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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 01, 1923

Page

3

German Resistance Gains Activity Across Europe Amid War Turmoil

Reports indicate resistance movements shift from passive to active, with armed actions in France and Belgium. French leaders pledge firmness against Germany while civilian efforts in railways and public services continue. Belgium eyes radiur production as war strains persist.

Conde Grays Valles Indayetryel Asia Jarte Atratesic Proitans Fritz Thorsen Mitereddord Exaerm Owilth M. Letrogaeré Frenehy Mo Letrongere Ict

Agassiz cow breaks world butter record in 385 days

Agassiz dairy announces a Holstein cow named Agersiz Nias Eeha has produced 30,856 pounds of milk and 1,655 pounds of butter in 385 days, setting a new world record. The animal surpasses Brantford Ontario’s Della Pontac and Seattle’s Averteen Carnation Cow for butter production.

Serpecin Hipden Exper Batt Fara Agassiz FOC Faran Breas! Bwler- Productor Agersiz Nias Eeha Della Pontac Brantford Ont Althoug Seattle

Progressives Maintain Independent Path Says Mr Forke

Ottawa report quotes National Progressive Party leader Robert Forke arguing the party remains distinct from the Grain Growers and Conservatives Liberals. He attributes western depression to high production costs and overheads, not Crerar or railway ties, and notes some crop relief but ongoing fiscal strain ahead of Parliament. Parke adds the group will continue its own course and comments on recent MP losses with regret.

Ouiwa Robert Forke National Progressive Party Ottawa Fide Robert Rogers United Grain Growers Rogers Grain Growers Grain Company Forke T. A. Crerar Crerar West Canada Parke Progressives Messrs W. 4. Hammel Muskoka Joseph Binette Prescott Har Lo

Mrs Anderson Tells Women Lydia Pinkham Cures

A Saskatoon reader Mia Anderson of Leslie Saskatchewan praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from back pain headaches and fatigue after a year of illness. A Copenhagen New York resident Mrs Hymeeet Kneisey reports improved strength enabling daily tasks. The letters urge others to try the remedy before losing hope.

Leslie Pai Bette Lydia EL Pinkham Mia Oscar A. Anderson Sask Kelsey Copenhagen N. Y Lydia Pinkham Mre Hymeeet Kneisey B.F.D

Minister of Railways Buried at Windsor

The funeral of the Minister of Railways drew a large Windsor crowd with nearly the entire community in attendance. The Prime Minister and accompanying ministers traveled by special train, with Charles Murphy and Sir Lomer Gouin among dignitaries present. The service took place at St Alphonsus Church followed by interment at St Alphonsus Cemetery. Knights of Columbus played a prominent role.

Hrifien Tee Apneky Iis Ears Ord Ravnteen Tunipatine Bundnion Windsor Charles Murphy Lomer Gouin Kennedy St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church St. Alphonsus Cemetery Knights of Columbus

Employment In Canada Shows Downward Trend

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports a notable drop in employment across all Canadian provinces at the start of January, driven mainly by temporary holiday shutdowns. While the decline is smaller than last year, higher payrolls mean more workers are being released.

Otuiwa Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics

West Needs Elevators Along Pacific Coast

Hamilton Ontario’s Hon G P Smith former Alberta minister argues Western Canada must gain better transport and trade. He urges the Dominion government to build elevators in Vancouver and Prince Rupert and to ship half of the western grain that weighs down western growers.

Hamilton G. P. Smith Alberta Western Canada

Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Canadian Exhibition Note

Mrs. N Espeland of Tenby Bay Ontario praises Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming improved health and fewer doses needed. The article cites kidney related ailments as root causes of rheumatism urinary issues diabetes backache and heart disease. Also noted is the Duke of York declining to attend the Canadian National Exhibition and Christie's sale of Captain Cook's St Lawrence chart for £1089.

F Dodd

Entirely New Treatment For Bronchitis and Catarrh

Advertises Catarrhozone as a new breathing treatment for bronchitis and catarrh. Claims balsamic vapor reaches the source, soothes irritation, relieves cough, and speeds recovery. Offers two months of treatment for one dollar and a small 50 cent size, sold widely or by The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal

France Security Tied to League Pact Not Ruhr Occupation

Sir John Simon urged that true French security lies in a League of Nations guarantee protecting both sides of the frontier. He argued occupation of the Ruhr was the wrong approach and called for an international settlement revising unworkable Versailles clauses.

London John Simon House of Commons Oxford Ruhr France John League of Nations

Alberta dairying opposes free oleomargarine import

At the Alberta dairymen annual convention in Calgary the group approved resolutions condemning free importation of oleomargarine from the United States. They urged Alberta butter packed for export be branded Alberta butter and praised the National Dairy Council. Directors elected: Thomas Noble, N.5 Clarke, P. Pallegon, Didsbury, D. Morkeberg, Markerville, W. W. Prevey, N.S Smith, G. M. James, Wetaskiwin. The executive to be chosen from these directors.

Calgary Alberta Dairying Palliser Hotel United States Alberta National Dairy Council Association of Alberta Thomas Noble Daystand Clarke Didsbury P. Pallegon D. Morkeberg Markerville

Mor gan reports pig eye graft restores sight at Paterson

Dr Edward B Morgan announced the experiment a success after grafting tissue from a pig’s eye to Alfred Lemanowicz in Paterson New Jersey He said the patient could distinguish light from darkness when the bandage was removed indicating some sight returned for the 17 year old boy.

Refugee ships reach Manila for fuel stop

Wireless advices from Taiwan Formosa say three of the missing Russian refugee ships en route to Manila from Shanghai have arrived there short of fuel. The message adds that two others were following closely and the remaining two were returning to Shanghai.

Manila Taiwan Formosa Shanghai

Income Tax Warning for New York Bootleggers

Bootleggers profiting in New York last year are warned they must pay income tax on legal gains. Tax information is confidential and cannot be used for prosecutions under the law.

New York

Possible To Establish Lower Grain Rates Says Sir Henry Thornton

Sir Henry Thornton addresses rail rate reform saying lower grain transport costs could help farmers and manufacturers compete globally. He argues rates should allow railways to profit while avoiding bankruptcy and keeps the Maritimes railway solvent. The speech follows other policy debates and economic concerns across Canada.

Sir Henry Thornton RMU Sip Money Tharton Naetoni Kafiwone Ureebors Dust Board of Trade Leva Henry

Kidney Trouble Warners Late Kidney and Wolver Hemryds

Ad claims kidney related ailments including debility heart and cold symptoms can be treated by Warners Late Kidney and Wolver Hemryds. It advertises a health product with dubious remedies and urges purchase through a dealer.

Vince Y Ores Warners Wolver Hemryds Stimilard

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