Russell Banner publishes May 11 1922 issue details
The Banner listing Thursday publication from Main St Russell announces a 50-cent annual rate in advance and 2 pounds outside Canada with Joseph McIntyre as publisher for the May 11th 1922 edition.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
6
The Banner listing Thursday publication from Main St Russell announces a 50-cent annual rate in advance and 2 pounds outside Canada with Joseph McIntyre as publisher for the May 11th 1922 edition.
A reflective piece argues farmers are not sole producers but part of a broader social fabric. It stresses mutual dependence between town and country, notes rural prosperity relies on both farming and town-based industries, and urges farmers to seek allies in small towns to gain fair political and economic support.
Rural residents may listen to provincial legislators via radiophone next session if plans by J. E. Lowry telephone commissioner are carried out. He did not disclose exact technical methods but said constituents could listen to a member's speeches.
The message from EO at Oyama says a charge has not yet been checked and may be included in regular service. It notes uncertainty about whether a fee will be made and how it would be applied.
A proposed plan outlines paying a war debt of 130 million dollars in monthly installments of five million. The outline targets steady liquidation of the national obligation over time.
The Rural Municipality of Russell warns residents under The Animals Act that stallions and bulls over certain ages, Rams, and Bears must not run at large. Penalties range from 10 to 59 dollars or jail time, plus damages via court action. The Provincial Police will assist enforcement. copies of the Act available from the Live Stock Office in Winnipeg. E. C. de Balinhard, Reeve.
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