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22 Jan 1953
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1953
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a classifieds style prompt fragment with repetitive phrases and garbled lines. No clear names, dates, places, or items are readable to identify a specific ad or offer.
A brief card of thanks notes appreciation from the rural municipality of Daly. It mentions community support and respect, with thanks directed to local residents and helpers for ongoing efforts. The message emphasizes gratitude and collective encouragement.
Tenders for the village scavenger service at Wheatland for the year 13 will be received until the 21st day of February. Lowest tender not guaranteed acceptance. WP. Dyer. Box 251, Rivers, Man.
Town of Rivers announces a discount on dog licenses issued before January 1, 1953. Female licenses are four dollars and male licenses are three dollars. a discount of 32 is allowed on dog licenses. W. T. Dyer serves as secretary treasurer.
Oil heater medium size in very good condition with pipes included. Figure skates white elk size seven, used once, new price listed at 17.50, selling price 14.75. Call 429 Main Street, Rivers. p22 29 Classified ads showcase how a dollar can yield a thousand dollars in return.
Readers praise the Christian Science Monitor as carefully edited and essential for world news and local coverage. The letter promotes a special intro subscription offer of 26 issues for $1 from Boston headquarters, urging readers to join and address recognition of Gazette readership numbers.
A Canadian soldier in Europe, part of NATO forces in Germany and the United Kingdom, takes advantage of special travel rates. The program allows rail travel across Germany for 2.30 and 0.15 for 50 miles beyond the border. trips to the UK cost 26.24 from Germany, or 3.83 if already in England. Twice yearly servicemen receive travel passes.
Automobiles for sale listing for a 146 Monarch five passenger coupe with new upholstery, new seat covers, push button Philco radio and heater. It has two new tires, three tires in good condition, 3400 miles on a new motor and is fully winterized. Contact Stan Evans at 500 Fifth Avenue Rivers on Saturday or Sunday afternoon.
A local agency markets a selection of homes for sale in Rivers. Contact J R Suwavord Agency at phone 37 for viewing details on several large and small houses currently listed.
Canadian defence minister Jooke Claxton announced reduced rail fares for servicemen traveling through Europe including regions from Germany to Paris. The plan mirrors the British army system and aims to ease travel costs for personnel visiting Candle camp and surrounding zones during postwar duties.
Gilbert Plains and Brandon rank among the top 25 Canadian municipalities in the 1902 national fire prevention competition. Brandon places 21st and 22nd in population categories, with Brandon conquering Manitoba Centres and Flin Flon second, Gilbert Plains first in its class. Over 1,500 entries came from cities towns and industries in Canada the U S Hawaii and Alaska.
A fragmented notice from a Manitoba society seeks donations to aid crippled children at 442 William Avenue Winnipeg. It mentions a 21st book about a voyage to the moon by a Greek named Jukian of Samosata from centuries past.
In 1952 Manitoba faced a polio surge with more than eight hundred reported cases. Many victims endured paralysis and long rehabilitation while health workers organized treatment and retraining under physiotherapist care, highlighting the era’s battle against the disease.
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