college exhibit on a Ford truck, demonstrations by home economics staff and 4 H clubs, expanded baby clinics, poultry culling demos at half the fairs, and visible judging cards for spectators. Each board member will visit multiple fairs for analysis from the spectators’ view, with trips to the Agricultural College and Brantloy Experimental Farm. Five societies Klein Harding Morden Cartwright Gilbert Plains will host demonstrations and host district meetings to improve fair management and spectator engagement. The plan seeks future expansion and eventual field staff to strengthen community welfare through agriculture.
Liberal member for Hants Nova Scotia L H Martell gives notice to ask the government for a return on income tax revenue and the total costs of collecting and assessing the tax for 1920 21. He also requests a breakdown of salaries and a list of personnel employed in assessment and collection across Canada.
Western farmers arriving for parliament suggesting a wheat board. A grain growers deputation travels to Ottawa to press the issue. Government views split with cabinet undecided, while western Progressives push a private resolution if needed.
The Manitoba Department of Education annual report shows 141 266 youths aged 5 to 18 in the province with 22 452 enrolled in schools, indicating the enrollment rate from the total population. The text notes the percentage but the figure is not fully provided in the excerpt.
The report shows the school population climbed by 2,914 during the year and enrollment rose for ages 5 to 18. Average attendance hit 67.68 percent, a record high. Fifty-four new school buildings added, with 239 more classrooms, totaling 3,479 rooms. Thirteen consolidated districts formed, now 112 total with 109 active.
A letter to the editor calls for a new, fiscally responsible government in the province. It argues farmers must lead, work with business, and elect independent, strong candidates on a tax reduction platform, criticizing current taxation and indifference. The piece urges unity among farmers and towns to avert financial collapse.
Cargo carrying airplanes are replacing alternative transport modes in Gray Britain, signaling a shift in logistics and travel patterns. The change highlights evolving efficiency gains and potential impacts on road and rail networks.
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