Unclear OCR Fragment From Manitoba Notices
Readable parts indicate a damaged notice with names and locations in Manitoba. Content unclear and fragmented, no complete event or action evident.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
4
Readable parts indicate a damaged notice with names and locations in Manitoba. Content unclear and fragmented, no complete event or action evident.
The Union Jack may be raised atop all school buildings during school years or the school risks losing public event rights. Critics argue the plan imposes arbitrary conditions without need, urging milder methods and emphasizing respect and enthusiasm inspired by the flag.
A discussion notes that daily deaths from accidents seem minor individually but totals show large losses. It cites a Cook County report indicating casualties from street car accidents rising over four months, underscoring the broader impact beyond dramatic calamities.
A bleak reflection cites theatre disasters and needless deaths caused by transportation carelessness, risky acts, and lack of safety respect. The author laments the high human cost of hazardous behavior and headlines a summer harvest of lost lives from avoidable incidents.
Langenburg hosts a social will by Mrs A G Denmark on Oct 4 under the guild auspices. The town reports six new residences this year and a growing grain shipment outlook. The English church opening is set for the goth with Arch bishop Harding presiding. Bank of Toronto secures premises for a new branch, joining the long established Wells and March Bros. A severe hurricane hits Mobile Alabama with expected loss of life.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star gains readers across the Dominion with a premium picture “A Tag of War.” Farmers join unions to influence Manitoba telephone policy and Ottawa lobbying, signaling rising agricultural power and potential tariff pressure. A Ontario farmers’ convention aims to back farm interests, urging Parliament to heed farming voices in the fall session.
An editorial argues against declaring all disease a crime and highlights how poverty, overwork, and gender roles contribute to illness. It cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments and notes rest, air, and light activity as essential. The piece promotes consulting Dr. Pierce by mail and advertises his remedies.
Auction note lists various items with unclear pricing and product names. Readers are urged to inspect listings for exact descriptions. Information appears fragmentary and may reference terms like transfers and percentages.
The Managers of Dr Henarde's Home of Lemdon England will open to consider applications from benevolent residents of widely respected farmers for secure care and services for those awaiting placement. The next batches of inmates aged eight years and up are expected to arrive at Quebec from October on the steamer. Alyte Manner and guards from Winnipeg may be involved.
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