Unclear OCR fragment on civic matters
Fragmentary OCR text mentions votes and names but key details are unreadable leaving uncertain events or entities. cannot determine a coherent headline or summary from the provided excerpt.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions votes and names but key details are unreadable leaving uncertain events or entities. cannot determine a coherent headline or summary from the provided excerpt.
A garbled clipping discusses wartime policy disputes and a British note on Truman MacArthur tensions. It also notes Bermuda's shift from car-free status to a busy traffic scene with fines for a woman who forced a carriage into a banana patch and a man fined for speeding between 27 and 35 mph.
Seed treatment advice emphasizes organic mercury products like Ceresan Leytosan Agrox Mergamma and Panogen to control cereal smut and seedling diseases. Avoid formaldehyde on damp or frosted seed. treat thoroughly cleaned seed 24 hours to one week before sowing. damp grain and severely frosted seed may not respond. Contact Dominion Plant Pathology labs or Line Elevators Farm Service for chart.
The Windsor Star notes an airline hostess says she would hate to be a film star after visiting Hollywood. The piece reflects on how ordinary viewers form impressions of Hollywood from distant seats in the balcony and through earphones.
Wilbert Fowler, 35, and Emory Arden Davis, 25, pleaded guilty to the December break in at a drug attire in Winnipeg. Fowler was sentenced to two years in penitentiary, Davis received two years' anuexpended sentence. The pair rode to the scene by taxi and were arrested together.
In Winnipes a Canadian National freight derailed after rain in Quebec’s Quibel. Ontario man Alvin Gelorme, 30, pleaded guilty to robbery with threats in Kenora and received four months in a provincial reformatory. A Winnipeg cab uncover linked the incident. Health and military notes describe Fort Lewis personnel bound for Korea and a Portage la Prairie mental hospital addition. Three fires in Sydney NS destroyed multiple structures. Ontario reports a 1,276,000 surplus and hospital grants. Manitoba civil service pay bids urged.
In a lighthearted note the piece recalls high costs for Manitoba government staff and quotes a doctor stating that untreated colds last about seven days, but careful treatment can shorten to a week. The text mentions using antihistamines, hot drinks, and rest as remedies.
A reader letter extols the Christian Science Monitor as a carefully edited daily world newspaper and urges others to subscribe. The page includes a coupon offering a 26 issue introductory subscription for $1 to Christian Science Monitor, One Norway Street, Boston Mass.
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