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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
4
The fragment shows an advan ce notice from The Banner weekly edition published from the office on Main Street Russell Manitoba. It mentions Manitoba one company and year in advance with likely typographical errors.
In Ottawa the two main parties clash over the reciprocity bill with paralysis on related measures. A referendum is urged to reveal electors sentiment, potentially guiding passage or defeat while public expense could rise. Also notes tuberculosis prevention and a Tag Day fundraiser for the Ninette sanatorium.
A Manitoba civic piece argues tuberculosis battle has shifted from bleak past to a funded, education driven effort. It highlights provincial advantages like a healthier climate and Ninette sanatorium progress, urging support, funding, and cooperation to place Manitoba among Canada's leaders within a decade.
The Good Farming Competitions in Manitoba enter another year under the Manitoba Agricultural College and the Provincial Department of Agriculture. Entry conditions remain the same, but marking shifts focus to tillage over farm buildings, encouraging broader participation.
The piece argues that Ottawa debates ought to end to curb endless talk in Parliament. It contends that Canada faces modern demands and free speech has become mere license. It laments veteran talkers dominating sessions and failing to sustain a quorum.
A survey in New York reveals 240000 defective school children out of 325000 examinations. The report notes the minor defects often overlooked and compares New York’s standard unfavorably with other large cities.
Any person who has taken or holds village property is asked to return it to J A Madil or face action. The notice urges prompt surrender and warns of consequences for withholding items.
The Assessment Roll for the village of Russell is deposited in the clerk's office and will remain open for inspection for fourteen days after April 26. Parties may file complaints with the clerk within the fourteen day period. The Council will sit as a Court of Revision on May 1 at 8 p.m. in the Council Chamber to hear complaints.
Manitoba teachers visiting England spent days in Carlisle and were hosted by Mayor W Phillips. He died recently and was buried in the city. A wreath from the Manitoba teachers honored their old friend, showing ongoing appreciation for his kindness.
Auctioneer George Casey will offer by public sale the two lots five and six in block five in Binsearth Manitoba on May 12 at 5 PM. Property includes a two storey 16x24 house with kitchen Him25, well fenced on Lot 5 and 6, Plan No. 335. Terms require 20 percent cash. balance per sale conditions.
Notice states Russell Telephone Company has disposed of its system to the Manitoba Government effective May 1. All debtors must settle with the Secretary-Treasurer by May 15. Creditors must file claims with the secretary by May 1, 1911. By order of the board Gilbert A. Cope secretary-treasurer. Russell, April 24, 1911.
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