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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
5
The notice states rates from 21 to 2 cents per hail event per acre to insure one acre for $1.00 under a straight contract. It notes the loss creates the company’s liability to pay and that there is no mutual assessment. Specimen policy available at A. R. Tingley’s office.
The Toronto Chronicle From Toronto Saturday Night observes a calm Ontario election campaign with apathetic public mood. It notes no strong push from either government or opposition, and hints at a possible coming storm tied to a celestial cross omen and a sun pillar sighting.
The article describes remarkable atmospheric optical phenomena such as the aurora borealis and a rare flaming cross seen near Bray Ireland. It recalls a prior vivid display of multicolored columns and arches across the northern sky, with shifting, radiant lights and a sense of awe at the heavens.
In a Liverpool speech Lord Rosebery condemns the Government Temperance Bill and accuses Home Secretary of blaming drink for most crime. He denounces six years of power and Census Liberal Unionist support while arguing true Imperialism must address the race and well being beyond territory.
Public auction to sell N E Y section 19 township 20 age 27. Held at the clerk's office on the first Saturday in June at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. W McKay is treasurer for Silver Creek.
The report notes 10 000 immigrants arriving in Winnipeg in April, with parole details on a Calgary man slaughter conviction and a 10 year sentence. It mentions Major Woodside receiving a commission in the Fourth contingent and cites price levels from an 1882 Free Press snapshot, plus weather lore about robins predicting rain and a Montana farewell to Manitoba. External notes warn on removing old wallpaper to prevent disease, offering practical guidance.
Advertises tuning and repair of organs and pianos with moderate terms and payment options including cash or trade.
An open letter from Mr. W. R. Mulock addresses the Canadian minister of justice questioning the constitutionality of the Referendum Act. The notice also includes a home health tip for cramps and diarrhea, touting Perry Davis Painkiller as a prompt remedy.
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