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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
Robert H. Harrison of the Border Cities G W V A branch and Dominion founder backs Hamilton veterans protest against disposing the 4 million dollar field force canteen fund. He warns government that the G W V A cannot claim majority support of returned soldiers and urges nationwide action.
P G Holden of the International Harvester Company advises Regina Board of Trade that pit silos outperform older designs. He argues farmers should diversify beyond wheat and notes pits can be dug to depth with a ten inch plaster lining costing under 30 dollars, versus 300 dollars for traditional storage, offering protection from wind and lightning.
Immigrants must carry valid passports from their country and visas issued by British consuls for any country they travel through before reaching Canada. The regulation comes into general force at Canadian ports on Thursday morning.
A Montreal Devoir Ottawa letter questions a Farmers Party danger while warning that business and financial interests wield unseen influence in Canadian politics. It argues farmers are a majority and key to the nation, urging political power for farmers over entrenched interests.
Mr James Rea Sr expresses gratitude for kindnesses shown during his recent illness and thanks friends for support and good wishes.
Memorial notice for Harry Fitzgerald Cope killed in action on December 12, 1916. The note honors his memory with a line praising his memory and love of the land, signed by R. I. P.
By writs of fieri facias from the King's Bench Court the sheriff seized 36 head of horses including 18 mares and 15 geldings from J J Costello. The sale is set for Saturday September 17 at 2 PM in Russell. Sheriff W A Smith and Bailiff I H Moynes announce from Minnedosa on September 3, 1921.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Edwin Nance-Kivell of Oshawa Ontario Mason. All claims must be filed with Wilson & Glen solicitors for executors in Russell Manitoba on or before October 11 1921. Executors named are Samuel Nance-Kivell Levi Ellins Edwin Luther Vickery.
In the matter of the estate of James Samuel Maynes late of Harrowby Manitoba Merchant deceased all claims against the estate must be sent to Canadian Guaranty Trust Company Executors at Brandon Manitoba on or before October 11 1921. Dated Russell Manitoba September 6 1921. Found Returned soldier's Class A badge owner may claim by presenting discharge number. For sale kitchen cabinet or trade for a good range plus a hammerless shotgun at The Banner Office. Sip.
The Boys' and Girls' Club announces fairs in Angusville Oct 7 Binscarth Oct 6 Birtle Oct 6 Foxwarren Oct 7 Roblin Sept 29 Rossburn Oct 5 Russell Oct 5 Shellmouth Oct 4.
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