Community Weekly Newspaper Established in Rivera Manitoba
Authorized at Second Class Mall by the Post Office Department at Ottawa a community weekly newspaper established in July 1908 by T W Offen issued on Thursday at The Gazette Office 209 211 Main Street Rivera Manitoba subscription rates 250 a year in Canada 3 00 a year elsewhere payable in advance G F Barker
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Gazette Office
Main Street
Rivera
Manitoba
Canada
Town Council Sets Rules For New Homes In Rivers
Town council urges better housing quality as several new dwellings in Rivers strain services and taxes. Commissioners warn buyers of expected standards and consider incentives like reduced first year taxes to encourage compliance with construction plans.
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Council
Municipal councils stray from city duties in pensions and rates
The printed word laments councils meddling in Ottawa pension means tests and Bell Canada rate disputes. It notes 30 to 40 lawyers funded by taxpayers challenging rate increases, while Parliament set transport board control. It argues civic funds should fund impartial inquiries into municipal extravagance.
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Otawa
Ottawa
Bell Telephone Company
Transport Board
Siwgers
The Gloved Hand Reflects Social Etiquette In Spring
A witty piece notes men use the phrase Please excuse my glove after a handshake, while women rarely apologize for gloves. It observes seasonal social tension as spring arrives, when men feel tongue tied without a glove to offer an awkward shield.
Acquaintanceship Ties Gazette and Rapid City Reporter
Fragmented report notes a link between Casper Stone of the Rapid City Reporter and Gazette publisher dating to the Bio Fire blaze that destroyed the Reporter office on Tal. The Gazette then housed The Reporter in subsequent weeks. The piece also cites a Daily Mirror quote on Britain’s parliamentary system and a humorous aside about a robot and a Minnesotan on holiday in Banff with ski gear and fishing tackle.
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Casper Stone
Rapid City Reporter
The
Gazette
Tal
Chamber of Deputies
Daily Mirror
Wise saying echoes in scripture and labor’s value
A biblical proverb fragment links reward and consequences with moral toil. It underscores that those who favor evil over good invite harm into their homes and cultivate strife. The text connects diligence to mind’s riches, noting drudgery as essential to reveal inner treasure.
Harrowing and Planting Those of the Earth
Margware Fuller reflects on the labor of sowing and harvesting, detailing hardship and resilience in the fields. The brief meditation ties human toil to the soil, honoring the unseen workers who nurture crops and feed communities.
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Fuller
Speech is the index of the mind by Seneca
A compact quotation attributes the mind’s inner state to speech, presenting a Stoic insight on how language reflects thought. The line suggests verbal expression mirrors inner reasoning and rational control.
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Seneca
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G. F. Barker
Town Council
Marshall
Forman’'S Hardware Owners
Rivers Quick Freege Limited
Young Baby Beef
Young Veal
Matt, Bill and
John Wakeham
Gazette Azings
Banff
the Tribune
C. G. Baizley
Eighth Street
Princess Avenue
Brandon, Manitoba
Roseanna McCoy
Charles Bickford
Raymond Massey
Richard Basehart
Joan Evans
Rod Cameron
Stetson
Sisman Shoes
Jersey
Aul Schulz
Rivers
Esse
COM
Garden Forks
Forman
Marshall- Wells
the Rivers
Rumford
G. M
NYAL
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