Community Weekly Newspaper publication details
Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department at Ouswa. A community weekly newspaper established in July 1908 by T. W. Offen, issued on Thursday at The Gazette Office, 202 211 Main Street, Rivers, Manitoba. Subscription rates are $2.50 a year in Canada and $3.00 a year elsewhere, payable in advance.
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Post Office Department
Ouswa
T. W. Offen
Gazette Ofice
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
When in Rome The battles of pygmies never ceases
The Virden Empire Advanced laments local apathy as public criticism targets councilors and merchants over a bakery dispute. It urges support for the local paper and economy, noting Havlik brothers’ wartime service and calling for courtesy to strengthen the community.
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Canada
Manitoba
Havlik Brothers
REPEAT PERFORMANCE OF AN AUTOMATIC WASHER
A reader recalls watching an automatic washing machine fail to end a cycle. The device washed dirtied linen and denim, drained, refilled, and began again, but the clothing remained soaked as the machine faltered. The crowd stayed entertained by the stubborn machine.
Humboldt Journal Calls for Traffic and Safety Suggestions
The Humboldt Sask Journal asks readers for comments and suggestions to improve traffic control and public safety in town. It invites constructive criticism and notes new ideas to make Humboldt a better place to live and do business.
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Humboldt. Sask. Journal
Lord's promise amid exile and correction in Jeremiah 30
A verse from Jeremiah 30:11 declares the Lord will save and not utterly destroy his people. Though he may scatter them among nations and discipline them, he will not permit total ruin but uphold and refine them with measured correction.
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Jeremiah
Fragments of wit and work across distant towns
The item bundles assorted snippets from late 1920s or early 1930s chatter. It notes Gazettes, wage strains, rail prices, a rector in Hants urging children to curb grownups, flattery, a Friona Texas ad seeking a home for a three month old puppy, a dinner remark about the main speaker, Christian Science Monitor homes, a Pas youth’s jab, a Vancouver graduation note about record job placement for University of British Columbia grads led by Dr. N A M MacKenzie, and expectations most graduates will secure work by summer.
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Montcalm
OAC 21
Gartons
OAC
Barley Inrovement Institute
Grain Exchange Building
Winnipeg
Manitoba
University of British Columbia
N. A. M. MacKenzie
Vancouver
Canada hears of foreign affair costs in China defeat
External Affairs Minister Pearnel told the Commons committee Canada faced costs from a diplomatic setback with China. The remarks described implications for Ottawa’s policy and ongoing talks, highlighting how the defeat affected national interests and cross border cooperation.
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Awa Dle
Commons Committee On External Affairs
Canada
Postwar Credit Forged in Nationalist Support Details
The article notes that repayment would be limited, arguing against expecting full repayment of a substantial sum advanced to the Nationalists under a postwar credit, with the total credit amount described but not fully disclosed.
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