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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
4
An advertisement analysis reveals the Canadian Wheat Pool’s July futures activity. It shows prior knowledge of a July short interest, a corner attempt, and subsequent disposal of farmers’ No 1 Northern wheat at favorable prices. The piece argues the Pool acted to relieve pressure rather than rig markets for profit.
The piece argues for Frank Mullins with independent vigor and Westward loyalty, claims opposition election workers and foreign born voter suspicion. It cites funds from Conservatives denied, Mullins funding his campaign alone, and quotes a united farmers letter praising Mullins. It also warns about Free Press misstatements, notes Meighen pledges on tariffs and railway policy.
Supporters pledge daily backing for Suchins highlighting his independent stance in the House. The pledge emphasizes commitment to reform and challenge to party orthodoxy.
A local political note reports that the Marquette Conservative Association now favors a king option over three hundred, indicating a shift in local political emphasis and candidate support.
A 1925 graduate of Victoria General Hospital Winnipeg Nurse Anderson is noted with contact listing 277-2. Angusville rental ad offers four good comfortable rooms and directs applicants to The Banner Office.
The Free Press repeats calls for a statutory grain and flour rate over the National Transcontinental to Quebec. It argues Parliament must honor the 1904 promise of a six cent per bushel rate and warns current rates cripple west to east grain movement. Western MPs could swing national policy by backing such legislation.
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