Rivers Gazette Second Class Mail Approval and Details
The Gazette, a community weekly established July 1906 by T. W. Offen and issued Thursdays from 208-211 Main Street Rivers Manitoba, is authorized as second class mail. Subscription rates are two dollars yearly in Canada and three dollars outside Canada, payable in advance. G F Barker publisher.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Thurelay
Gazette
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canara
Canada
G. F. Barker
Room Up Ahead Rivers Expansion Still In Progress
The Gazette marks 50 years under current management and highlights past and potential small town industries in Rivers. It urges risk taking and recalls Noranda recreation centre issues plus Manitoba printer concerns amid regional government ad campaigns and printing industry declines.
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Rivers
The
Gazette
Hat
Ume
Lister
Joseph Lister Rutledge
Noranda
Rouyn-Noranda
Pas North News Publishers Debate Tax Burden
In Manitoba's northland publishers voice frustration over collective tax duties. They describe paying a 10 percent excise tax on monthly work plus compensation payments private income tax employment insurance and Dominion bureau of statistics information amid rising costs and regulatory burden.
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Pas Northern Mail
Manitoba
Northland
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Not by Violence and a Rural Mail Carrier News
Not by Violence argues that organized workers should avoid force as a weapon and cites Alfred Whitehead on violence not rewarding social groups. The Rapid City Reporter notes a low cigars box count this January, with 21 vs 36 last year, reflecting seasonal changes.
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Joe Rutledge
Alfred Whitehead
Mr. Rutledge
Rapid City
Witty exchanges and jokes mix in seaside tavern chatter
A rustic string of quips and anecdotes unfolds with sailors at a vapor store listening to a singer, a beachgoer in a two piece swimsuit prompting a bemused officer, and a parade of one liners about luck, family, travel, and history, all delivered in a breezy, old time newspaper tone.
Verse Proverb Verse Dominate Message
A compact devotional note reflects on Proverbs 13 3 warning that guarding the mouth protects life while loose lips invite ruin. The verse emphasizes self restraint and wisdom in speech for everyday moral guidance.
Quick Glances From Quick Glances Column
Hopeful hunter in Gimli boasts top aim while a hardware store owner reports a break in with pennies stolen and rifle shells and a carving set taken. In Macleod a Chinese restaurant owner seeks bobcat bones for a rheumatism remedy. Spokane fire crew responds to stuffed holiday decorations, noting the fireplace as an ornament.
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Gimli
Spokane, Wash
Spokane Club
Blizzard Locks Roads In Rivers Business District
A raging blizzard blocked roads through Rivers with snow drifts forming fortresses in the business section. Two Bradwardine men fought drifts along the Brandon road overnight. Local shops planned to close at 10 PM Saturdays. Mrs. Lowe of Bradwardine retired after nearly 50 years farming. Mr. Lowe received a $50 school board cheque for his service as caretaker. A Robinville debate club stated a car is more expensive than a wife. Mrs. Ollett of Pettapiece died when wagon tongue pierced a windshield. Thirty Years Ago recounts Stephen Chura in Rapid City.
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Bradwardine
Brandon
W. Lowe
C. Lowe
Mystery Farmed Disappearances Spark Police Inquiry
Police investigated a farmer's disappearance amid a chain of odd notes. Injured Jack Gibson, struck in the stomach by a stakebreaker three weeks earlier, was treated in a Winnipeg hospital where a bullet found in his hip pocket was recovered. In Europe, over 260000 asylum seekers in Britain. Calgary directory lists Smiths as top entries, Wilsons second, then Browns and Jones. Yorkton man claims Canada sales tax exemption as farmer for canaries. Edmonton census: 97,812 in 182 earlier. latest tally shows 172,112.
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Jack Gibson
Winnipeg
Edmonton
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