Crowded Names to Feature in Next Issue
Boulton, Millwood and Bin scarth md, previously crowded out this week, will appear in the next issue.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
1
Boulton, Millwood and Bin scarth md, previously crowded out this week, will appear in the next issue.
The Banner urges readers with expired subscriptions to visit the show and renew. Many are in arrears and while $1 per subscriber seems small, the total needed funds are substantial to the publisher.
Rain damages hay and coral crops while farmers face a tough year. Wheat yields include 1060 bushels from 80 acres and 700 bushels from 50 acres. Oat crop stock is poor and not fit for seed. Local politics mention Liberal candidate John Thomson canvassing Marquette. Harold Wright recovers after seven weeks illness as entries for the Russell show loom.
Local notes report a Grand Ball at Foresters Hall on October 3 with refreshments and 7 cent admission. The 18th annual Russell Electoral Division Agricultural Society exhibition is set for October 3, featuring livestock displays and farm products amid a possibly small exhibit due to an unfavourable season.
Echoville reports a drove of wolves chasing calves and notes three threshing gangs ready to start. Frost arrives first since May, rain spares hail, and Russell provides a $50 cook stove while Mr. Overholt completes Peden’s stable and granary on Sunnymead ranch.
Tenders addressed to the under signed will be received uptil noon of Friday, Get. Ltd. for Windmill, 40 foot Tower, 1 foot Wheel, with Barrel Tank and Tank House, to be erected and in proper working order at the town Well in the Wit of Bin marth. Plans and specifications can be seen. CREEFFE. Sec'y for Com. for Waer Supply.
A local promotion announces a subscription deal offering Snap The Banner for 25 cents to new subscribers through January 1, 1901. The offer aims to expand readership and attract fresh customers.
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