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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
4
The Banner is a Thursday issue published from Main Street Russell. Joseph McIntyre serves as publisher. The 1919 October 16 edition features community notices and local items typical of a weekly newspaper.
The 1919 Legislature establishes The Manitoba Poultry Breeders Association replacing the old Manitoba Poultry Association. Local chapters may form within fifteen miles of another group and must affiliate within six months. Grants equal to 60 percent of prize money aid affiliated shows, up to 590 dollars. Grain growers plan political action with rallies on October 15–17 and November district conventions to nominate independent candidates supporting farmers’ platform.
The 1919 session amended the Hotel Act to allow licensees to operate two pool tables and run a cafe or ice cream stand with the same license. It bans displaying licenses to falsely imply a public hotel. It prohibits selling drinks to minors under 16 and bars hiring women not related to a licensee without a special permit. Penalties include fines up to 109 dollars and possible imprisonment.
Over the past six months coroner juries have heard more deaths from auto train collisions than any other cause. In nearly every case the accident stems from driver carelessness or inattention and a failure to heed the train’s speed.
A terse classified inquiry asks potential sellers in Russell Manitoba to contact about cattle for sale. The note implies a small local livestock listing with minimal context and no pricing or contact details.
A concise note highlights fire life and auto insurance across strong Canadian British and American companies. It cites cross border offerings, coverage basics and market trends, underscoring multinational presence and policy scope.
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