Wagar Visits His Uncle and Aunt in Rivers
W. 5. Wagar of the Lakeview Hotel Erinsville Ontario arrived in Rivers on Wednesday of last week to make a surprise visit to his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C Wagar.
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W. 5. Wagar
Lakeview Hotel
Erinsville
Ario
Rivers
C. Wagar
Gazette Office
Walter Blewitt
Stanley Clarke
Florence
A.W. Whyte
Kenton
Mr. Whyte
Alex
Percy Neville
Winnipeg
J. E. Mitchell
Edythe
Mr. Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
Rivers Football Cup Revival Hinted in Bradwardine Chronicle
Ten years ago this week the Rivers Football Club cup, a famed district prize donated by the Rivers Athletic Association on July 1 1909, was unearthed by Chas Williams. The local club last won it four years prior and football had since faded from district sport lists, though a revival could revive competition and the cup awaits new winners.
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Chas. Williams
Rivers Football Club
Rivers Athletic Association
Regular meeting of C C F Rivers East announced
A regular meeting of the C C F Rivers East will be held Monday February eighth at 5 o'clock pm in the Fourstar Theatre. Interesting tapes to be discussed. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. F
Rivers East
Fourstar
Local Community Notes From Brandon District Echo
Local items record visits among residents including Mrs Laura Stevenson and Mr Owsianki with son, and Mrs EF O Dyer visiting relatives in Marsden Mask. Church events in Brandon feature a presbytery meeting, a lecture on Bella Bella hospital work, and an invitation for Rev Donagh to continue as pastor.
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Dyer
Sert Polkinghorne
Marsden, Mask
Wor. Donagh
H. M. Spearin
Presbytery of the United Church
Brandon
The
United Church
Daly, Pettapiece
Rivers
W. R. Donagh
E. L. Ratz
Rivers Representatives Compete Warmly in 1944 District Games
In Rapid City on January 20, 1944, Rivers reps took part in district games, discard sweaters, roll sleeves, and still seem comfortable, per the Rapid City Reporter.
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Rivers
Rapid City
World wheat trade after war should rely on open markets
The author argues Britain cannot bind Canadian wheat sales with set contracts for all buyers. Only one third of wheat may be sold to Britain, leaving two thirds to be sold to many countries. Open world markets likely provide satisfactory prices with reasonable free trade, avoiding price depressions from surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Egg Imperial Incubator for sale at eight dollars
An egg incubator model 144 in good condition is offered for eight dollars. Interested buyers may apply at Ruggles Brown Rivers or The Gazette Office for purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krahn
Rivers
Gazette Office
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Community Theatre
Harry Beltz
Graves
Cairo
Merle Oberon
Geo. Sanders
Auspices Health League of Canada
Bradwardine News
the Gazette
Jack Hain
Sec
Treas
Johnson’s
Johnson's
Gilchrist's
Rexall
Sopa Fountaix
Licht Luxcues
Rivers, Man
Wale
Taylor
Brandon Braeat
Puonke Rivers
Wareham
Stolem Els. Owsianki
L. Wiegand
Rivera
Transcana
St. Boniface Hospital
St. James
Bob Tivy
Frank Walker
Leo Kvarak
M. J. Z2ywina
J. Ranger
George Dvorak
Trooper
Mrs
Toronto
McKennzie’s
United Store
Remws
Kellogg's
Rome
the World of Wheat
H. GL. Strange
the Crop Testing Plan
United Nations
A. Hildebrandt
Wheatland
Hapid City
Minneloxa
Hainiota
Lenore Tisou
Watkins CO
Dept
Man
W. R. McLachlan Public Accountant Income Tax Returns
Hamiltton
White’s Barber Shop
Borrowman Bros. Garage
H. M. Harvey
Forman's Hardware
J. C. Cousins
Cal Hatate
Gather
Manitoba
Addrewesa
Fourth Avenue
7Th Street
Acrow
Anglican Church
Rivers Insurance Agency
Albert Wareham
Second Avenue
the Rivers Gazette
Canada
Thomas Woffen
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