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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
7
A district petition led to a reprieve for John Watkins, a former member of the Twenty sixth Battalion, whose murder sentence was commuted. The letter from supporters confirms the action and thanks recipients for assistance.
A garbled list of aphorisms endorses honest speech useful work, temperance, early rising, prudent spending, and heedful counsel. It cites Horatius and a Saskatchewan government bureau, but the text is fragmentary with inconsistent spellings and missing context.
Fragmentary text from a page shows inconsistent phrases and garbled terms including references to prices and items. No clear event person or organization can be identified to form a concise news card.
The notice outlines commissions and totals filed with the Merchants Bank of Canada and includes capital and tax figures. It notes a banner printing service ready to supply printing lines, heads, forms, welding invitations, and related items on short notice. Local inquiries are welcomed.
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