The Russell Banner Adopts New Advance Rates
The Russell Banner lists price changes to one dollar annually in advance. The notice includes terms for readers and mentions a possible revision by month and issue, with emphasis on subscription clarity.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1900
Page
4
The Russell Banner lists price changes to one dollar annually in advance. The notice includes terms for readers and mentions a possible revision by month and issue, with emphasis on subscription clarity.
Public notices advertise births marriages and deaths with rate card details for card text including congratulations condolences and poetry. Each insertion costs 93 cents or 12 cents per line for typing with prepaid requirement.
The Liberals of Lisgar Dominion Electoral Division meet at Morden on the 3rd to plan for the Dominion Elections. Bets say Hugh John's government may fall at the first division in the Local House. The Prohibition Bill clauses limit liquor restrictions to retail sales, delay effect until 1902, and require concurrent dominion legislation.
For the second time in two weeks, Premier Macdonald and Treasurer Davidson travel east to confer with railway magnates and Tupper as public stance remains uncertain.
The Winnipeg Tribune attacks ex Attorney General Cameron after opposing figures like Greenway and Col McMillan. It accuses Conservative papers in Lisgar of Liberal bias while noting rival papers Glenboro Gazette Dominion City Echo Morris Herald are Tory aligned. The piece also claims the Tribune is funded by Tories aiming to undermine the Laurier government and criticizes the Manitoba railway stance by N P R President Mellen.
Rev J D Der Russell pastor at Silver Creek invites parishioners to attend Sabbath services and Sabbath School sessions.
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