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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
1
A long list of residents and visitors is noted with Easter and spring travel patterns. Many Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, and Brandon contacts are listed visiting Rivers and district families. Individuals include G rummett White Shylega Mitchell Lee Tiv$ Conover and Wareham among others visiting relatives and spending holidays.
The report recounts early settlers leaving Daly and Rapid City for homesteads as families juggle rough rivers and drifting disruptions. A wedding train includes Me. and Mrs. Anderson Brown with a crate of hens lost to swift currents. The Barker quartet and companions settle near Curry's Landing, near the future Brandon trading post and CPR lines.
Tarbolton reports Miss Jessie Livingstone of Winnipeg visiting relatives Mr and Mrs A Thomson over the weekend. Murray Cochrane sustained a broken arm after a stair fall. Tarbolton church services resumed Sunday. J C Cruikshanks of Dumas Sask visited district relatives Monday. In Saint John New Brunswick April grain outlook hopes for a bumper Canadian wheat crop to ease world shortage says R C Reece, former Winnipeg grain merchant.
Mr and Mrs W H Nevill and son Donald of Glenboro visited Mr and Mrs T Nevill. Miss Ida Bromley returned to Vancouver after holidaying James Bromley. An auction at Herbert Brown's farm drew a strong crowd as Brown retired after many years farming.
United States military authorities announced a round-up of prominent Nazis hiding in China as plans were laid to deport all Germans linked to the Hitler regime. The effort reflects a broad postwar purge of Nazi affiliates and their networks across territories occupied or observed by Allied forces.
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