The Rivers Gazette Authority Listing and Rates
The Rivers Gazette Authority is published as a community weekly since July 1904 by T OW Offen. The office is at 211 Main Street, Pavers. Manitoba inscription rates are 250 dollars per year in Canada and 300 dollars per year elsewhere, payable in advance. G. F. Barker.
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Post Offce
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T OW. Offen
Gazette Office
Main Street
Pavers
Manitoba
Canada
Halloween Eve Shifts Tone With Local Parties This Year
Hailloween arrives Monday as residents reflect on past mischief. The curling clubs masquerade dance and Keen Teeners party offer organized celebrations to curb trouble, giving youths safe, festive options while preserving the holiday’s spirit.
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Haillow-een
Dong
Mouidas
Keen Teeners
Nothing New Under the Sun in Mail for City Editor
A brief note reflects on daily novelty as mail arrives. An offhand line mentions a letter addressed to The Gazette city editor about a forthcoming special. The tone resembles a curio column suggesting anticipation in newspaper life.
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the Gazette
Edgy reader notes spark Alberta paper mix up
An Edmonton reader highlights items from a recent issue of The Pas business notes and a Bible quotation. The letter underlines parts and returns the clippings to the office. The exchange mocks credit ratings and asks about the town’s prospects amid a snowstorm.
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Edmonton
The
Northern Mail
Letters to the Editor questions Daly wartime family heroism
A reader asks in a Rivers Gazette letter whether the Daly history item citing six family members in World War II is the only such Rivers family. The editor notes the history mixes past Gazette items with local memories and that proof of larger wartime family affiliations is unavailable.
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The
Rivers Gazette
Daly
Rivers
Gazette of
Yesteryear
Local Deaths and Weather Service Records Noted
The Gazette reports the death of Robert Neal Pradkcgu,e a long serving president in Biv ars at age 72. A poisoning incident involving Bertie is noted for young Robert John Med ing who died after hospital transfer. Weather service data remained frozen at the same site as the local bleed clinic concluded its session with 15 donors.
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Robert Neal
Bivars
En Bertie
Robert John Meding
Amd
Sane
Gratitude Voiced to Friends After Election Day Thanks
A brief note extends grateful thanks to friends and supporters for the courtesy shown on election day, expressing appreciation for their help and support in a concise, formal message.
End of Central Navigation School and First CNS Blue Edition
Twenty four hours after the air display, word spread that the Central Navigation School had closed ending its five year run training 126 classes of RAF and RCAF members. Rivers trains and buses emptied as English servicemen prepared to return home amid crowds and a rehabilitation banquet honoring returning personnel.
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CNS
Royal Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Man Dies After Swallowing Knife in Omaha Hospital
Charles Dixon, 49, a diabetic agent, died in Omaha after swallowing a breakfast knife. Autopsy and hospital report detail irrational statements prior to the incident, with the man turning from his earlier wickedness and choosing lawful acts lingering as a motive.
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Charles Dixon
Omaha
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Dixon
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R. Sibbald
T. Grandy
C. Minary
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J. W. Darby
Rex Collingwood
Set. J. Luchuk
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Bill Foster
Lac Albert Goodeve
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Prestone
Solo
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Marshall- Wells Stores
Forman
the Rivers Drug Store
Hygeo
Bel-Zema
Eczema
Phospho Lecithin
G. M. Setter
Nyal
Alene Kamins
Toronto
Penny Clay
Alan and Me
Canada Savings
Cryer
Than Aar Omar
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