Community weekly newspaper billing and publisher details
Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department at Ottawa this community weekly newspaper, established July 1855, is issued Thursdays from The Gazette Office at 2211 Main Street, Rivera, Manitoba. Subscription rates are $2.00 yearly in Canada and $3.00 outside, payable in advance. G. F. Barker is the publisher.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Gazette Office
Main Street
Rivera
Manitoba
Canada
G. F. Barker
Publishers Go to Bat for Prychodko Work
Canadian publishers rally to publicize Nicholas Prychodko's One of the 15 Million amid free publicity in Canada. The piece criticizes indifference to cultural matters and praises Canadian papers for championing the Ukrainian professor, framing the effort as a defense of national identity against Russia.
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Nicholas Prychodko
Canada
Sia
Prychodko
Hunting hints and hazards from health department
The piece emphasizes safe hunting and warns of fatalities among thousands venturing into the bush. It urges observing game laws, hunting with an experienced guide, not hunting alone, identifying targets before shooting, and wearing suitable camouflaged clothing to avoid severe injuries from misidentification and loaded firearms.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Safe hunting trip advice with steady actions
Guidance emphasizes caution during hunting trips, urging organizers to think carefully, proceed slowly, stay vigilant, and rely on common sense to ensure everyone returns safely. It notes the possibility of bagging a deer if well managed.
Manitoba urged to appoint London agent general for industry
The Winnipeg Tribune urges Manitoba to appoint an agent general with an office in London to attract UK and European investment. The industrial development board backs a three year experimental direct representative, arguing it would speed hydro projects and boost Ontario and Quebec style overseas gains.
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Winnipeg Tribune
Manitoba
Anmagenmt-General
London
England
the Tribune
Industrial Development Board of
Greater Winnipeg
Campbell
Department of Industry and Commerce
Industrial Development Board
Ontario
Quebec
United Kingdom
Toronto
Europe
Canada
Acros
Atlantic
U.K
Cabinet Council
Perse for Today 4 Where no wood is there the fire goeth out
A proverb from Proverbs 26 20 21 notes that without talebearers contention ceases like coals without wood. The verse likens a quarrelsome person to fuel that keeps strife burning. It emphasizes restraint and the extinguishing of gossip to stop dispute.
Theatre quips and parental lines spark wary laughs
A row of gibes and anecdotes unfolds from a show setting as a disgruntled couple complains about the film. A father disassembles objects to inspect why they fail, while a witty exchange on changing times and marriage unfolds. The remarks touch on finances, aging, and romance with a dry humor.
Letter to Uncle Herman About Christmas Gift Science
A nephew playfully chides his uncle for over formalizing gift shopping. He suggests data driven preferences, jokes about price ranges and potential gift ideas, and ends with a humorous PS asking what the uncle would like this year. The tone blends wit with holiday practicality and a nod to modern shopping convenience.
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Freddie
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