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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
3
Reports state mass layoffs in the Ruhr region cause severe hardship as unemployed families struggle for bread. Authorities shift responsibility to local authorities starting October 17, while industry firms halt relief funds and charities lack funds to aid workers' families.
Readers in London hear a message linked to Dolly Malt and a new slogan about empire unity. The notice mentions premiers opening discussion on migration and employment, including harvesters and soldiers settlement duties.
The Oi Company will continue operations in the Fort Norman district with aims to deepen the IMecovert Well or sink a new hole at one site. President A. M. Midgueen notes plans to send may hairoom stew to Fort Norman next year. Work may continue on the Uluc Biel Ceeck well 495 feet deep but crew shortages halted activity this season. two other wells in the district labeled A and B have been abandoned.
Hon. Dr. Forbes Dudfrex of Ontario cites Dr. Banting as close to revealing another discovery greater than the diabetes cure. The Ontario health minister announces the forthcoming announcement at a medical gathering. Meanwhile Prince Viggo of Denmark arrives in New York and heads to Canada on the Isthonia.
Britain proposes increased tariff preference and financial cooperation for crown colonies through two schemes. A guarantor of interest and capital would back development of public utilities with joint overseas government responsibility. Canadian and dominion leaders welcomed the offer while seeking British equipment orders and local participation.
An American film crew plans to shoot buffalo hunt scenes at Wainwright Buffalo Park with Cree Indians from Hobbe ma reserve. G Munroe of Hudson Bay Company aided arrangements. J C Prost of HBC organized for redmen to erect tepees and join harvests. The project aims to depict a buffalo herd reduction with a $50,000 budget for the Buffalo sequence.
The Nieme Bank liquidator G. T. Clarkson prepares a list of about 175 unpaid shareholders, including 60 in western provinces, totaling roughly 50 000. Unpaid balances and double liability on stock must be paid, with estates and trusts for minors also liable. Most arrears are from holders of one to five shares, some with ten.
Washington reports that friends and Democratic leaders believe former President Woodrow Wilson is willing to run if called in 1924. Wilson has not confirmed or denied the report, but insiders say his health greatly improved and he would enter the race if nominated.
In San Pedro California a U S Navy submarine identified as S 37 exploded killing two crewmen and injuring six others. Emergency crews responded and investigation into the blast is underway.
Ontario plans a $40,000,000 five per cent bond issue due 25 years from now. Provincial Treasurer W H Price says a strong syndicate will handle the sale. The province aims to attract buyers across Ontario and other provinces via public tender and private placement.
Swiss editors touring Canada as guests of the Canadian Pacific Railway say the country offers splendid opportunities for emigrants. Spokesman Ernest Rietman notes Vancouver appeals and predicts the port will become wonderful once developed.
Thousands of school children released from class lined the route from Union Station to Rt Hon. David Lloyd George's first Toronto appointment. The war premier's party drew warm crowds as onlookers welcomed the English statesmen amid jubilant cheers.
A Canadian Empire era report notes Premier Lloyd George urging British unity as a hedge against catastrophe. Meanwhile Newfoundland hurricane losses loom as ships await reports, and Home Bank depositors press bankers for compensation while Premieres weigh action.
The notice urges buyers to insist on Bayer tablets or Bayer stamped capsules for genuine Aspirin. It warns against imitations and explains the product’s safety, uses, and packaging options including twelve tablet boxes and bottles of 24 or 100. The Bayer name and the Bayer Cross mark certify authenticity.
Montreal remarks by Lord Renfrew to Mayor Martin express pleasure from his visit and indicate a probable return to Canada in two years. The exchange highlights cordial relations and future scheduling without detailing events or dates.
Premier Oliver explains a 10 percent temporary reduction in western grain rates aims to aid this year's grain marketing. The move does not affect British Columbia's appeal to the Privy Council for general rate equalization, which remains active. Oliver agrees with BC and Alberta on equal per mile rate principles, while opposing the board majority on how to compare westbound and eastbound rates.
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