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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
3
Rivers residents warn that crowding and neglect have left the town firehall a dangerous eyesore and firetrap. The crumbling building, with a damaged lock-up and exposed hazards, risks a major blaze that could devastate the bustling business district. a modern, uncrowded site is urged.
A dog was killed by a fast-driven auto near the CNR depot as a Saturday night incident unfolded. The car was flagged to a stop and riders were ordered to dismount, with observers noting the tragedy and seeking details.
A harsh column rants about unruly youths near a dog incident, implying a child could have been harmed. The writer belittles the youths as inexperienced and dismisses the danger, concluding with the line it’s only a dog and urges behavioral harshness.
The passage outlines post war development ideas starting with egg handling and graded egg production. It suggests a local hatchery could support egg grading and poultry work, creating jobs for at least four people as part of a growing postwar employment list.
Rebuilding Gerege Efflett Bros plan a new 34 by 60 foot one story garage on Main Street replacing the prior fire destroyed structure. The building will feature hot water heating and a single story design.
Summer fallows free of trash reduce soil drift risk as autumn approaches. Dominion Experimental Station at Lethbridge advises deep mould board plowing in late July for medium textures, while heavy clay or sandy lands may benefit from leafing operations. A duckfoot cultivator can be modified for similar effect. keep summer fallows undisturbed in August and September to avoid moth egg laying.
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