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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
4
A fragment from The Banner indicates a weekly loan from the Office of Publication on Main Street Rowell Manitoba. The nibble shows misprinted terms and dates, with unclear recipient and scope of loan.
A September 17 commentary contrasts religious justifications for war with the idea of tribal gods. It cites Biblical prophecy, paganism advantages, and Roman Janus as examples, arguing rulers improvise divine support while nations pursue collective violence. The piece also urges local boys to join a district farm life program and notes competition rules for Canadian residents in 1914.
One thousand dollars will be divided among 20 boys under seventeen who care for 1914 steers or heifers for six months. Prizes range from 100 to 25 dollars, with first prize receiving 150 dollars and a gold medal. The CPLR will refund freight and railway fares for winners. Farmers urged to select calves now, urging parental involvement.
A historical critique argues currency systems harm the people. It cites Nicaragua in 1898 and 1912 where paper money stretched to buy gold, wrecking farming and economy. It suggests municipalities issuing money could keep wages stable, referencing Caribbean examples and inflated costs.
Mr A W Smith of the Manitoba utilities commission warns that some firms and groups misuse endorsements by claiming commission approval for shares. the public is urged not to invest without a certificate proving sale of shares act compliance. inquiries should be directed to the commission secretary to verify papers and the enterprise’s merit.
The Manitoba Fires Prevention Act and Dominion Forest Reserves Regulations authorize open fires for cooking or industry but require selecting a low-risk locality, clearing a ten foot radius of combustible material, and exercising strict care to prevent spread and extinguish before leaving. Penalties apply for careless use of fire on provincial and forest lands.
The ordinance prohibits kindling fires on non owned land and failing to prevent spread. Violators face fines up to two hundred dollars or at least twenty, with up to twelve months imprisonment. A lesser offense exists for leaving fires burning and allowing spread, with penalties up to one hundred dollars and up to six months imprisonment.
The act bans selling or offering protected birds and meat in meals for pay. It notes duck season opens September 15 and prairie species close October 1, with pig game season December 1 to December 15.
A regulatory move suspends German and Austrian patent protections in Canada. The action affects patent holders and Canadian businesses awaiting confirmation of licensing terms and enforcement. Officials indicate alignment with international patent policy changes and potential impact on cross border commerce.
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