30 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
1
Extracts from an address by Mr. Norman James of the Manitoba Agricultural College argue that producing high quality table cream pays. He notes identical work and costs for all cream grades, with only the care factor changing profits, illustrating potential annual gains from improved cream quality.
Announcement of CN Railways special train service to the ship's side Halifax for Old Country Christmas sailings. Booking advised through the local CN agent who handles all steamship lines and will arrange complete trip plans.
A daughter was born on Sunday October 26 1924 to Mr and Mrs W Parks at Rivers. The infant joins the family and adds a new member to the household.
Town authorities in Bivens issue a warning urging residents to protect buildings and belongings on Hallowe'en night. Officials promise extra precautions and say some violators will be made an example to deter theft and vandalism. C H Gabe serves as secretary treasurer.
A Halloween dance will be held Friday evening the 31st under the auspices of Friendship Rebekaty Lodge at the Odd Fellows Hall. Dancing begins at o'clock sharp.
The most progressive women read advertisements carefully before shopping. The savvy shopper saves time and finds better bargains by focusing on up to date offers, avoiding wandering through stores. Advertisers who effectively present their goods influence shopping choices.
A man recounts an editor who rose from poverty twenty years ago to retirement with about $50,000. He attributes the gain to industry economy steadfast effort to provide full value and a fortuitous $49,999 legacy from a deceased uncle.
A playful piece urges readers to call with any local happenings from missing visitors to household mishaps. It jokes that editors are human and rely on tips to fill the paper. The note invites neighbors to share events that cause joy or trouble, big or small.
A Collier's essay warns that wars recur every few generations and that children born 15 to 20 years from now may face a new world war. It argues for active, organized good will and a peaceful federation of Europe to avert future conflict.
A crowd gathers at the Canadian National Railways office at 71 Union Street Glasgow. In the center Sir Viarry Lauder chats with W D Robb vice president of CNR while behind Sir Harry is A 3fcOwan district superintendent of CNR Scotland with ties to Western Canada.
The Elocution Contest held October 22 at Oddfellows Hall under Excelsior Lodge L.C.B.A. featured strong recitations and judges who found it hard to decide. Awards went to Margaret Martin, Charlie Card, Eric Newman, Mary Stratford, and Gilbert Thomas, with praise for L.O.B.A. officers and public spirit.
All accounts owed Rivers Drug Co except those listed with J H Conric must be paid at the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Rivers should settle by the end of November if possible.
Five youths Ivor Withers C S Vincent R Boyd Bert Kann S Gillies Luosan Brooks Jessie Machau were sent off at the Methodist Church. Gazette reports five town council members have resigned as the new railway yards tank nears completion and rises as a local landmark.
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