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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
1
The company shows a net profit after taxes of 58 cents per share, with total earnings 551,625.20 before taxes and 233,625.20 after tax, reflecting higher costs but a satisfactory liquid position and working capital. Baskets on early Roman ships indicate cargo carrier masterheads.
Ruth visits her Aunt Jennie at a family home in June and hears of Uncle Perley's haunting fear. A wind blown hops bag creates a shadow that unsettles Jennie until Ruth debunks the illusion, revealing Perley’s memory is kept alive by superstition and hops. The two share relief as Perley rests.
Fr J E Branch, a former Burnsville NB priest, organized a boy scout press venture in Gravelbourg. Ten years on he edits nine weekly papers in the region and hosts a Moose Jaw radio program reaching 60,000 listeners. His press began in a basement with a battered Gordon press and grew into a busy printing operation.
A reader cites lasting relief from constipation after using Kellogg's All-Bran regularly, noting it corrects the lack of bulk in the diet. The ad urges daily consumption with plenty of water and mentions two convenient Canadian sites.
Readers consider remodelling old homes into integrated living spaces across Canada and the United States. The piece highlights community sculpture through architecture, practical lumber resources, and the role of Western Retail Lumbermen’s Association in supplying materials. It urges preserving historic landmarks while embracing affordable updates like sunrooms pergolas and improved insulation.
A Burnaville NB man, ten years ago lured by drought life, continues to work in the drouth area. His persistence and will to stay have kept him there, per Fred Crukce of the Regina Leader-Post. The note also recalls ancient uses of horse bean seeds in Greek and Roman cuisine and in parts of Europe for food and fodder.
Two Swedish professors propose that flu outbreaks may be started by bacteria carried to Earth by sun rays from other planets. The National Safety Council study of 1 000 fatal and disabling accidents found carelessness to be the cause in 45 percent of cases.
The term comrounism first appeared in the secret revolutionary circles of Paris between 1834 and 1839 as scholars trace early connections to militant groups and hidden networks shaping radical thought of the era.
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