Battle Report From Kimberly Front Lines by Walter Gordon
Walter S Gordon writes from Kimberly describing a Boer engagement where British guns and troops held a decisive position. He notes 23 killed and 35 wounded overall, Boer losses of about 70, and captures of horses rifles and ammunition. He reflects on the front experience, fatigue, and longing for it to end, while asking for news and extending regards to friends.
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Farmers and merchants clash over local stores critique
A pair of letters to The Russet Banner argues over the value of Eaton and department stores, contending farmers bear price burdens and credit costs. The writers urge fair cash pricing, warn against debt, and defend local merchants while challenging perceived merchant opportunism.
Letter to the editor on Manitoba farmers buying locally
A reader argues against Eastern trade, urging support for home stores. The writer suggests farmers pay more for goods sold in Manitoba and questions the benefit of cash purchases and local credit. The letter emphasizes self interest and criticizes perceived higher prices in the East.
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Cash discounts urged to keep money and farmers local
A reader argues cash should be widely discounted to encourage cash purchases in towns, reducing losses from bad debts and keeping profits in the country. They urge editors to press storekeepers for lower cash prices and promote Bargain Days, noting farmers rely on stores and Eastern catalogs thrive.
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