Amalgamations In Rivers and District Church and Trade
A Daly newspaper item recounts the death of George Wiegand at Westwood farm deemed natural causes. It covers Trail Rangers camp near Pendennis farm with Rev A R and Mrs Hail, river swims, prayers, and camp activities. It notes Manitoba telephone exchanges merger Rivers Bradwardine and a push for church union in the Orange lodge. A Bell farm well digging interruption follows a noisy afternoon crowd.
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Saskatchewan River
Pendennis
R. W. Greasly
A. R
Lair Fouser Hosts Regular Global News Program
Lair Fouser presents a regular broadcast heard on the Canadian network CLCs program airs talks from Ottawa Washington and London. The feature includes reports from speakers spanning these capitals and other international regions.
Deer single out coyote as tale of field clash in Summerland
Report from Summerland British Columbia notes deer mobbing a coyote seen through field glasses by Ray Harrington. The encounter highlights a local scene where wildlife dynamics play out amid a broader editorial call for humane news that uplifts community faith and care.
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Ray Harrington
Birthday Wishes From Across Ontario and Saskatchewan
Apr 9 to Apr 15 lists greetings for Mrs. D. M. Stuart Transcona Mrs. Martin Paddock Pettapiece Mrs. Thomas Suthers Armstrng Ont Samuel Beever Jr Joseph Havlik Apr 10 E O Stewart Biggar Sask Peter Livingstone Dradwar dine Mrs Victor Airey Mrs J W Hanlon FG Airey Apr 12 Mrs T Miners Mrs G L Maitland Bradwardine Apr 14 Mrs C Folson Winnipeg Apr 15 Mrs L E Wilson Lant gan Sask Mrs C W Angel Miss Beatrice Treloar R W Greasely.
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Transcona
Martin Paddock
Pettapiece
Thomas Suthers
Armstrng
Ont
Samuel Beever Jr
Joseph Havlik
E.O. Stewart
Biggar Sask
Peter Livingstone
Dradwardine
Victor Airey
J. W. Hanlon
Airey
L. E. Wilson
Lantgan
Sask
C. W. Angel
Beatrice Treloar
R. W. Greasely
Let the Words of My Mouth and Heart Be Acceptable
Psalm 19 14 presents a prayerful verse asking for acceptance by the Lord, reflecting on speech and inner thoughts aligned with divine will. The line emphasizes moral integrity, prayerful living, and reliance on God as strength and redeemer.
Visit notes and trivial remarks from Hartney Star
Charlies Lamb visited Winnipeg last week while Jack Hammond returned from Alberta in winter. Mr and Mrs J Ridley of Brad wardine visited George and Calvin Mawer. A kettle never boils when awaited, letters and telephone lines fail when needed. The column urges continuing daily routine.
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J. Ridley
Bradwardine
George and
Calvin Mawer
St James Anglican Service Led by RCAF Officer on Apr 11
With the student in charge absent, St James Anglican Church will hold Sunday service at 7 30 p m conducted by Flt Lt George B Fee of the RCAF. The event marks a regular evening worship in the parish with military chaplaincy assistance.
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St. James’ Anglican
Flt
George B. Fee
RCAF
McGill Students Spend 160000 Yearly On Recreation
A McGill University poll shows campus organizations spend about 160000 dollars annually on recreational activities. Five individuals named the Saturday Rex theatre feature and its stars when contacted by phone, each receiving two free tickets. The respondents were Blair McLeod, Mrs. H. W. Cameron, Miss Ina Davies, Miss Betty Hanlon, and Mrs. Clark.
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Montreal
McGill University
Rex Theatre
Blair McLeod
H. W. Cameron
Ina Davies
Betty Hanlon
Clark
Montreal Aldermen Spar Over $67 Million Budget Debate
In Montreal, city council members heatedly argued over a $67,000,000 budget, shelving the session for over an hour. The dispute centered on the cost of soft drinks at city stands, with two stands selling pop under licenced terms and a bottle rebate in place.
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Montreal
City Sparks
Twovents
Manitoba snakes largely killed, museum chief says
L. T. S. Norris-Elye, director of the provincial museum, warned that indiscriminate killings have drastically reduced Manitoba's reptile population in the past two decades. He noted that all snakes in the province were harmless and beneficial, yet were killed by nearly everyone who encountered them.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
L. T. S. Norris- Elye
Nova Scotia Records Lowest Milk Consumption
The Canadian Medical Association reported that Nova Scotia has the lowest milk consumption in the Dominion, highlighting regional dietary habits.
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Nova Scotia
Dominion
Canadian Medical Assn
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Westwood Farm
Rivers
L. Wiegand
Trail Rangers
Union
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Prate
Anmemrber
Facuit Les
Havertuox
Orange Lodge
the Gazette
Wheatland District
Richard Bell
Bell Farm
WHITE
A. R. Readey
Rawleigh Dealer
Rivers and District
Ovil
Imperial the Assurance Company
Stratford Insurance Agency
Rivers Corner Second & Main
Cocamimioner
Ostris
M. Kowalchuk
CNR
Second Avenue
Wareham’s
Brandon
Reesor
Abo
Reesor’s
Rower Ave
Lair
Speakir Com .Capital
CLC
CHC Trams Canada
Tawa
Washington
London
Arama
Robert Smith
The
Rivers Gazette
Summerland
B.C
Lachute Watchman
D. M. Stuart
T. Miners
G. L. Maitland
C. Folson
Winni
Peg
Jack Hain
Sanitation Equipment Co
Rivers, Man
Rivers Insurance Agency
Albert
Wareham
Avenue Rivers
Reesor’s Jewelry Store
Reesor's
Tarbolton
Charlies Lamb
Jack Hammond
Alberta
Akettle
Hartney Star
T. EL Wright
the Rivers Cafe
Mrs
Gordon Smyth
Main Street
Rosenman's Furniture
Rosser Ave
Fort Garry
California
Reve
Sou
the Rivers Gazette
Canada
Wheatland
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Christian Science Monitor
U.S
Christian Science Publishing Socie One
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
PSSF
Ua Ee
Stordy & Alder
Buckingham & Stordy Canadian Bank of Commerce
Man
George E. Jelliff
International Harvester Avent
General Blacksmith and Welding
Third Avenue
East Rivers, Man
Charles A. ‘Campbell
Optometrist
Brandes, Manitoba
H. R. Dunn
Alice Wills Spencer Corsetiare
Inglewood ST
Imperial Wages
Three Stara
D. Mitchell
Harry L. Trump
Clement Block
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