Cash Sales Continue Saturday Afternoons for Cheaper Meat
Following strong demand and a wish for lower meat costs, organizers announce ongoing Saturday afternoon cash sales with listed prices to be posted later.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
8
Following strong demand and a wish for lower meat costs, organizers announce ongoing Saturday afternoon cash sales with listed prices to be posted later.
The Winnipeg labor convention passed resolutions urging tighter immigration controls, a shorter workday for private employees, extensive public works, housing loans of 50 million, railway and public-works overhauls, and large scale road building. Proposals also call for afforestation, land development, social relief, sewer and water projects, and municipal school and fire hall construction. If provinces and municipalities refuse cooperation, federal action is urged to relieve unemployment.
The document discusses provincial unemployment councils and public works in affected districts. It urges limiting recruitment from outside Canada and continuing cooperation with Canada's employment service. It also details immigration recommendations including temporary European entry ban with exceptions for farm workers, permanent exclusion of Orientals, deportation for misrepresentation, and a commission to study Oriental immigration.
Boys' and Girls' Club fairs announced for Angusville on Oct 7 and for Binscarth Oct 6, Birtle Oct 6, Foxwarren Oct 7, Roblin Sept 29, Rossburn Oct ?, Russell Oct 5, Shellmouth Oct 4.
A garbled notice describes an unsafe make your own beer method using bedbug poison axle grease and soap with a 36 hour boil and a grass hopper per pint for kick. The text mentions chasing a bull frog and collecting hops, clearly a hazardous, nonsensical home chemistry item.
Magazines in Germany and the United States sign a peace pact at The Banner Bookstore. Destruction of seized liquors is ordered by U S authorities. Ottawa reports approval of Sir Joseph Flavelle’s Canadian National Railways plan and legislation to implement it is being drafted. Libel actions totaling half a million dollars are filed against Farmers’ Sun in Toronto by eastern politicians.
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