Train collision at Rivers yards injures none on passenger train
The transcontinental train crashed into the rear of a standing freight at the Rivers yards west end. The caboose and three grain cars were reduced to splinters, fire broke out, grain scattered. No passenger car occupants were injured.
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Rivers Yards
Social events and winter curling enliven Rivers scene
The 1948 Rivers Gazette page recalls box socials drawing crowds in Bradwardine and Ancrum with humorous lunch sales, celebrates Migs Maud Sharman's departure for Brandon, and notes curling clubs defending the France cup with local rinks from Kenton and Lenore. It covers new lodge formations, Trail Rangers, Eastern Star chapter growth, and upcoming railway service debates affecting Brandon and Portage la Prairie routes. Also reports births at Rivers area and community happenings through early 1948.
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King of
Bradwardine
Kenton
Lenore
Edson Tribune Considers Expanding During Strong Business Period
The editorial argues a prudent businessman expands when profits are solid and returns on investment are likely. It contends that attracting more tourists makes sense during periods of robust tourism activity and favorable conditions.
Seed Treatment urged for Prairie crops in 1948 notice
Line Elevators Farm Service promotes seed treatment for Western Canada small grains including flax. At the Dominion and National Research Council meeting, plant pathologists urge farmers to treat wheat oats barley and flax with appropriate fungicides to reduce losses from smut and soil borne diseases. Follow manufacturer directions and seek guidance from local agricultural reps or Dominion Plant Pathology labs in Winnipeg Saskatoon or Edmonton.
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Associate Committee On
Dominion Department of Agriculture and
National Research Council
Canada
Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Calgary
Mounties to Patrol Alaska Highway with Mechanized Police
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police on the Alaska highway in the Yukon will be mechanized after a survey finding suggests upkeep for horses would exceed that of vehicles. Premier Manning told the Alberta legislature that his government plans to enforce its minimum retail price.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alaska
Yukon
Manning
Alberta
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E. Thompson
Daly Council
William H. Medd
Ethel Powers
Sons of England Ludge
Cousins Hall
J. E. Thompson
Jarry Wareham
Remmi
Afair
Brad
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Carnegie
England
Ernest Wareham
A. R. Hall
Trail Rangers
Union Church
Anglican Church
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Woner
Queen Esther Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Harte
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Portage la Prairie
The
Rivers Gazette
Mrs. Stevenson
John M. Ready
Donald Allan
Lobb
Brandon Hospital
Lac J. W
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Liam James
Parker
David
Son
Flger
Rosenman's Furniture Exchange
Rosser Ave
White
A. R. Readey
Rawleigh Dealer
Rivers and District
Alec
Low
Imperial Life Assurance Company
Stratford Insurance Agency
Rivers Garner Second & Main
Brockie
Manitoba
M. Kowalchuk
CNR
B. R. Coleman
Ll.b
Second Avenue
Weet Wareham’s Shop
Reeser
Reeser’s
Reeser Ave
Jack Hain
Sanitation Equipment CO
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Rivers Insurance Agency
Mattie Rotenberg
CBC
Edson
F. J. Greaney
Line Elevators Farm Service
Y. & Wright
the Rivers Cafe
Mrs
Gordon Smyth
Main Street Rivers
Reesor’s Jewelry Store
Reesor’s
James A. Dunkin
Optometrist
George E. Dunkin
Brandons
Bright
Opal
P. & G. Swap
Quintons Dyers and Cleaners
J. W. Hanlon
the Rivers Gazette
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Christian Science Monitor
U. S
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
George E. Jelliff
International Harvester Agent
General Blacksmith and Welding
Third Avenue East
Charles A. ‘Campbell
Brandon, Manitoba
Rivers, Man
Alice Wills
Spencer Corsetiere
Inglewood ST
D. Mitchell Prop
Harry L. Trump
Clement Block