Public Meeting Notes Moss Brigden Candidate Brandon
A public meeting will be held at Oddfellows Hall Rivers on Friday July 23 at 8 30 pm in support of Moss Beatrice Brigden Farmer Labor candidate for Brandon constituency. Speaker is John Queen MLA a noted labor leader. Queen expects a good audience and reception. All are welcome. God Save the King.
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Oddfellows Hall
Rivers
Moss Beatrice Brigden
Brandon
John Queen
Queen
King
Rivers Council Minutes Reflect Budget and Services Decisions
Town council met July 17 with Mayor Dunsmoe presiding. Resolutions include paying $2233.07 in finance accounts and $163.40 for electric light, cancelling arrears for G T Ry Co and town lands, granting $35 for riverfront house dressings, and not renewing the health nurse agreement due to cost.
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The
Rivers Council
Dunsmoe
Wiegand
Finance Committee
Birth Turney at Rivers On July Twenty Second Nineteen Thirty
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Turney at Rivers on Tuesday July 22 1930.
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Turney
Rivers
James Turney
Celebration Municipal Finances Report Missing Details
Financial statement from Daly and Rivers municipalities outlines dance proceeds decorations publicity and prizes for floats. The document lists receipts and expenses though many lines are garbled with illegible text and broken figures.
Divine Providence Sermon at United Church
The Sunday message titled Divine Providence asks whether we recognize God’s hand in life. It notes hardships can weaken faith, yet suggests disturbances may align with divine governance and urges lifting eyes to see this. Service lasts one hour and all are welcome.
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God
F Low
Two Polling Places for Next Monday
Jay July 28th report states the Federal Election sets two polling stations. East town electors and county electors vote at Oddfellows Hall while west town electors vote at the Parish Hall. Returning officers are Jas R Shanks and J H Couch.
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Columbia Street
Oddfellows Hall
Jas. R. Shanks
J. H. Couch
Jay
Canada automobile registrations rise with 1.2 million in 1929
Fenwick Saunders reports a scene near Tusket in shallow water as a fish is grabbed. Canada records 1,198,889 motor vehicles in 1929, up from 317,070 in 1928, a 9 percent rise. Canada ranks third globally in autos per population.
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Fenwick Saunders
Canada
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