08 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
1
Citizens of Rivers are urged to support a Great Rivers initiative to strengthen commerce and social life. Schools stores banks churches and the newspaper would serve a growing community as royalty to shared principles fosters uplift. A plan for periodic uplifting events is suggested to benefit the town long term.
A quaint verse extols a small town's charm praising neighbors, welcome, and community spirit. It contrasts glittering cities with the warmth of home, urging residents to value their own town despite its size. The poem reassures readers that local life remains the best in the end.
The Gazette presents a wide selection of private Christmas greeting cards available for perusal before placing orders. The feature emphasizes a broader, more complete range than competing retailers, inviting readers to view in-store.
The Pastor will lead Sunday services at all places and a Rally Service at Daly next Sunday. Anniversary services occur in Daly on October 18 with Rev. G F McCullagh of Winnipeg. a Fowl Supper and lecture on Deadly Poison follows on October 19 with Mr. McCullagh. Pettapiece Church to be dedicated October 25 by Rev. Dr. Baird of Winnipeg. Fowl supper and concert October 27. Rivers Anniversary November 1–2 led by Rev. Dr. Riddell of Winnipeg.
A daughter was born on Sunday September 27 1925 to Mr and Mrs P Lnebuck at Rivers. The birth adds a new member to the family and community.
The Silver Medal Elocution Contest under Rexcelsior Lodge I O B A will be held Friday October 16 at 7 45 p m in Oddfellows Hall. The program lists contestants with selections including The Wreck of the Hesperus The Wind in a Frolic and The Fairies of the Caldon Low among others with judges and prize awards announced. Admission 35c and 20c.
Charles E. Blaney presents One Law for Woman at the Bison Theatre showing Friday and Saturday October 9 and 10. The melodrama is praised as entertaining and relaxing, remembered by men and women from all walks of life. The article highlights Melodrama as a popular form of relaxation.
Notice states that on the property sown with rye on May 13 2021 stock trespassers will be impounded at the owner s expense and cattle or horses are not allowed to harbor on the crop issued by C J Card with the warning of possible damage.
A North Star Oil Co issued notice extolling a local merchant as a community asset. The merchant provides credit to favored customers to sustain business through lean seasons, employs local help, and contributes to social events. customers are urged to pay promptly to help meet obligations and support the community.
Bradwardine celebrated the United Church anniversary with Rev. Hislop Dickson of Oak River as special speaker. A full crowd attended the fowl supper and concert on Monday. Rev. J. Hamill chaired the concert with addresses by Revs. Patteson and Howarth. The Harding Male Quartette entertained and Dickson presented The Evolution of Man.
Deloraine Times reports Caswell fired five shots without a touch of a feather in a recorded event. Several witnesses corroborate the feat, marking a notable shooting record yesterday. Neepawa visits by the prime minister and opposition leader are praised for their oratory value and broad audience impact.
Canadian production for 1926 shows 9 791 359 pounds of maple sugar and 1 672 008 gallons of maple syrup valued at 6 325 416 dollars. Quebec accounted for over 90 percent of maple sugar and more than half of syrup output, with 1924 figures 9 985 415 pounds and 1 970 696 gallons.
The Elections act changes permit ten rural registrars to compile voters lists for the general election. Each rural polling division appoints a registrar to prepare a preliminary list from available information and a provincial list is used as a guide. Listings are posted fifteen days before polling day with notice of a plate where the registrar will be available. Corrections are made on oath, final certification occurs on the ninth day before polling day. Inclusion of a new name does not remove a voter's franchise. voting occurs at the poll with oath verification.
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