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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
4
The Banner page carries a terse public notice from the Manitoba front office. Details are unreadable in the provided fragment but indicate an official publication action or alert.
Manitoba Grain Growers secretary urges members to ship wheat now to Fort William to avoid car shortages and top rates at country points. The Toronto Globe notes western wheat moving fast for October delivery, stressing lake shipments, car availability, and rising freight rates.
A letter from Mrs. Craassard describes a two year old girl recovering from a severe cough after using a local remedy called Pak ee Cough Remedy. The misspelled testimonial claims the bottle cured the illness like magic and credits a W. Ledingham seller with widespread availability.
Patch lowered his own pacing record to 1.55 percent at Lexington Kentucky on Saturday despite scattered quake reports. The notes mention railway surveys from Portage la Prairie to the boundary and ongoing work between Hudson and River lines, with fragmented items tied to Manitoba Midland rail project.
Public notice assures mothers that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is safe for children and effective against coughs colds and croup. It cites worldwide reputation and availability through W. Ledingham and local dealers.
Toronto grain dealers lodge a complaint with the railway commission alleging undue preference in rail carriage favoring American grain over Canadian grain, seeking a remedy to ensure fair treatment of Canadian products.
Auction at the residence of Anthony A. Seeebach administrator on Section 32 near See burn Postoffice Friday October 18 at 1 pm 1906 listing lands and chattels including horses cattle race cattle implements and real estate terms varied with title and reserve bids auctioneer A A Seeebach estate
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