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The note lists subscription pricing at 150 dollars yearly in advance and two dollars per year for readers outside Canada, attributed to publisher Joseph McIntyre.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
2
The note lists subscription pricing at 150 dollars yearly in advance and two dollars per year for readers outside Canada, attributed to publisher Joseph McIntyre.
Reports show a keen contest for a $2,000 prize tied to gopher and crow extermination. Crows are nesting as the competition begins with delivery of eggs and legs of the birds, with large numbers expected by the staff in the next two or three weeks.
If finding the needle eye is hard, hold the needle over a light surface like white muslin or paper. The eye becomes much easier to spot. Slip the thread in easily using a white background behind the needle.
The Western Producer warns readers that con artists promote worthless securities via doorstep pitches. It notes Americans lost vast sums last year to fake rocks, urges consulting bankers for legitimate investments, and stresses a prudent, home based approach over trusting strangers at the door.
Regulations reinforced by the Manitoba Equor commission restrict how much beer permit holders may buy. The provincial government sanctions the rules stating that holders under the act shall not be entitled to purchase and shall not purchase.
Rules set by the liquor commission limit monthly beer purchases and wholesale quantities. The rules involve caps on quarts pints gallons and keg deliveries and are tied to amendments to the Liquor Control Act. The measure reflects prior court challenges and legislative remedies granting reenactment authority to the commission.
Hon. Robert Forke announces relief for arrears on soldier settlers taxes in western Canada. The Soldier Settlement Board may loan settlers funds during land revaluations to clear back taxes on previously Crown owned lands. J. J. Lamb reported delegates from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba pressed for an amendment to the Soldier Settlement Act.
The lesson centers on Acts 3:1–4 and the golden text from Acts 4:12. A prayer invites God to shape believers to serve others, overcome selfishness, and imitate Christ by helping those in need with sympathy and action.
A discussion noting how well meaning citizens push for local improvements yet contribute to a broader decline by their collective actions and attitudes. The piece observes surprising zeal among residents to promote projects that may harm the community’s long term vitality.
The Amherstburg Echo laments residents who boost local progress yet shop out of town. It argues the drift of money to distant cities drains local trade and industry, hindering prosperity despite community efforts and loyalty.
The Canadian National announces its sixth annual tour for teachers and professionals traveling from Winnipeg July 4. The itinerary includes a sleeping car train to Prince Rupert July 5, a 550 mile Inside Passage cruise to Vancouver, with Victoria optional without extra cost. Local agents will provide full details.
T. W. Shaw physician and surgeon advertises office in the Ledingham Block with reference at Mrs Crerar's. Phones day 78 night 2 Manitoba.
Office next door to H. P. Reed's law office listed with phone numbers Office 22 and residence 3 dollars per month for Russell Man.
W W WILSON attorney at law notary public announces Angusville branch office open every Tuesday and Wednesday Inglis office open each Friday Russell, Man.
E. J. Shipley advertises arranging sale dates and invites calls or visits to set up details. Phone 04 is provided for contact.
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