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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1948
Page
3
In loving memory of Sophia Peati who passed away October 15, 1346. Today recalls sad memories of a dear mother gone to rest. Ever remembered by her husband and family with love and loss.
The town announces that the October monthly statement for the corporation is on file at the municipal office and may be inspected by any interested ratepayer during reasonable hours.
Rural man of Daly notice is hereby given.
Classified notice seeks reliable tenants for an unfurnished house or suite. Contact via phone 148 or reach MPC supervisor Rivers for details.
Listing offers a dining room suite jigsaw sander and lathe outfit baby carriage crib mattress and Stratton gas motor 1 to 3 hp kitchen cabinet inquire T E Kinsley 315 Second Ave. Studio couch in good condition at 903 Third Ave. Moutton Lamb fur coat size short 14 in first class condition priced $85 worn one season Mrs T E Wright Alexandra Hotel.
A Winnipeg based employment notice seeks a hustler under 50 with a car for a permanent business catering to farmers. No capital or selling experience required. Reside near Rivers Kenton Oak Lake or Carnegie. work location around those towns. Write Dept R.S.S. P.O. Box 966 Winnipeg Manitoba.
In Moose Jaw, residents reveal a coping mindset of avoidance and readiness to act to dodge anxieties about possible events. They acknowledge a principled stance of delaying planning until necessary while expressing persistent worry about snakes and spiders.
Brigadier Bernatchez Lecruing leads Prairie Command as paratrooper training widens beyond infantry. He recently assumed command of the unit housing the Joint Air Training School at Rivers and the parachute tower at Shilo. After completing the parachute course, he will audit graduation ceremonies, understanding ground oscillations and stomach jitters from firsthand experience.
Edmonton Journal warns lives are lost yearly in hunting accidents when shooters fail to unload guns. It urges hunters to keep firearms unloaded when moving and never sweep the horizon with a loaded gun. Observing simple safety rules could cut fatalities during the Alberta duck and goose season opening.
The Vancouver Province voices skepticism about increased national production funded by high taxes. It argues taxation dampens wealth creation and criticizes government plans for a planned economy. The paper advocates more personal planning and spending freedom and a tax system that allows individual initiative.
The death of Charles H. Ingersoll recalls a half century old industrial marvel. He and his brother helped build the enterprise that popularized a famous slogan, marking them among the earliest appar...
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St Thomas Times Journal reports Detroit Free Press editor Malcolm W Bingay sparked anger with a 42 correspondent accusing him of favoring Henry Ford W Knudson and other motor magnates while labeling Roosevelt and Wallace as elites who never labored. Bingay defended knowing Ford and Knudsen as laborers in their early days.
Macantreval Gazette argues that the degree of capital prosperity relies on thrift and saving. It contends that attacks on capital do not remove the need for capital nor the protections of effort and union. Thrift is framed as essential to future hope and wealth accumulation.
A Detroit tattooist, Joe Clingan, plans to retire before winter, leaving only a few years after a long career of five decades. Declining demand and scarce German-made inks end an era for seven local practitioners.
The text notes Bunche being named acting United Nations mediator for Palestine. It mentions his Detroit birth, move to Los Angeles at age 12, becoming an honor student and athlete at the University of California, and earning master's and doktor degrees at Harvard before becoming a political science professor at Howard University in Washington.
The Globe and Mall argues that law enforces against communists who violate statutes and treats communism as a virulent disease otherwise. The Times-Journal notes Dr. Ralph St. Thomas and remarks on the risk carried by those who spread it, urging caution.
Notice announces a public vote on By-law Mo 5 5 to hire a qualified physician at a salary with 30 percent funded by the town. The vote occurs October 22 1948 at the Community Hall within nine am to five pm. The by law lasts three years and requires three fifths assent to repeal with voting by ratepayers in Rivers Manitoba.
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