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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
2
A publication price notice lists annual rates of 1.50 dollars and 2.00 dollars for Canada, with 400GEPH McINTYRE as publisher. The issue is dated Thursday October 8th 1925.
Dominion wide push by The Retail Trade Bureau of Canada targets ending the Income Tax. E M Trowern cites rising evasion, tax shifts to consumers, and unfair burdens across farmers, professionals, merchants and employees. He warns abolition could boost enterprise, but notes tax systems affect prices and employment.
Mrs. South of the Home Economics Department at Manitoba Agricultural College offers tips to use dried leaves grasses and flowers as cheap substitutes for cut winter decor. Bittersweet berries, common in woods, provide lasting color and bright red accents throughout the season.
A critical, satirical glance at church and social groups that meet primarily to eat. The speaker mocks pastors and congregations who prioritize meals over spiritual nourishment and questions modernizing trends toward abundance and showy gatherings. The text ends with a call to assemble, yet warns of hollow social appetite.
A Royal Bank official warns that many Canadians hide hundreds or thousands of dollars at home in boxes and drawers. He urges banking money to prevent theft and fires, noting safe deposit boxes as protection for valuables and papers. Authorities link home hoards to violence and losses.
The text argues standard measures vary by role but proposes the education of children as the truest, most comprehensive criterion of civilization. It asserts a common instinct to guide character and develop latent powers in the young as the key indicator of a society's rank and progress.
A reflective note on descendants carrying forward the torch of civilization. It states the community's hope that children may attain lofty ideals and surpass their parents, echoing Froenel's call to "live for our children" as the driving principle of progress.
The report shows a large rise in fox farms and their value up to 1954, with 1,179 farms valued at $8,284,384, up from 1,466 farms valued at $10,813,833 the previous year. It lists fox and other fur bearing farms by animal types and notes gold production for the first half of 1925, led by Ontario with 601,714 fine ounces.
The report notes renewed vodka sales in Russia reflecting changing market conditions. It also records Okanagan apple production this year at 450000 boxes and mentions a legal dispute over parental consent affecting a joint guardianship or custody matter, with details remaining unclear.
A local medical notice lists THOS. BROWNLEE as physician and surgeon with office in Ledingham Brock Main Street Russell and residence at J I McAuley address. Office phone 22.
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