Riversey Gazette: Second-Class Mail Status and Publisher
The Riversey Gazette is authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department and Ottawa. A community weekly started July 1908 by T. W. Offen, issued Thursdays from 29-211 Main Street Rivers Manitoba. Subscription rates: Canada $2.00 or $7.00 gutsak. payable in advance. Publisher G. F. Barker.
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Post Ofice Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Gazette
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
Gutsak
The Call to Lifelong Learning and Responsible Citizenship
A reflective essay urges continual learning beyond school or university. It argues science alone cannot solve human problems or shape cooperative society. Adults must set constructive tones, think clearly, and pursue knowledge to improve democracy and personal fulfillment.
Prayer for Peace Movements Spreads Worldwide
A prayer movement named the Great Povecation spreads globally, with a real organization behind it. The group aims to invoke divine aid for people of all faiths during this era, distributing copies and educational material through volunteers and organizations. A biblical quote from Romans 2:1 is cited in the text.
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Worik Gaaeiwil Group
Uae
Printing Laughs and Ponderables on a City Street Parade
A cluttered city scene features a Shriners parade detour with one driver slipping past police with a placard reading Past Participle. A stray newspaper fragment follows jokes about gentlemen, a jail sunshine anecdote, and a Ottawa parliament payment figure of 4000 dollars per 65 day session plus 2000 living allowance.
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Shriners
Wats
Ottawa
Letter to Uncle Herman Finds a River Name Debate
A nephew writes from a town near a favorite fishing spot by a dam. He marvels at the valley, observes locals fishing families and the river name dispute, noting government maps call it Minnedosa while locals call it Little Saskatche wan River. He muses on poetry and naming, hoping for a final decision for Manitoba’s cultural enrichment.
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Clear Lake
Wordsworth
Sylvan Wye
Pauline Johnson
Fraser
Minnedosa River
Minnedosa
Saskachewan
Chamber of Commerce
Saskatchewan
Sylvan
Ethel Bevis
Potomac
Manitoba
Tourist Week Called to Promote Visitor Welcome
Officials note Tourist Week is observed as Manitoba seeks to boost hospitality. Commerce minister McDiarmid urged focus on visitor accommodation, facilities, services and entertainment to aid tourism and courtesy.
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McDiarmid
Invatistrwarui
Manithans
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Riversey Gazette
G. F. Barker
Perc
General
Deep South
James Craig
Barbara Payton
Doris Day
Gordon Macrae
Bob Hope
Hedy Lamarr
Snowhite and the
7 Dwarfs
Good Foods
Matt, Bell and
John Wareham
All-A Garde
Marshall- Wells Stores
Forman
Osa
Gazette Azings
Sammy
Jascha Heifetz
Mischa Edman
New York
Uncle Herman
Freddie
Redig Rok Misthitelta
WAU
Gth
Tidales Dase
Canada Paints
Luxor
Alban
Dave
the Rivers Drug Stores
Bruse
G. M
NY AL Drugs
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