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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
5
The article advises on poultry housing hygiene and routine feeding to improve pullet maturity before winter, suggesting a dry, well lit coop and modest grain feeding. It also urges doubling Victory Loan subscriptions, notes Canada’s wartime prosperity for workers, and cites a 1919 consensus that dairy and meat export trade will recover, with feed costs affecting swine production.
A wartime appeal urges all Canadians to contribute to the Victory Loan program, emphasizing every small amount helps and no citizen should withhold support due to limited means. The campaign stresses unity and faith in the country’s future as financial backing.
When you find you should have a little more life insurance see A E Power Russell inspector for Excelsior Life.
Political party leaders back the Saga urging Canada to borrow without restraint or creed limits. The call advocates borrowing as a national priority, framing it as a unified economic strategy beyond partisan politics.
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