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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
2
In a May 25 1922 issue The Banner suggests the average citizen could learn from 1880s pioneers. It contrasts savings led purchase in early days with modern spending on telephones cars and entertainment, urging a return to prudent budgeting and normal economic expectations. Canadian Finance notes.
The Cambridge eight averaged six feet one and three quarter inches in height and about 178.5 pounds while the Oxford crew averaged six feet one inch and 172 pounds. The Cambridge boat dominated with near record time amid talk of earlier decadence.
Attractive personally conducted tour to the Pacific Coast is offered by Canadian National Railways at minimum expense for educational or recreation trips this summer. A special train leaves Winnipeg at 11 30 p m June 30 to Prince Rupert with stops at Saskatoon Wainwright Edmont on Jasper Mount Robson Kitwanga and more. At Prince Rupert the party can join the 8 8 Prince George for a side trip to Annox and return or stay in Prince Rupert for a boat to Vancouver Victoria or Seattle returning to Winnipeg. Special summer fares include meals and berth with connections via Prince Rupert and reservations via CN Railways agents.
Citizens note the rising cost of government and argue that constant denouncement of officials ignores daily government actions that set taxes. The piece urges attention to governance to avoid backlash and reduce public complaints about taxation.
A rugged worker toils with Nature and God while turning furrows on the prairie. He expresses calm pride in his labor, believing each trench will ease future travelers and make the land better for those who follow.
The piece reflects on digging, fencing and helping neighbors as a daily duty. It cites the Ottawa Citizen arguing Canada hold alien enemy property valued at £20,005,000 and suggests using the funds for returned servicemen after Canada’s costly war effort.
The Excelsior Life Insurance Company seeks a District Representative to cover northwestern Manitoba. Applicants should contact C. D. Ham, Provincial Manager, Winnipeg, Manitoba, for details on a liberal contract and up to date policies and dividends.
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