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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
1
The Gazette reports exhibitor scheduling with J T Bowman at the Gazette Office two days before the fair for entries. It notes two meal tents at the grounds, church groups serving meals, ongoing improvements including cattle sheds and improved water supply, and promises ready amenities for Fair Day.
T H Humble promotes newspaper advertising at a convention in Toronto noting its low cost per thousand reached and its prestige. He argues advertising in reputable papers reaches the greatest number of people and should carry weight with prospective customers.
At the regular meeting of Friendship Rebekah Lodge last Thursday evening Sister Angel installed officers assisted by Sisters Britton Warner and Cinf. Noble Grand Gladys Dunsmore Wine Grand Eunice Tivy Sec Kathleen Cousins Chaplain Mary Higginson R.S.N.G. H Britton L.S.N.G. S. M. McMath R.S.V.G. Sister Maxwell L.S.V.G. Vera Angel Inside Guardian Sister Bainton Outside Guardian Sister Doncaster
District fair dates announced for several communities. Rapid City runs July 25 to 30, Braindon hosts July 22 to July 30, Rivers holds August 3, Oak River on August 4, and Strathtlair on August 5.
Damaged OCR item lists a Ford with piston ring missing carburetor busted engine missing radiator leaks and many broken parts. It notes three years old with other issues and claims it is not worth a cent though could still run with heavy effort.
Farmers discuss sealing silage to prevent spoilage and save labor costs. Advice covers salt additions, tar paper covers, and sealing door repairs, noting common openings that let air in and waste fodder.
Ten years ago this week the Union Sunday School held its annual picnic at the River near the big bridge. Work continues on a large addition to the Church of England. Citizens faced Magistrate Dunsmore for bakery break in and rough house at Milburn and McBain’s. they paid for their fun. A new movement aims to secure local improvements.
About 16 boys will attend a Canadian Standard Efficiency Training based camp focusing on four-fold development Intellectual Physical Devotional and Social to foster all round Christian manhood. Rev A R Hall leads with several contributors. boys will cook their own meals and sports day is set for Friday July 29 at the farm Avenue with visitors invited.
Fragmentary report describes a man entering an office, wandering awkwardly, then displaying a two dollar bill and leaving. Details are garbled and no clear names, dates, or outcomes are provided.
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