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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
2
Classified style excerpt shows multiple sale offers including a 1937 Chevrolet sedan described as goon running and a four room bungalow with a lean-to at Basswood. Contact names Harot Proven and Mrs Proven, address Rivers Third and Basswood area, with unclear city and date.
A collage of clipped items mentions President Truman's pardons for James M. Curley and a Massachusetts history, Walkerton drunken driving concerns, a New York study on murderers brain waves, and Ottawa Journal dish of potato soup satire. The weave blends opinion and factual notes from various papers with no single cohesive event.
Brampton Ontario plans hatch 600 pheasants on Peel County Game and Fish Protective Association farm. Officials announced this initiative recently, aiming to boost local wildlife stocks and support conservation efforts.
Frances Ontario prize chief Louis Camirand announces payments to the town's safest road users. The most careful motorist will receive three dollars weekly and the most careful cyclist two dollars, funded by local safety efforts.
A downtown restaurant scene drew a curious crowd as a patrol wagon stopped outside. A burly officer entered and returned carrying a large white box wrapped with ribbon and pink flowers. The gift marked the police chief's birthday.
The premier mine near Pretoria, site of the Cullinan diamond discovery, has been reopened after being idle since 1952. It has been re equipped and will adopt modern methods for recovering diamonds.
Mrs D M Nelson on her Rand fonfontein farm near the West Witwatersrand has welcomed a boy and two girls. The grandmother already has two married daughters each with a child, plus three other children, the youngest four years old.
Veteran lacrosse stalwart Charlie Querrie, longtime figure in St. Catharines sports circles, died in Toronto. The obituary notes his prominence among local lacrosse stars and his lasting impact on the game in the region.
For sale rolling drawbar and eight sections diamond barrows by W. N. Baily phone 314-21. Also for sale Enterprise white enamel kitchen range with hot water front used six months three-door seven-ply wall cabinet. Apply CJATC B-13. 300-gallon oil storage tank good as new Apply Ek. Goodeve 554 Third Avenue. 29 Ford sedan $225 or best offer, apply J. W. Labb phone 133 Rivers P20 27.
An official order issued by President Namerta Arriola xcitia declares the communist party and all its activities legal. The decree says the measure prevents events that could cause irreparable harm and aligns with Party authorities.
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