The Banner Publication Notice of Kaseell Manitoba
The Banner teened every Thursday from the office of Publication on Main St in Kaseell Manitoba. AGVANRO PUBLIES.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
4
The Banner teened every Thursday from the office of Publication on Main St in Kaseell Manitoba. AGVANRO PUBLIES.
In the All Red project era Mr Borden argues a freight oriented Atlantic service is more practical than a costly passenger flyer. He contends high rates would burden everyday travelers while luxury and express freight profit would target milionaire passengers.
A week from Monday electors will vote on which party leads the Dominion for four years. Public interest is tepid and campaigns are filled with slander and graft charges. Even top leaders clash with insults, while the era’s coarse platform rhetoric raises concern about public life and civics education.
The article notes that silver discoveries in Cobalt show metals gain value only by world agreement as a measure of value. Finders gain wealth, but society gains only wider circulating medium. It contrasts with earlier Spanish finds in Mexico and Peru, which did not increase intrinsic wealth and prosperity in Sam.
A Liberal candidate nominated at the Marquette convention urges electors to support continued Liberal governance. He vows to meet voters and argues that 12 years of Liberal policy have spurred Westward growth, higher farm values, faster rail development, and rising trade, versus Conservative rule prior to 1896.
The appeal argues Liberal governance since 1896 brought surplus, major railway projects, tariff cuts, and steady growth, contrasting with Conservatives offering no new policy. It urges voters in the constituency to back Laurier with M. B Jackson as advocate, insisting times mirror past 12 years of progress.
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