Rivers Manitoba weekly newspaper notice details
Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department at Ottawa. A community weekly newspaper established July 1906 by T. W. Offen and issued on Thursdays at The Gazette Office 200 211 Main Street Rivers Manitoba. Subscription rates 2.00 year in Canada 3.00 outside Canada payable in advance. G. F. Barker.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Gazette Office
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
G. F. Barker
Honeymoon in the Stars and mankind on the move
A 1952 reflection contrasts past fears of progress with rapid advances in science and invention since 1930s jet age. It cites jet speeds and a projected 1990s interplanet spacelines, noting societal disruptions and a warning to balance earthly affairs with exploration.
Dames are Funny Anyway Says Pilot Mound Sentinel
The Pilot Mound Sentinel quips about women’s attire noting they avoid stockings with holes and shoes lacking holes, reflecting a lighthearted local humor tone.
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Pilot Mound
Weekly papers prove value in small communities
The Manitoba Canadian Weekly Newspapers association notes weekly press serves news publicity and comment in ways no other publication can. Editors argue rural papers reflect local wishes and provide service, while questioning the ongoing value of the so called weekly rag.
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City Daily
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Winnipeg
Local Gazette Encourages Reader Submissions Amid Cold Wave
The Gazette urges community members to send in local, social, and personal items to fill each issue. The note compares newsroom tips to a cooperative effort and mentions a belated cold spell and a wedding scene where the father, a plumber, arrives late.
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the Gazette
Gazette notices announce month long portal closures
A reminder that next week's Gazette will be absent from town for a month as portals remain closed. Advertising for that issue is accepted until 6 00 p m Saturday this week. Classified ads are due by 6 00 p m Monday.
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the Gazette
Verse Reflection on Psalms 33 Rejoicing in God’s Righteousness
A brief devotional note highlights psalm verses praising the Lord for righteousness and judgment. It emphasizes that the earth is filled with God’s goodness and calls the upright to rejoice in praise.
How long is long Uncle Herman
A nephew writes of a child asking how long is long and the author admits defeat in seeking a straight answer. The girl suggests her father knows everything, prompting a reflection on elusive measures and the limits of adult certainty.
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Freddie
Augusta Georgia City Profile and Historical Note
Augusta Georgia spans about nine square miles and is the world’s second largest cotton market. Founded in 1736 and incorporated in 1798, it served as state capital for six years. The piece notes a 21 year old, single, employed man as part of a casual discussion.
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Augusta
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