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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
6
Russell newspaper announces weekly issue price and publication date with office address and publisher name. Indicates subscription rates 1.50 in advance and 2.00 outside Canada.
Ottawa letters stress Crerar’s record as Union government wartime leader and Progressive head, arguing the movement’s strength comes from broader national aims. A Toronto Globe correspondent in Quebec predicts big changes in Quebec’s parliamentary lineup, with farmers rising as official Liberal standard bearers and veterans potentially stepping aside.
Regulations published in last week’s Canada Gazette require immigrants over 18 to show at least 250 dollars plus funds for land travel, and 125 dollars for those under 18. Parents must have 50 dollars per child under five. Exemptions apply to farm laborers and domestic servants and those joining families. Passports must be valid and, if non British, visaed by a British officer.
The article notes individuals who have resided in the United States for a minimum of one year. It outlines eligibility criteria and potential implications for naturalization or residency status.
The memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice in the great war will be honored in Canada this year by wearing a red poppy. Armistice Day plans, proposed by the Dominion command of the Great War Veterans association, aim to fund relief for veterans and aid French war orphans.
A reflective column urges readers to pause and question motives before every action. It argues many sorrows arise from rushing without purpose and urges personal accountability by repeatedly asking why in daily choices and words.
The United Grain Growers announces a change from two to three grades for steers in cooperative shipments. The new grades and advances set a four cent spread for number one steers, a three and a quarter cent spread for number two, and three cents for number three, replacing the earlier one cent separation.
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