Cheques Left in Rivers Valueless to Finder
In Rivers two non negotiable cheques of no value to finder. Liberal reward on return to Editor of Gazette.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
1
In Rivers two non negotiable cheques of no value to finder. Liberal reward on return to Editor of Gazette.
Local notices report Chas Nowe observing horned larks and several travel plans. Mrs H Moulding and Mrs Margaret McKay depart for Toronto for a month. Geo Kryvenki and wife plan two weeks to the Pacific Coast to visit son Emil. Mrs J Brown of Pettapiece learns of sister Mrs T J Bell’s death in Renton Washington. Walter Daniel, son of Mr and Mrs A Daniel, enlists in the RCAF as Pilot or Observer training at No 2 Manning Depot Brandon. Ogle R Stewart of Plunkett attended the Robins funeral then visited. Sgt Pilot Albert Wareham and Mrs Wareham arrive from Saskatoon. Albert earned his wings. United Church Ladies Aid hosts St Patrick's Tea and Sale of Aprons and Pot Holders March 14 from 3 pm. tea 20c. A Rivers Air Navigation School hockey team beats Wawanesa 6 5 at Wawanesa.
Mrs Geo Bray spent the week end at Lenore with sister Mrs G Wilson. Mrs T Airey returned Sunday after weeks with sister Mrs K Haggerty of Kemnay.
Manitoba livestock groups announce a Brandon auction day on March 8 featuring a bred sow sale by the Swine Breeders' Association and a purebred cattle sale at 1:30 pm. Most stock is tuberculin tested or from accredited herds, with bulls and females offered. The Bull Exchange Policy has seen nearly 300 exchanges, encouraging traders to upgrade to purebreds. Applications advised through the Live Stock Branch, Department of Agriculture.
The Canadian Government agrees to supply Great Britain with at least 600 million pounds of bacon and fork cuts, requiring higher bog production. Manitoba’s 1942 marketing quota is set at 700,000, up from 200,000 in 1941, placing responsibility on every farmer to meet Britain's food needs.
Advertisement seeks a reliable man to become a Rawleigh dealer in Rivers locality. Covers 21 townships and 1100 families. Selling experience not required to start. Everything furnished except car. A permanent, profitable business with Rawleigh products sold for nearly 30 years. Good profits for a hustler. For details write Rawleigh's Dept WG-266-160-C Winnipeg Man Canada.
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