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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
7
An 1870s diary fragment details a Hudson Bay Company clerk’s journey. The narrator describes hunting and processing a beaver, camp life, meals from beaver portions, and keel through waterways toward Cumberland and Saskatchewan alongside Cree guides.
A report outlines a British effort to destabilize Sinn Fein funding through financial pressure and asset seizure. The article cites alleged targeting of expenditures and bank relations, with reference to figures and international commentary.
Fragmented political diary notes Crerar backing a national farmer policy. The garbled text references figures and events in a campaign context, with scattered names and places unclear but indicating support for agricultural measures amid election activity.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mitel and Hise wall with unclear references to work effectiveness. The passage includes scattered terms like Tetras ded, hunter MEAs, Tuneruiners, and an American dicer with odd phrasing. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge.
The Sydney City Council, dominated by Labor elements, declined to accept the federal government war trophies. The council will take no steps to pursue entries or distribution for the trophies.
The Canada Manufacturers' Association has applied to the Board of Railway Commissioners for the earliest consideration of freight rate adjustments across western Canada. The move aims to set new pricing on essential freight movements and improve competitive conditions for western trade.
Fragmentary report describes a statue of the ex-Kaiser being sunk. Local efforts referenced include a bronze statue with a pedestal and a plan to repurpose the site for a public or ceremonial use. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
An advert notes a product aiding breath and walking stamina offered by The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto. The copy highlights ease of use and price available to customers seeking relief from shortness of breath and fatigue.
Fragmentary OCR record hints at early 20th century U S prohibition debates and enforcement actions. Mentions bakers sales and workers amid restrictive measures. Indicates police or legal oversight and social tension surrounding temperance policies.
The Herald notes Canadian sugar refiners press Danino Government for financial and fiber aid to counter rising import pressures and address the current disruption in the Canadian sugar market.
Fragmentary passage discusses possible admission of former enemy states to the League of Nations. The text references debates among League circles, wartime contexts, and figures like Atlee and Grecian whale boat war, but offers no coherent events or outcomes. The readable portions touch on policy shift and historical context without concrete details.
A fragmented passage describes a tense legislative scene in Ottawa with leaders debating ministerial duties and constitutional questions. The premier and officials discuss process and accountability, amid uncertainty over underlying powers and possible investigations.
A partial telegram from Arctic explorer Capenhages describes leaving Nome with three men on August eight, facing pack ice in the Bering Sea. He reports the Maude weathered the ice, the voyage marking the first direct contact from the expedition, and later notes news of the ship’s fate near Cape Serge on the Siberian coast with several crew paid in wages.
Fragmentary text suggests Fyon J. Edwards, described as a commissioner, spoke to Albertans about his work being easier on a certain “owest” than others. The note attributes this to the hard work of people, with unclear context and several garbled words.
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