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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
4
A notice stating publication occurs every Thursday from the office on Main Street in Russell Manitoba. The fragment mentions regular weekly publication without further details.
Last night at Grace Methodist church the Schubert Symphony Club offered an artistic program with Leta Corder and Kathryn Roberts delivering refined voices. The ensemble featured strong readings from Blanche Fox and a noted mandolin encore by Thomas Purcell. The Telegram notes the group will perform again at the Presbyterian Church Saturday evening. The Guide editorial argues against the influence of a small, invisible government in Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa.
Preparations for the twenty third Manitoba Sunday School Association convention in Brandon November 20 22 with delegates paid round trip by railway and free return home upon signed certificates. Rev W A Brown of Chicago will be chief speaker and Prof L L Henry of Chicago will lead the music along with 40 50 other speakers and events including luncheons street parade a great children's choir rallies and installation service. For information contact W H Irwin 62 Scott Elk Winnipeg and Dayton Ohio resident W Copeland reported a Chamberlains Cough Remedy cure for a boy's cold. Titanic relief funds in Britain exceed two million dollars to support dependents of the disaster.
The piece describes the Canadian government under the British North America Act as vested in the Cabinet and the House of Commons, outlining how executive power rests with ministers and how Parliament shares authority. It frames the constitutional structure as a hidden or informal governance dynamic within formal offices.
A reflection on play as essential to a good life argues that while prowess and intellect build kingdoms, personal success hinges on learning to play. Play spans walks, rowing, sailing, gardening, or wood chopping and is a carefree, absorbing joy. The piece notes adults and children alike neglect play and become heavier, gloomier, and stressed, urging a change in habits.
Notice is given under The Manitoba Trustee Act that all creditors of the estate of Joel Allen who died in the district of Kussel Manitoba on about August 9 1992 must send their claims to Cooper and Meiguen solicitors Portage la Prairie by December 1 1912. After that date the National Trust Company Limited administrator will distribute assets to those entitled and will not be liable for unclaimed shares. Dated La Prairie October 8 1912.
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