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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
8
The town reports rapid progress with crops, and resident Mr. E Ferguson bought a model N N Tudhope McIntyre car. He made a swift round trip to Russell on Monday, highlighting strong local business and a lively automotive scene for its size in Canada.
Strathclair reports show Dow Cereal elevator run by J Smith with most elevators under Government control. Weather aids threshing as about 50 outfits pass westward this year. Oats yield impressively with styles near 100 bushels per acre. An Edmonton visitor is among locals while Shoal Lake school faced diphtheria scare. Grain traders urge selling part of the crop while prices stay reasonable.
Export steers shipment value 450 475 dollars. Export heifers 4.00 to 4.50 per unit. Export cows 350 to 400. Steers 1 000 or over 4.00 to 400. Steers and heifers 900 to 1 000 375 to 425. Butcher cattle No 1 375 to 425 No 2 3.25 to 375. Medium 2.50 to 325. Bulls 300. Calves 325 to 500. Sheep 500 to 550. Lambs 650 to 7.00. Hogs off cars Winnipeg 9.00. No 1 Northern 10014. No 2 06%. No 3 93. Oats 35%.
Dauphin prospectors report gold indications at Winnipegos. Brandon’s Imperial hotel sold for 125 000 to W G Rawson of Grandview. Vancouver World plans a 264 foot high building, tallest in Canada. Steamship burial at sea debate grows. Pork prices peak in Chicago. Bobby Leach survives Niagara whirlpool run. New Westminster tops Montreal Nationals 11 to 1 for the Minto Cup. CP stockyards conditions in Winnipeg are deplorable with livestock going 10 to 24 hours without feed. Ontario dogs muzzling rules unchanged until December. Manitoba auto livery fees levied at 20 dollars each. municipalities initially believed to collect them. CN R reduces Winnipeg-Edmonton passenger schedule by eight hours. GT P counters with smaller reductions. Bishop Archambault critiques current policies.
A Joliette cathedral sermon declares all Masonic lodges from English to French under church ban. It threatens denial of sacraments and burial in consecrated ground for Masons. The preacher warned locals he would denounce members from the pulpit and mobilize votes against them in elections. A schoolmaster’s tale about overcoming habit ends with a nine year old winning a prize.
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