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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
4
The excerpt paints a harsh view of approaching winter and rising costs. It lists neighbors and vendors such as the wood yard man, gas supplier, druggist, and undertaker, implying higher bills for heat, fuel, medicine, and services. The speaker, Walt Mason, urges cheerfulness despite tightening finances.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford urges a united empire with a navy under local control as he speaks at the Toronto exhibit opening. He denies threats in Britains sea conduct and advocates fast cruisers for Canada to guard trade routes and imperial supplies, stressing mutual defense and inter imperial trade.
A notice states that hunting season starts October 1 for practical chicken and requires all nonresidents and city residents to obtain a game bird license from the Department of Agriculture and Immigration before hunting. The act enforces licenses to hunt, shoot, or kill any game animal or bird, protected or not, to avoid penalties.
Officials warn that wild ducks cannot be bought or sold before October and cold storage warehouses must have licenses. A $200 annual fee is due for storage licenses. Deer hunting licenses must be obtained by November 20, 1900, after which no licenses will be issued. Residents of several towns are urged to ensure compliance to avoid penalties.
Canadian fire losses from January to July 1990 exceeded ten million, with Manitoba losses over half a million. The article urges precautions to prevent waste, including safeguarding flue openings, clearing steam pipes, directing stovepipes to brick chimneys, fire door warnings, and proper electrical safety to reduce careless, avoidable fires.
A shaky report about Canadian banks discounting United States currency proves unfounded. The piece notes an Ottawa led arrangement to export American coin while replacement coin arrives, and condemns those buying luxuries without payment prospects as dishonest.
The Roblin hall, once a hub for quality entertainment, risks conversion due to local apathy toward uplifting events. The piece urges residents to bring families to improve culture and notes Newton's hall has fallen out of favor.
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