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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
The Gazette presents a clipped crossword with numerous clues and abbreviations. Entries cover animals plants metals and languages with many abbreviations and cross references.
The notice states a $2.00 annual price paid in advance and a $2.50 yearly rate if paid in advance. An additional 50 cents is charged to cover postage for subscriptions mailed within the United States from this office.
The Queen Esther Chapter O F S announces a tea in Oddfellows Hall on Saturday April 11. Mrs Chas Hicks, visiting her daughter Mrs Rev Nash, will return home in Ashville Manitoba via Winnipeg and Dauphin. Admission by invitation for the Friday prior April 3 event.
A Melville School Board meeting and staff briefing condemned excessive social events harming pupil progress. Parents discussed uniting to curb parties and dances, with 62 notices sent and over 40 attendees, urging mothers to organize action.
Review from Saskatoon Star hails Hoot Gibson in The Ridin Kid from Powder River a week run at the Victoria theatre. Walter Long and Gladys Halette star with Tully Marshall in support as rough western action and gunplay deliver thrills. Describes dusty prairies storms saloon scenes and a brisk plot with high pacing.
A daughter was born Sunday March 29 1925 to Mr and Mrs Jos Nowe. The brief notice records a new arrival in the family with no further details.
Report notes a vehicle arriving from near Brandon on Tuesday and heading to Pettapiece. The item highlights local traffic movement without additional context or figures.
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