Local 1926 Bakery Sale and Marital Notices
December 2 1926 James Brown disposed of the bakery to G A Moule. Married Margaret Rutherford and Chester J McFadden. Twenty Five Years Ago Two bachelor farmers fled to party unknown leaving a merch ant with unpaid bills. November 30 1919 Daly council learned hospital bill for a late resident was settled by friends. November 8 1931 Mr and Mrs A Forbes celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Married Laura Edith Porterson to Joseph H Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
G. A. Moule
Daly Council
Mrs. A. Forbes
November Weather Metrics From Snowfall Report
November measurements show a minimum temperature near 20 degrees with four-man meteorology notes and a mean around 18.2 inches of snow. The snowfall total stands at 9.1 inches, reflecting a colder month with notable accumulation.
Harry Evans Retires From CN After Long River Yards Service
Harry Evans a CN R car foreman at River yards retires under the company superannuation plan after signaling with passenger train No. 2. Colleagues and friends gathered at his office to bid him farewell with remarks from Frank Walker Arthur Johnson and Yard master E E Grant among others. Mrs Evans received a bouquet at home. Evans, an early River resident and hockey pioneer born 1909, was active in golf and a Freemason member. He and Mrs Evans raised four daughters: Hazel, Marion, Gladys, and Bertha. A golf club gathering followed at W J Thomas home in his honor prior to retirement.
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Harry Evans
CN R
Rivera Yards
Evans
Rivers
Blades
Golf Club
W.J. Thomas
Christmas Concerts Within the Month
Christmas concerts will be popular over the next weeks with events by fraternities schools and churches. A readable list includes Rebekah Lodge Masonic Lodge Canadian Legion Farbolton School St James' S S United Wheatland School Bradwardine School Daly Union and others on December dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Canadian Legion
Farbolton School
St. James’ S.s
United
Wheatland School
Bradwardine School
Daly Union
Italians fear harsh peace as Paris terms loom
In Naples and Rome, Italians brace for a punitive treaty they say undercuts sacrifices since 1943. Prime Minister de Gasperi warns harsh terms risk injustice and hinder European rebuilding. Italians argue colonies lost and heavy reparations, with parts of territory ceded, echo a betrayed status. London report alleges Canadian clergy ties to keeping Polish art in Canada.
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Naples
Italy
Rome
Council of Foreign Ministers
de Gasperi
Christian Democrat Party
Paris
London
Canada
Evans family to remain in Rivers after railroad service since 1907
The guest of honor received two pipes during the event. Mr Evans, who has served the railroad here since 1907, and Mrs Evans will stay in Rivers for the near future.
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Evans
Mrs. Evans
Rivers
New Car Foreman Davis Arrives in Rivers
Winnipeg trained R K Davis arrives to take over the car department in Rivers after H Evans retires. Formerly night coach foreman at Fort Rouge he began duties Sunday. His family will join him soon.
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R. K. Davis
Fort Rouge
Mr. Evans
Winnipeg
Rivers
H. Evans
Davis
Coal Thieves Move 1500 Pounds From Town Hall Bin
Thieves stole about 1500 pounds of coal from the town hall this week. Entry was through the back door and the fuel was transported by a hand sleigh, suggesting multiple trips. Local authorities investigating the incident.
Strong Plea Made For Co operation Between Hindus and Moslems
Meerut India 7 CP Ad dressing the Indian national congress B Kripalani congress president told delegates Indian freedom was in sight In a short time we shall be assembling to form a new constitution for India Freedom is in sight the British can no longer deny it to us whatever their intention If today we miss our goal the fault will be ours Establishment of Pakistan as a separate state for Moslem areas in India would be terrible solution to India's communal problems He would be detrimental in the long run to Moslems as well as Hindu Interests but a logical consequence of communalism Speaking of communal riots in Bengal and Bihar he declared if the Present orgies continued the Moslem league and even congress might lose control of their followers If that happens then India will be divided into two armed camps of communal fanatics the British will stand guard over them both with their bayonets and the day of India's freedom will be indefinitely postponed Speaking of India as a whole Mr Kripalini said we have no past commitments no imperialist ambitions for the future and we have no enemies We would like to forget even the wrong Great Britain has done us once she has made amends and withdrawn her yoke from our pecks.
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Meerut
India
Indian National Congress
B. Kripalani
Congress
Pakistan
Bengal
Bihar
Kripalini
Great Britain
Way to Save Cities From Atomic Bombs Through Peace
Ottawa CPI reports a blunt warning that Canadian cities face destruction in a future atomic war. Dr. O. M. Solandt of Toronto, director-general of defence research, urges elimination of war as the sole defence and warns Canadians that another war could bring bombing and mass casualties.
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Ottawa
CPI
O. M. Solandt
Toronto
Defence Research
Solandt
All is Glitter Stores Take Festal Look for Christmas 1946
Rivers district prepares for Yuletide season with red and green decorations and lighting brightening stores. Goods may be scarce this year with gifts like clothing cosmetics and writing sets featured. toys abundant while food items are short. Merchants say Christmas 1946 will not be too bad with lots of almost everything still available.
Mearty Reports Record Students Across University
Winnipes CP notes a peak in student registration with 6,919 enrolled this year. Of these, 3,463 attend the galance faculty, while others study at affiliated colleges. Brandon College lists 134 enrollments.
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Winnipes
University of
Advertiser Receives Message Noted In The Gazette
The Gazette records an inquiry from a local advertiser who reported seeing the notice and requests a follow up. The terse post mentions contact timing and preferred response method to arrange placement details.
Christmas and commerce squeeze out the season
The Common: Round laments holiday shopping surge as Christmas becomes a market spree. Parents push costly gifts to please relatives while belief in Santa fades. the piece condemns commercialization and the loss of festive magic for children. Cont. on page 2.
Daly territory adds new names and growth in Wheatland
Lands within Daly shift hands as new residents appear on rolls. Bradwardine gains two merchants running The Popular Store while Wheatland’s Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co. thrives under H. R. Manders. Elevators handle about 150 000 bushels in 1907 08 amid frontier law and order concerns. A cricket club forms and firecracker vandalism disrupts sleep. Dominion Day picnic draws visitors to Anglican Church grounds with shaded sports area.
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Daly
George H. Buller
Richard Scholes
A. C. Houghton
A. H. Bullock
A. J. Wilson
T. Dobson
J. S. Tupper
A. H. Barr
Bradwardine
T. A. White
Wheatland
Anglican Church
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James Ross
Brandon
Walter Lawson
W. Harvey
J. W. Seater
R.N. Dunsmore
Margaret Rutherford
Chester J. McFadden
Laura Edith Porteons
Joseph H. Dyer
Catherine McIver
CEC
Barvas
Sask
Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association
C. V. Charters
Brampton
Ont
Halifax
Dr. Templin
Fergus,Ont
N.A
R. Charters
Frank Walker
Arthur Johnson
E. E. Grant
Norman McConachie
R. G. Sinclair
W. Douglas
F. W. Lee
Masonic Edge
Hazel
C. Airey
Marion
R. K. Cochrane
Gladys
Crandall
Vancouver
Bertha
Brown
Rivers and District
Mearty
Advertiser
Gazette
St. Nicholas
Santa Claus
Maude
Law
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