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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1952

Page

3

Gazette publishes community weekly in Rivers Manitoba

The Gazette, a community weekly established July WE by T. W. Offen, issued Thursdays from 206 211 Main Street Rivers Manitoba. Subscription rates are $2.00 per year in Canada and $2.00 outside Canada, payable in advance, publisher G. F. Barker.

Post Office Department Ottawa T. W. Offen Gazette Office Mein Street Rivers Manitoba Canada G. F. Barker

It's Bonspiel Time Again in the Land of Kilts and Bagpipes

A fragmentary column notes curling fever sweeping communities with eight in ten conversations about the sport. It recalls old games, long travels by open cutters and snowbound journeys, and jokes about signs offering tea on the cheap. The piece contrasts wartime practicality with modern glitzy prizes and notes arts access remains centered in larger cities.

Golden Rule approach to curb inflation urged in editorial

The piece argues inflation stems from wage and tax pressures and calls for cooperative action across labor government and industry. It favors reducing spending and taxes, lowering prices, boosting efficiency, and adopting the Golden Rule. It urges citizens to vote with independence and responsibility on Friday amidst a broader call for national unity.

Josepha Fateral Basily Nnfism Peter Paul

Lets Vote Friday Tomorrow Rivers Residents Councillor

Citizens urged to vote in the Friday election for a town councillor. Two young men offer to serve the town, attend meetings, join committees, and run the corporation through heat and cold, enduring abuse to aid the community.

Rivers

Airforce visit sparks speculation at airport and local events

Airforce officers and paratroop officials visited the airport on Friday amid speculation about their purpose. A range of local items followed, including a trade board president election, a baptism robe worn at a church ceremony, and a fatal plane crash near Oakleigh school. Death notices and school trustees’ inspection of electors polls also appear amid various civic notes.

Airforce RCAF James Frame Trade Board Brian John. Stone Roy W. Mitchell Martin Matt) Wareham Citizen

Verse for Today and Behold the Lord Maketh the Earth

A devotional quotation from Isaiah 24 13 declaring the earth emptied and spoiled by the Lord and inviting reflection on divine judgment and ecological ruin. The passage emphasizes the severity of judgment and its universal impact on inhabitants and land.

Oddball Riddles and Jokes From a Curious Page

A collection of quirky quips and short gags. An elderly spinster questions marriage while pets and a smoky fireplace provide comic contrast. A lunatic asylum inmate imagines getting out then returning to wreak mischief before envisioning a life with a car, love, and a sling shot.

New Jug for 8 C Jail Inmates Planned in Canada

Fragmented OCR shows plans for a new jail jug to house inmates, with mention of an Oakaly Hult in LOE and a construction start in 152. It notes a 4 per cell allowance and a rising population, with plans for movement orders and official authorization.

Oakaly Hult Loe

Prisoners Wield Not Have Type Haticet On Oakake Site

In a cryptic OCR fragment, a report mentions prisoners and a site at Oakake with unclear wording about weapons or capabilities. The readable facts point to a security or facility context, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes available.

Mak Oakaike

Newcastle Disease Outbreak Reported Near Arden

An outbreak of Newcastle disease was reported at the Hutter de Ovlowy near Arden. Between three and four thousand young chickens were destroyed after showing disease signs. Arden is about 5 miles from Minnedosa.

Newcastle Hutter de Ovlowy Arden Minnedosa Minneatosa

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