Rivers Gazette Now Authorized as Second Class Mail
Rivers authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department. The Gazette Office at 209 211 Main Street Rivers Manitoba publishes this community weekly started July 1908 by T W Offen who resides and sued on Thursday. Subscription rates are 2.00 a year in Canada and 3.00 outside Canada, payable in advance. G F Barker Publisher.
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Post Office Department
Qiawa
T. W. Offen
Thuralay
Gazette
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
G. F. Barker
Western Sage Urges Unattached Women to Seek Westward Mate
A western writer cites the census finding more women than men in Canada and advises unattached women to look for husbands in the west and north. He notes urban loneliness, the lure of big cities, and the perils and chances of finding life partners amid Prairie roots, with young women often hitchhiking or riding trains in search of happiness and security.
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Canada
Miinues
Prairies
Frank Buck
Forgotten Horses Roam Town Outskirts Amid Indifference
Town residents report ownerless horses roaming near the outskirts with little protection. The animals feed on supposedly discarded fodder near septic tanks and disposal fields, prompting calls for action against neglect and humane concerns as residents fear further harm and property damage.
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The
Humane Society
God
Welded rails promise silent high speed trains
The Monitor praises railroading preservation as diesel replaces steam. Chicago and Eastern Illinois tests two and a half miles of welded track without fishplates or joints, eliminating clickety sounds. Experts must solve expansion issues for year round rail stability while innovations threaten the lullaby of travel. A producer records the steam era sounds for kiddies, but the rail click may fade before a phonograph can capture it.
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Chicago
Mark Twain
Psalm Verse About Blessing and Inheritance
A biblical verse from Psalms proclaims blessed nations as God’s chosen inheritance. It emphasizes the Lord’s omniscient gaze from heaven over all people and nations.
Young Woman Plans Winterizing Car at Garage
A young lady tells a young man she will take her car to the garage to be winterized, signaling a routine preparing for colder weather.
Convertible antifreeze and bank talk quips in jest
A patchwork of wry exchanges contrasts men and women in everyday humor. A woman quits the bank to access money via her husband while a man and others riff on antifreeze types for a convertible. A photographer jokes about earnings and bribes, and a bride’s fatherly line prompts mixed reactions. Wage talk notes escalators and yardsticks in a casual aside.
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Edmonton
Vancouver
Rivers Kiwanis Club
REX Theatre
Rivers and District
Sation
Azette Gazines
U.N
Jean Wels Zanettl
the Nations School of Fine Arts
Dominican Republic
Vela Zanettl
John
Parkas
Gabriel
Bac
Beag
Intoba
Clifton Webb
Anne Francis Charles Bickford
William Lundigan
Paramount
Valley OF the Eagles
Arthur Rank
Jack Warner
Nadia Gray
John McCallunt
Hygeol
Bel-Zema
G. M
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