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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment references a sale exchange and various names and items in vague terms. It mentions for sale on a local exchange and hints at names such as Cara Serene and Shes. The legible content is sparse and uncertain.
An interview with Mr. MacKenzie, President of the C N R, copies of which appear in Monday's Free Press, questions Mr Roblin's statements on railway plans. He notes that no final decisions have been made, and suggests the Swan River branch as a potential main line alternative if Gilbert Plains proves more practical.
The piece notes rising Canadian military spirit after South Africa actions, praising soldiers for Kleinhardt's river bravery and urging readiness for a fourth 2000 man contingent. It cautions national resources require development and defense, stressing preparedness and prudent military spending.
The piece forecasts steady Western migration into Manitoba and the Territories, British immigration, and rail expansion to increase trade. It envisions a self supporting map with grain exports, domestic Western demand, mining and forest products, and a rising U S wheat shortfall benefiting Canadian farmers and British consumers. It notes American hard northern wheat limits and northward American farming.
The passage argues that Canada should pursue industrial, commercial, and social growth to achieve true greatness, with military strength serving those ends rather than becoming an end in itself. It warns against a lingering spirit of militarism for its own sake in a young, growing country.
A practical guide extols painting as protection for timber and enhancement of farmsteads. It notes March as ideal for applying a cheap paint mix and outlines a historic receipt using meal, salt, glue, white lead, lampblack, and hot water. One pint covers a square yard when applied hot, with many details to mix and let rest.
A brief note states that venetian red and any dark or reddish shade can be made, reflecting the Farmers' Advocate guidance on color preparation for farmers.
A fragmented meditation on planting a tree, praising renewal, youth, and immortality. The prose weaves quotes about planting, blessings, and reciprocal aid from heaven and earth, suggesting the act sustains generations and rewards the planter with lasting value.
Tenders are invited by May 15 for parcels of land owned by the Scottish Ontario and Manitoba Land Co. Tenders must name the parcel applied for and state the sum for the hay thereon, enclosing cash for the tender amount. All tenders to be a proper sum and subject to acceptance by the company.
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