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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
5
A fragmented draft discusses future payees and related notices. It mentions a perceived need for publicizing affairs to Caradie residents and includes stray phrases about ongoing political pressures and cleanliness. The text is garbled with unrelated interjections and does not present clear actions or outcomes.
Canadians discuss radio models with private stations driven by audience reach and artistic standards while a state system emphasizes educational programming and native talent. Most favor some mix, noting competition fuels quality yet recognizing public service benefits from government run broadcasts.
A community notice argues that local merchants and housewives are equally affected by shopping choices. It claims ore serves the Durvierlied Mail will offer competitive prices quality and service, aligning with market standards in large provincial centres.
A Peterborough Examiner note recounts spotting an American magazine image showing a girl in a dress posed before Ottawa’s Dominion Parliament Building near Chateau Laurier. Caption reads Posed before the Canadian Parliament Building which adjoins the Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, Canada. The remark humorously places Parliament in its proper role.
A garbled compilation cites various editorial quips and ads from multiple papers. It mentions a Michigan report on scientists visiting America, Florida ad warnings, Texas windows to order, and a Hamiota Echo notice of nine births with a lighthearted tone about new citizens and a clothesline of diapers.
A Kansas rancher’s dinner gag in New York yields a quip about cows and illness. The British Ministry of National Insurance reportedly approves four cases of writer’s cramp as an industrial disease. A Toronto washing machine maker markets in supermarkets, saving clerks’ time. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes a disc that plays at 16 rpm, while the Windsor Star criticizes Tim Buck and the Communist line for Canada.
Two hundred Crees of the Enoch band near Edmonton have earned about 100000 dollars for drilling rights. If the wildcat well finds oil they could receive 12.5 percent of the flow. The band’s five voting members urged the Federal Government to hold the money in trust for the Indians and pay only annual interest.
A bunter killed two of the man eating wolves that had killed 23 children in villages near Lucknow. The campaign to curb marauding wolves and hyenas was started two weeks ago by villagers armed police and troops.
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