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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
2
In an Ontario township a 15 year old mother receives the baby bonus for her infant. The grandmother also receives the baby bonus for her daughter. If the 14 year old had needed a lawful husband she would have been deprived of the bonus.
A Peterborough Examiner note questions farmer's milk income tax handling while contrasting with wage earners. It humorously suggests the farmer avoids a harsh tax season spotlight, hinting at possible reliance on a relative’s account and implying broader scrutiny of income reporting.
Seedtimess Harvests notes a root rot in wheat and barley across the Prairie Province. Disease caused by Pythium fungus dulls leaves and root tips, reducing yield. Phosphate fertilizer via seed drill attachment is recommended, with rates 20 pounds per acre in dry areas and 5 to 40 pounds elsewhere, to mitigate browning rot and boost yields.
Mrs Lucy Hannah Ross 81 of Starbuck died in Winnipeg on May 28. Born in Coventry England she lived in Manitoba 55 years. Her husband died in 1932. Funeral from Starbuck United church with Rev Dyker and Rev Fay officiating. Survived by daughters Mrs E Gunness Winnipeg and Mrs H Baldwin Starbuck plus 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Readers are urged to send their names for a birthday column at no charge. The note suggests fabricating a family list and including it with the submission.
A large turnout from the district attended the Welcome Home event in Rivers on Monday. Several attendees then traveled to Brandon on Sunday for the annual Decoration Day service.
A terse diplomatic remark stresses that nations struggle to align when others look down on them, underscoring friction in international relations and mutual respect as essential for cooperation.
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