Town Notice Demands Yard Cleanup by May 15
All yards and premises must be cleaned and manure and garbage removed by Thursday May 15. The date is set by the Council. Manure must be transported to nuisance ground and not burned.
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01 May 1924
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Rivers Gazette in Rivers, Manitoba
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
1
Tender Accepted for Man and Team Road Work
A special town council meeting on Tuesday evening April 2gth received tenders for road work. The bid by Jas. Taylor at six dollars per day was accepted, with council adjournment following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frame-Aitken
Jas. Taylor
Church Union Bill Passes Across Provinces
Manitoba March 13 Saskatchewan March 31 Alberta April 11 Prince Edward Island April 11 New Brunswick April 17 Nova Scotia April 25 Ontario bill withdrawn set in motion unions across Canada with Ontario withdrawal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prince Edw Island
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
In Memoriam A Sweet Sleep With Fallen Comrades
Poem passage laments a soldier’s peaceful sleep beside his aviour’s breast among grieving lines. The verses honor brave deeds and the quiet tribute of mapies whispering as the bravest story the world can know unfolds.
W.A. Juniors Stage Notable Program at Bijou Theatre
The Junior W.A. of St. James' Church presented a well trained program at the Bijou Theatre on Thursday evening and repeated Friday afternoon. A Bible motherhood pageant starred Elsie Barker with others including Olga Tomiak and Sadie Archambault in missionary numbers. C. W. Angel chaired in Rev Nash's absence as the event drew praise for its earnest performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
St. James’ Church
Elsie Barker
Olga Tomiak
Sadie Archambault
Mr. Nash
C. W. Angel
Rats Spread in Western Manitoba Prompt Clean-Up Drive
Ten years ago rats began appearing in Western Manitoba and are now increasingly common in the district. J. H. Huston, a veterinary surgeon, will set up practice in Rivers. The Oddfellows and Rebekahs lodges will attend church at Knox Church next Sunday afternoon. Mayor Jonason urged all citizens to join Clean-Up Week to keep the town clean and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows and Rebekahs Lodges
Knox Church
Jonason
New Hall Ready For Use In Town
The Oddfellows New Hall nears completion and opens Friday evening with J C Stone credited for alterations. A wide dancing floor a full width stage improved front and enlarged facade greet guests while a west side entrance allows access to both floors without leaving the building. The hall already hosts events and remains ready for rent for various uses with ground floor convenience. The North American Lumber Co supplied materials and route card printing services are offered to horsemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Oddfellows
J. C. Stone
J. Lee
H. Maxwell
Paint Up In Spring Calls for Fresh Color
Spring beauty prompts urging a gal lon of paint to brighten walls sidewalks and sheds. The piece celebrates vivid colors and sunny days, urging owners to paint houses fences and cows with bold hues.
Stephenson and McKinnon Tie The Knot In Pettapiece District
Tina McKinnon married Thos Percival Stevenson at the McKinnon home in Pettapiece with fifty guests present. The ceremony led by Rev S A Martin featured an Easter lily arch, a five tier cake, and a buffet luncheon before the couple departed for Drinkwater Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettapiece
Tina McKinnon
Thos Percival Stevenson
Drinkwater, Sask
Alex, McKinnon
S. A. Martin
Rivers
Mrs. Stephenson
If Winter Comes at Bijou Theatre This Tuesday Night
The problem is solved and Bijou Theatre warns this is the last chance to see If Winter Comes on Tuesday and Wednesday night. The notice emphasizes the final screening dates and urges audiences to attend.
Mount Robson Crowned Peak Draws Camera Enthusiasts
Camera buffs flock toward Mount Robson in Canada to capture the monarch of the Rockies. Canadian National Railways arranges five minute stops at the foot of the peak to aid photographers. Berg Lake near the Alpine Club of Canada site features in the accompanying image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Robson
Canadian Rockies
Canadian National Railways
Canadian National
Mount Rob
Son Park
Canada
Berg Lake
Alpine Club of Canada
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