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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
3
A garbled passage references opposition parties and the policy of protecting all industries including farming and fishing. It mentions a Progresavo party and a salon discussion on a freight state from and Western Caridad.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions legislation and protection terms but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The readable bits include vague references to protection and contimer context without clear actors, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an Owl Pong event and a Great Exhibition Portrait Gala with Phyre raphing. The readable items reference a dark atmosphere and an artistic poling or polling context in a professional setting.
fragmented report notes a government statement on loan renewal and funding for demobilization amid heavy borrowing in New York. markets reacted as Canadian six month treasury bills were placed at a stated rate. analysts foresee imminent flotation of a starting fund.
In British Columbia a snowslide destroyed a ranch house at Nelson causing two fatalities. The avalanche also cut off access and halted seasonal activity at the site. Local authorities reported the incident and pledged an investigation into the cause and safety measures.
The article notes British publishers urging lower postage to offset rising paper and production costs. It references New Zealand's earlier postal rate cuts as a comparative example and cites government actions affecting rates. The piece discusses industry impact on printing, distribution, and family reading units.
A garbled excerpt discusses authority and soldiers appealing the "arsdunt they paid for" amid references to excessive burdens. The legible terms include constitution and authority with unclear context and wording.
In Nome Alaska doctors report 38 proven meningitis like cases treated with 2 portions of 300 000 units of toxin antidote from Nenana. Dr G M Magruder in Nome says 29 typical cases 35 suspects and five deaths so far. Four in hospital and five more on standby for emergency.
Prince Albert reports the Saskatchewan Government may provide programs for rural boys and girls on farms. Minister C. M. Hamilton said training could prepare contestants for provincial, national, and international contests, noting dairy lineages often produce the brightest competitors and foreseeing further farm education initiatives.
Treaty negotiations in 2033 establish an open seadon for halibut along the western coast under League of Nations covenants. Raymond Lethbridge of the Sugar Company and Sierra Oilkins oversee implementation.
The Saskatchewan School Trustees conduct a large gathering at Third Avenue Methodist Church on February 26 and 27. President James Mtryanto claims this year's programme is the best in the association's history with speakers including Sir Clifford Sifton Hon Charles A. Dunning and Col Ralph H. Webb. A debate on municipal ad valorem school taxation is featured with affirmative speaker R McSweeney and negative Joseph Needham.
The Haipong, with 25 crew and 92 passengers aboard, ran aground or sank in the China Sea while departing Saigon area. All on board are reported dead including 84 passengers who were natives and eight members of the Indo-China Christian Mission.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate authorities aim to tighten oversight at principal clubs. Bir Joynyon-Hicks propels bill to grant police broader supervision and evidence gathering for hunts operations.
A comprehensive real estate survey of the Holy Land has been begun by the British administration in Palestine, with teams surveying Jerusalem and surrounding areas to map property, ownership, and development potential.
Partial OCR fragment lists Canadian provinces and Ottawa, with garbled spellings and missing context, suggesting a clipped government or regional reference. It reads as a stray snippet rather than a complete item.
Vancouver hosted a banquet for Vice-Admiral Saburo Ayakutake and the 380 training squadron. Premier John Oliver praised the Anglo-Japanese treaty as a pillar of peace, while Wyakatake thanked Canada for aid after the Tokyo Yokohama earthquake.
Britain will shield industries from unfair and abnormal foreign competition if they prove to the board of trade that they suffer and require protection. The policy excludes applications related to food and drink and has drawn mixed press reactions.
Ottawa aerial photography shows Canada mapping advancing with 40 000 square miles photographed in a year from Nova Scotia to Alberta. Entire areas are being prepared into new maps that reveal lake shape changes and added data, promising a new impression of the country.
A discussion notes a move to place all terminal affairs under one governing body. The Vancouver harbor board is cited as already handling the process in some cases, contrasting with Montreal where the system differs. Authorities worry over power consolidation among departments and potential efficiency gains.
Turkish experts attached to the commission face denials and intimidation as Britain insists they are ex convicts. Geneva tense as Shukri accuses attempts to derail the inquiry into local will and conditions in Mosul.
The Saskatchewan Dairy Association held a meeting to elect officers and directors. A W Helm was named president with Hipharm as vice president, and Rood was re-elected treasurer. New board representatives were chosen along with honorary members J Neca and J A Smith.
A bureau of statistics report notes the largest and best compiled volume and trend of business in the Dominion with branches expanding outside Ikon houses or centres.
James Felschmann, 53, a prominent figure in the Frenchmoaning Company and founder of the world’s largest yeast factory, reportedly collapsed and died while playing polo in Miami Beach.
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