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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
5
A mix of advertisements and briefs notes Chamochai's Cough Remedy promising to counter colds and pneumonia, Edmonton as Alberta's capital, and a series of global and regional updates from New York harbor to San Francisco quake recovery. The items include rail and shipping plans, tax and municipal concerns, and remarks on petroleum trusts and Rockefeller interests.
The Jokey Club stewards vote to fund a breeding bureau to elevate New York State horse quality. Stallions would be placed in counties under proper regulations. H K Knapp S H Oxnird Clarence McKay Thos Hothcock and Harry Payne Whitney named to oversee. A Thoroughbred horse will tour Binscarth and Russell districts. farmers urged to respond.
An old advertisement touts Dongola long ross twin sole shoes at $2.50 and Broadway Brand suits as a new standard in men s clothing. It highlights tweed suits and west sities priced around 11 50 for the period.
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