Bradwardine District Sees Partnerships End and Town Change
A 12 year partnership dissolution at Livingstone and Williams marks May 1933 in Bradwardine. The district reports store changes, a reduced CPR train service to twice weekly, and a drive to stage a local sports day amid a shifting community. Weddings occur in Wheatland and Rivers. deaths include Nurse Maude Sharman and pioneer J. P. Wood. Families depart for Edmonton, and locals bid farewell to AYPA members and Ruby Cluff as others pursue new work. A bath beacon project forms as residents clear brush for future amenities.
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Bradwardine
Livingstone & Williams
J. J Thomson
Thoms
Bradwaru
CPR
Carnegie
Wheatland
Bradwadine
Cain
Yur Ulemy
Bradwardine District
Maude Sharman
Rivers
Swan River
Joshua A. Killbank
J. P. Wood
Wood
San Diego
Calif
The
United Sunday School
Ruby Cluff
Edmonton
Jinxed locomotives blamed on water fish mix
Railroaders in Melville report a jinx on riverbound engines after investigators found tainted tenders containing water from an artificial lake mixed with chemical and fish. Foreman Frank Walker says fish, up to several inches long, entered through intake pipes and standpipes, hastening their demise. The jinx is said to be settled now.
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Melville
CNR
Frank Walker
St. Thomas
Mrs. Hunter of Daly District Dies in Brandon
Mrs. E. Hunter, 73, a longtime Daly municipality resident, died in Brandon on Wednesday after a long residence in the district. Her husband died in 1937. Survived by five sons, two daughters, and grandchildren. Funeral held in Brandon on Saturday with interment in Brandon cemetery. pallbearers named W. McDonald, R. Moffat, A. Learmonth, D. Weir, L. Gray, and W. H. Humphries.
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Stewartville
Brandon
W. McDonald
R. Moffat
A. Learmonth
D. Weir
L. Gray
W. H. Humphries
Two Brothers Die In Train Collision At Hamilton
Two Hamilton brothers George McBride 24 and Andrew McBride 19 were killed when their car crashed into a passenger train while commuting to work. Alfred Turgeon 28 was critically injured with unknown extent of injuries.
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Hamilton
George McBride
Andrew McBride
Alfred Turgeon
Turgeon
F D Taylor Heads Rivers Trade Board
Frank D. Taylor was elected president of the Rivers board of trade last Tuesday, succeeding James Frame who served two years. The secretary treasurer post remains open with acting secretary treasurer Flt Lit A Morabito. Elected officers include H M Harvey as first vice president and Lieut H Shaw as second vice president.
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Frank D. Taylor
Rivers Board of Trade
James Frame
A. Morabito
H. M. Harvey
Lieut
H. Shaw
Plane Forced to Land Near Zer Ceiling in Snow
Bitter north winds and heavy snow halted activity in Zer Ceiling region on Saturday. A Yorkton woman, Eva Peppier, 49, was treated at the RCAF hospital when a Winnipeg-bound plane diverted for weather. Pilot Rex Cliberry, from Regina, sought an opening as ceilings fell to 200 feet.
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Mercury
Yorkton
Sask
Eva Peppier
RCAF
Joint Air School
Winnipeg
Rex Cliberry
Regina
Winnipeg Parents Decry Crime Comics in Public Schools
The Winnipeg Parents Education Association condemns crime comic books for shaping youths vocabulary and values. A six member committee urges banning lurid crime comics from local shelves, arguing they promote violence and sexualized images. They cite New York and Detroit bans and urge government action to protect children from harmful content.
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Parents’ Education Association of
Winnipeg
Canada
B. M- Davis
Garson
New York State
Detroit
B. M. Springbett
Jver 300 Telephones in This District Report
The Gazette notes over 300 telephones in the district hindered by scarce poles cables and phones. Rivers exchange has 264 lines and Joint Air School 75 with five trunks to the airport. Rural numbers now begin in 300s and a new rural system is in operation. New directory lists 244 installations with recent adds.
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Gazett
Rivers Exchange
Joint Air School Exchange
Rivers
Mra. C. Hall
the Gazette
Bally
Foster
Edwards
Madden
Russell
Metcalfe
Parker
James
Spellisey
Birthday notices listed for January dates
A fragmented birthday listing shows names and dates from January 21 to January 27. Readers include S Beever Sue Barker Mrs John Brown Emil Hain Maude Brown Daly and others with scattered fragments and unclear surnames. The text resembles a local milestone notice with multiple individuals and missing details.
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S. Beever
Sue Barker
John Brown
Pettapiece
G. M. Setter
Jeannine Robins
Emil Hain
Emerson. Wolfe
Alexander
David Luchuck
Mijas
Maude Brown
Daly
R Brgton
Sudbury
Omea
Frame
Lois Jean
Meuatfal
EA Om
Escape of Condemned Murderer Sparks Rivers Exuberance
Rivers was greatly excited by news of the escape of Krascenk o, a condemned murderer who had worked for the railway in Rivers. W R Devenish, general superintendent CNR, was guest speaker at the first annual banquet of the board of trade. Gilchrist was elected president of the board of trade. Dr C M Thomas resigned as municipal doctor. Mrs George Schmaus, a Mayne district resident, died at age 61 in 2. The Rivers agricultural society was organized.
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Rivers
Krascenko
W. R. Devenish
General Superinendent
CNR
Ewuane
Domiee
Board of Trade
Gilchrist
C. M. Thomas
Mrs. J. Wright Dies in Transcona
Mrs James Wright of Transcona dies in her 65th year after living in Rivers and Transcona since early settlement. Born in Glasgow she came to Canada and later Saskatchewan. Survived by husband seven children including Harold Lanigan Chares Krandle and Jimmy, plus 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Also five sisters and one brother John.
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Rivers
James Wright
Transcona
Glasgow
Scotland
Wright
Canada
Saskatchewan
Harold Lanigan
Jimmy
Norman
Chicago
A. Hutchinson
Sudbury
Ont
Lewis
Yorkton
P. Haley
Regina
Slaters
C. Blandford
Arthur Fuller
Misa Violet Frager
Winnipeg
W. Copeland
J. Copeland
John
Fire in coal bin at Aleandra hotel disrupts afternoon work
A spontaneous combustion fire was found in a basement coal bin at the Aleandra hotel around 2 PM on Wednesday. About 20 tons of coal were in the bin, little was destroyed, flames confined to woodwork, and a worker extinguished the blaze with chemical and water.
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Aleandra
Heatless Sunday at Anglian church in Brockville anniversary
In Brockville Ontario a heatless Sunday anniversary was observed at an Anglican church as congregants sang By Cool Salooms K Bill with the heating system failing again. The rector urged parishioners to wear overcoats. In Dallas Texas a couple quarrelled ending with a stabbing, beating, arson attempt, and a house fire.
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Brockville
Ont
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Utura
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Lena Nowe
W. BE. Combe
N. Russell Couch
Helen Murle Dawson
Kitchener-Waterlas
New Zealand
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Arly
Srandon
Supreme Court
Nova Scotia
Waldo Walsh
New Brunswick
Theodore Jackson
Dawson Creek
Trapper
Burwood Reformatory
Guelph
Montreal
Jackson
Saskatchewan Field Husbandry Association
P.F.R.A., South Saskatchewan River Development, Association
Alberta
Michael Scanlan
Wickstead County
Ontario
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Oskalla
Vancouver
F. D. Taylor Heads
Rivers Trade Board
Zer
Ceilin
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Joseph Cardinal Min
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British Media 1 Association
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National Health Service
New York Herald Tribune
Jimmis Colclough
Canastota
N.Y
New York Central Railroad
Rivers Gazette
Samuel Solomon
Peterborough Examiner
British Columbia
Liquor Control Board
Montreal Star
Honolulu
O.K
Hamilton Spectator
George Drew
Windsor Star
Vantorver
Jver
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
Moscow
Thel Dean
Rusala
Red Riding Hood
Montreal Gazette
Rivest Gosheim
J. Wright
Guelph Mercury
Wy.i
University Missouri
Dallas
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