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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
5
Local items detail visits by residents to Winnipeg Brandon and Neepawa, upcoming duck season opening, markets and promotions, school inspections, church activities, and a push for advertising in the Gazette. Community notices include millinery courses, open sessions at Knex church, and testimonials on advertising value.
Town newspaper promotes immediate subscription to stay informed about local events. Officials highlight timely coverage, community notices, and ongoing reporting to keep residents connected.
A telephone gang has arrived and begun work here. Led by Dr. Lyon, a promise for continued service was made under conditions. The effort spurred many installations and promises of improved local phone service benefiting the town and district.
A cook on a working gang near Rivers was jailed fifteen days in Brandon for stealing groceries. A Rivers station temporary operator, dismissed from service, faces a ticket theft case to be settled tonight.
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