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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
8
The notice reports the Hotel Ambassador of New York opening in October with rooms and apartments offered to permanent guests. Five room apartments list annual costs from 20 000 to 30 009 dollars and three room apartments from 8 000 to 15 00 dollars, reflecting living costs in Gotham.
An editorial stresses that every woman should live in her own home for beauty and quality of life. It argues renters lack incentive to adorn spaces and urges men to consider home ownership for their families.
Winter and Eyes discuss building a Mare Egas poultry house for permanence with southern exposure ample ventilation and a large scratch pen. Emphasizes dampness prevention, thorough biweekly coop cleaning, and investing upfront to lower annual costs.
Carnegie S Treloar and Miss M Turner were united in matrimony in Winnipeg on Sunday. Best wishes are offered for their happiness. Farmers in this district reported substantial fall plowing. E Hodson visited Bran don last week. Miss G Marriott visited Brando n. A fow supper and concert occurred at Zion Church on Tuesday. Voting occurred at N W Rob ins on Monday.
Pettapiece led a church meeting on Tuesday 26 addressing New Canadian Problems from a missionary view for the Women's Missionary Society. A bank gift of $122 was received for the WMS fund. Miss McGregor serves as field secretary for the WOS of the Presbyterian Church, covering Fort William to the Pacific Coast. Plans set Miss McGregor to visit Union Church at Rivers on Tuesday November 2 at 8 PM.
The Town of Rivers announces an extended tax payment date to November 2. The Clerk will receive payments from 7 to 9 PM on November 1 and 2 in his office. C H Payne, Secretary Treasurer. Subscribe for the Gazette. Do not borrow your neighbor's.
Mrs Wallis extends an invitation to guests at her residence on the first Wednesday of each month, welcoming neighbors and friends for an informal social gathering.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a late score, resets, names like Randy and Ants, and various unreadable phrases. It reads like a rough sports item with unclear context and lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
Fragmentary text describes a confrontation between Laventation and Tom Akers. The readable portions suggest emotional distress and workplace or personal dispute. No clear date or location is determined from the legible lines.
The article notes gold as the earliest metal known to humankind, found native and dated to a royal Nagada tomb in Egypt. It mentions gold objects and copper present in a chamber, with the tomb potentially over 6,500 years old, and references ancient metallurgy by early civilizations along the Pactolus and Earth's mineral sources.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an unclear biam or lapebeer and mentions Jefferson recipe steps, tides, and a mysterious date or person but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary notes describe a weekend schedule with mentions of courses and social activities. References to temperatures and appearances suggest a casual local column reporting idle chatter and informal plans. The legible bits indicate scattered references to Sunday gatherings and a possible band.
Fragmentary notes describe Spencer at the Derby and unsure attendance by Herbert Lie Th whee, with scattered remarks about races and a belief that Spencer met Le Pratt. The text mentions Myeno states to Wis crevall and a plate, but many details are unclear.
Pedestrian behavior described across classes and safety concerns as people navigate streets and sidewalks. The text contrasts street owners with wary pedestrians who fear traffic and crosswalk hazards.
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