Simmer Fob Office Patronage Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show routine patronage references tied to an office. Key names and dates are missing, leaving a sparse item about internal staff assignments without clear action or outcome.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show routine patronage references tied to an office. Key names and dates are missing, leaving a sparse item about internal staff assignments without clear action or outcome.
The Great Canadian Weekly, Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal, presents a four color map detailing areas of interest from the Canadian forces in France. The folded map measures about 2 13 14 by 5 by 16 inches and features border badges and coats of arms of nearly every battalion that left Canada.
An evening event at St James Parish hall drew a packed audience on Monday with two comedies The Great Catastrophe and Jumbo Jam plus musical items by the Wheatland Dramatic Society The night featured H B McCartney as chair and a strong cast including Dowland Hayes Randall and Rev McCartney with solos duets and a rousing National Anthem finale.
An OCR fragment lists names of characters and figures including Jack Kennard as valiant lover, Mr Fred Harris, Dennis Milliken, Mr K A Withers, Ben Trap the English coachman, Robert Drew, Violet Drew, Dorothea Primrose, Tilly Craig, and R B Stephens.
The back page advertises Gazette Stationery offering toys fancy goods and stationery. It invites families to supply popular items for parties and social functions and asks that any communication be signed with a name. It notes a phone message postal card or tote in their letter box is sufficient.
An OCR fragment referencing Canadian newspapers and price lines. Mentions Toronto periodicals including Weekly Mail and Empire and Weekly Globe and Farm Crops Farmers Advocate. No clear event or persons identified.
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