Community Weekly Newspaper in Rivers Manitoba Details
Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office at Ottawa this community weekly newspaper was established July 1908 by TW Offen. It is published on Thursdays at The eee Office 269 Main Street Rivers Manitoba. Subscriptions $2.00 in Canada $2.50 to the United States. Paratde in advance G. F. Barker S.
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Piety Ment
Ottawa
TW. Offen
Eee
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
United States
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The passage notes listless days due to heat affecting work and energy. It highlights nearby cooling waters and pleasant picnic spots within walking or short driving distance from town, contrasting with prairie areas lacking such recreation. It references Little Saskatchewan and Minnidosa River as examples of accessible outdoor spots.
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Saskachewan
Trees and townsfolk seek shade and river joys
A broad reflection on trees, pride, and rivers, praising residents who plant windbreaks and shade trees to ease aging and provide comfort. The writer urges community effort to beautify surroundings, while hikers and mothers would value shaded spaces near the river. Also included are fragmented humorous exchanges among locals and a punchy quip about life and insurance.
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Aivut
Rivers
Bradwardine
Verse for Codap Psalm 12771
A brief note presents a biblical verse Psalm 12771 about labor and protection. It emphasizes that unless the Lord grants success and guards a city, the efforts and vigilance are in vain. The wording centers on divine guidance and restraint.
Rat Bite Bride Taken to Hospital After Rat Attack
Ottawa reports a 17 year old bride Mrs Connie Archambault was awakened by two rats gnawing her lips and chin and taken to hospital for anti tetanus treatment. She described rats as almost the size of cats and said her home has been infested with rats for years.
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Ottawa
Connie Archanbault
Gardener and Lady Share Witty Exchange on Tobacco Plant
A gardener shows a tobacco plant in full flower to a dear old lady who asks when cigars will be ripe. A humorous exchange follows about the difference between a church bell and a politician with a sharp punchline.
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Amos Tash
Man Who Led Police a 28 Mile Chase Fined in Court
A Burnaby British Columbia driver who led police a 28 mile chase at high speeds through Burnaby and Vancouver was fined 250 dollars in police court on a charge of dangerous driving. William Henry Hart who told officers he wanted to see if he could get away from a mountie was fined 50 dollars on a second count for driving while his license was suspended.
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Burnaby
B.C
Vancouver
William Henry Hart
Seed Clubbers Have Been Busy at Hamiota Rally
Members of the Wheatland seed club led by Mo MeKinnon attended the boys and girls H club rally in Hamiota on July 21. The Year theme was Weeds are Robbers with Wheatland taking first prize and Cardale s.cemd Tsahejla third and Pradwardige fourth. Ken Ratz toured Winnipeg in June and Gordon Ratz, elected club representative, attended the Manitoba provincial exhibition for three days as guest of the fair board and chamber of commerce. Dorothy Brown attends the girls club camp at the agricultural and homemakers host in Brandon this week.
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Wheatland Seed Club
Mo MeKinnon
Hamiota
Wheetland Duty
Cardale S.cemd
Tsahejla
Pradwardige
Manitoba
Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Dorothy Brown
Agricultural and Homemakers
Hrandon
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
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G. F. Barker
Ing
Matt, Bill and
John Wareham
The
Geo
Lias
Alan
New York
Jimmy
Imperial Oil
Prairies
Air Canada
Rial Owl Lim
Fraser
Brandon
Gilchrist's Drug Stores
New Sarum
Goa
Ken Ratz
Winnipeg
Gorden Ratz
C.C.M. Bicycles
C.C.M
Marshall- Wells
Forman's Hardware
Pda Se VL
the Rivers Drug Store
Hadpby
Rumford's Dry Cleaning
G. M. Setter
Luxor
Canada Paints
Rioffs
Ioe
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