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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
12
Fragmentary item from The Banner appears to be a Thursday office note referencing Main and J streets in Russell Manitoba plus a yearly income line and unclear dates or amounts.
Premier Rebiin proposes raising the Union Jack atop every school during school hours with penalties for noncompliance. Critics argue the policy, backed by arbitrary conditions, undermines British constitutional spirit and suggests milder, voluntary methods would suffice. The piece also laments recent theatre fire deaths and broader safety lapses from transportation and maritime failures.
A reflection on how daily accidents seem small but cumulative losses, noting streetcar crashes and a wave of calamities. The piece contrasts public reaction to a single ship disaster with steady railway and street incidents, underscoring alarming death tolls revealed by official reports.
A social will be held at A G Denmiark’s site under the Langenburg Ladies Guild on Tuesday Oct 4. Six new residences rise as the town expands with a church and two large barns. Shampe fans return from a wedding trip to occupy a cottage. H L Kuebler family back from Minnesota. Grain shipped last season reached 160 000 bushels. this year will rise. Wheat is all No 1 Northern. Enl ich church nearing completion to open Sunday the 76th with Arch bishop Harding leading. Bank of Toronto secures premises for new branch store awaiting alterations. second bank for Langenburg after Wells and March Bros opened four years ago after a fierce hurricane. Many lives believed lost.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star grows in popularity and may reach every home in the Dominion. It is praised as a great family and farmers' paper with no equal on the continent. A premium picture titled A Tug of War is offered. value is one dollar for the magazine and the picture.
A convention of Ontario farmers aims to send a deputation to Ottawa at the opening of the fall session to press Parliament on tariff legislation. They seek protectionist changes and rally Western grain growers to back action against the lobby.
Editorial argues against classifying disease as criminal and highlights harms of blaming the sick. It cites the overworked mother and child-rearing strains, criticizing harsh treatment and urging rest. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce remedies and offers medical literature by mail with confidential advice.
An advertisement in The Banner promotes Memoriawards featuring a varied food assortment for selection. The item lists a range of edible offerings and highlights gift options for special occasions.
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