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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
A bulletin lists numerous attacks and raids attributed to rebel Irish forces. It cites destruction of property, assaults on military posts, and raids on towns and farms as part of a broader campaign to defend Ireland. The document mentions barracks damage, disrupted facilities, and alleged violent acts linked to the rebel group.
Montreal dispatch to London cites official cables stating Britain will release prisoners after Russia consented to similar action. The report notes no trade agreement while a resumption of trade remains tied to prisoner release. The text is incomplete and contains OCR errors.
Regina and the Department of Education warn Saskatchewan is short over 250 teachers with potential rise to 2478 before year end. Officials stress need for recruitment to cover schools across the province.
The seven jewelled star time reporter of the Ingersoll Watches is described as smart and aristocratic in appearance yet a regular, approachable fellow. The tone emphasizes polished, distinguished style alongside everyday relatability.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dated geopolitical scenario involving Poland, the Kiel Canal, and naval passage. The text hints at neutrality and strategic positions, mentioning a Wesman and a passage event amid wartime tensions.
Inaugurate campaign to cross Canada and push Canadian ports into broader trade with the United States. Advocates seek to boost exports via Canadian ports, arguing for new routes and ships to expand commerce and counter U S trade barriers.
A Toronto man details his recovery after using Marlatt's Specific for gall stones and appendicitis. He reports pain relief and improved health after paying $3.90 for the treatment and urges others to seek it, noting difficulty finding a local druggist. He offers to provide additional testimonials.
A cryptic and garbled OCR fragment hints at miners urged to resume work or face unspecified repercussions. Mentions workers and possibly a named place or group, but details are unclear.
Grain storage data shows barley at 282 bushels and rye at 31 370 bushels in a Canada comparison across crops. The report notes differences in gross yields and overall production figures amid the year’s harvest.
At Edmonton a Tariff Commission session heard Howie Marshall urge reducing duties to help Alberta farmers compete in the open market. He cited wheat price swings and urged allowing Canadian cattle imports while critics from United Farmers warned tariffs enrich manufacturers.
A steamer foundered with several passengers aboard in rough seas. Lifesavers and divers worked to reach those trapped as rescue operations continued.
Sir George Foster and Hor George Langley criticize the Canadian Wheat Board over the price drop in Canada. They argue the decline stems from oversupply and open market handling rather than board management, noting export prices and cash prices fell since control shifted away.
Alberta daily and weekly editors meet at Calvary Alberta to retain their organization as the Alberta Division of the Canadian Press Association. A Saskatchewan style scheme is proposed and a three day journalism course at Alberta University with addresses by professors is planned.
A provincial safety conference debated a week long program and a model fire policy act. Drafters proposed a common standard, with insurance and public safeguards highlighted. The meeting reviewed a draft by lawmakers and urged adoption across the Dominion.
A testimonial ad proclaims nerves as essential to women’s health. A patient describes insomnia fatigue and anxiety improving after Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills. The copy urges readers to buy at 30 cents a box and send for the medicine by mail order.
The Montreal Star reports on the push for a guaranteed minimum price for wheat. Canadian officials discuss immediate action, with Alberta Pacific Grain Company urging prompt measures to stabilize agriculture and national markets.
Vancouver will auction off long idle railway materiel tied to a Russian order. The British Government will sell the supplies to the highest bidder, under the oversight of J. E. Francis, comptroller of the disposals board, after he arrived in Vancouver to verify the items.
A pro and con centers on October 23 as voters face strictures of liquor law. Supporters cite public order and provincial revenue controls while opponents warn of unintended harms and smuggling. The piece argues for clear, informed voting on the question.
Commanders in Chief of Canadian and Allied expeditionary forces with U S leaders addressed about 200 guests at McGill University in Toronto or New York venue. Livy Arthur Currie and General Persting were among speakers with Sir Charles Gordon and Metallurgy experts also presenting. Currie received prolonged applause as the first speaker and diners rose to honor him.
The Saskatchewan legislature will convene its next session on November 4. The government aims to finish the session before Christmas, with hopes to complete pending business in time for the holiday break.
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