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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
7
A fragmented report reviews potential winter employment initiatives for jobless residents. It references agencies, dates, and locations, noting authorizations, consents, and funding considerations while outlining possible projects and involved individuals.
Inspectors survey districts across Alberta to assess crop failures impact on schools. Minister of Education Ron Baker says government finance decisions will follow inspector reports, likely requiring loans or teacher housing support for financially strained districts, especially in the southeast.
A Danish native, recognized as a Boy Scout, began a long international trek on April 3. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the journey involves travel across multiple regions and a focus on global scouting aims. The report mentions distant routes, challenges, and the scout’s determination.
Deputies and sheriffs stopped an attempted robbery near Meade as three masked men tried to hold up the Golden State Limited. The bandits were engaged a short distance east of Meade with two wounded. two captured and others escaped. Authorities reported hope fading for Alberta cast in the upcoming winter.
Distorted OCR fragment mentions undefined names and scattered phrases about a plane and rates. We provide a compact card based on the legible items, noting no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Soulers Overseas Limited engages in grain and milling business with Canadian connections. The firm plans to operate in Western Canada and expand through elevators and mills under British ownership, with controls over assets in this province and western regions.
Minteolay MacDonald son of Ramsay MacDonald asserts that Britain’s Labour government marks a new era of Labour rule. He predicts Conservatives may lose power while Winston Churchill could shift to the Conservatives. MacDonald is in Canada with the Orford University debating team and will compete in Canada and the United States.
Veteran harness driver Edward FP Pop of Memphis Tennessee known as Abe Crating Tart dies after his mare Miladi Guy stumbled and fell at the Wheeling Virginia State Fair grounds. The accident ends a long career in American harness racing.
The bell from the steamship Laurentie, wrecked near Lough Swill in 1917, has been salvaged and given to the local parish church which has dedicated it for use.
A damaged OCR fragment notes prohibition on selling alconotic extracts in Alberta. It mentions counties and towns, a state authority, and penalties for merchants or agents. The text is unclear on dates or specific agencies.
Reports from Alberta and Manitoba indicate yields differ by district with wheat and oats progressing harvests amid warm weather. Eastern areas report strong gains while southeastern zones face heavy weed growth hampering cutting. oats and barley prospects improve with late summer adjustments.
Amid wartime turmoil the Allied Powers vow to safeguard foreign nationals in China. The notice references General Cunt and authorities in Peking and Shanghai, stressing protection against hostile actions as wartime revisions affect foreign residents.
An interview with Premier Dunning and Saskatchewan Moderationists outlines views on liquor laws. The discussion covers election timing, potential policy shifts, and the balance between prohibition aims and government controls amid ongoing public sentiment and legislative considerations.
The Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Co unites its subsidiaries under the parent name and expands to Regina Winnipeg Port Arthur New York Vancouver with central control from Regina. Ontario voters face Oct 22 plebiscite questions guiding temperance act policy and potential legislation.
The Women's Branch of the Colonization Department in Glasgow advertises Scottish girls for domestic service in Canada. It touts high wages and excellent conditions, claiming Canada offers opportunity and favorable pay for trusted servant girls.
A chaotic clipping reports at St Paul yards about customs duties and a new arrangement with the United States. It mentions officials and discussions with Washington and Canadian concerns, referencing Mr Mychucused and President of the Win... stocker.
A note from Home Bank liquidator T. Chirkson announces a meeting for creditors in Toranta on October 1. The bank faces asset liquidation with only a small portion of deposits paid and ongoing efforts to secure compensation through national committees.
In remarks before the League assembly Prime Minister Genoesas and Premier MacDonald urge holding a new disarmament conference in Europe to better address European conditions. They warn against a Washington venue and back arbitration as a path to peace while criticizing blanket guarantees and the potential to inflame war.
Canadian public mood leans toward naval defense participation and greater overseas preparations. View Admiral Frederick Field voiced support before the British Special Service seizure coverage, signaling official interest in larger naval readiness.
A discussion on establishing a one dollar per bushel initial payment for wheat pools unfolds amid state and central committees. The report notes tentative timelines, proposed administration by the Central Selling Agencies, and questions over pool operation and funding.
The article quotes Mr. Mustace praising Gandhi for recognizing error in recent Indian policy. He cites the opposition to budget plans and local governments as harmful to security and governance, while noting Gandhi’s shift toward moderation and potential friendship with Britain.
A safe at BR Streas and Sons wholesale diamond merchants was broken into in Toronto. Assorted diamonds worth about 15000 and insurance papers plus stock certificates were taken. The thief used cold chisels and explosive charges, and the entire lock was forced. The open door left the premises nearly bare.
The Australian House of Representatives ratified a bid for a beam station costing £120,000. The project covers erection of the station and includes notes on transmission rates under high power use. Bruce spoke on the wireless service costs and future charges are discussed in parliament.
Leith of Weeilife spent a night in a desert area after a child wandered away from a camp. The two were found near a creek bank at dawn, a distance from the last known camp, following extensive search efforts.
W J Caryl reports no special preparations in Alberta as Prince Yorgatan travels to his ranch in the west. The prince will pass through the city on September 2 en route, with no arrangements planned for the royal visit.
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