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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
7
The community booster urges farmers to invest in machinery sheds and equipment to cut costs. An estimated $15,000 is needed for provincial farm machinery, with proportional savings over two years. The note praises local company service and personal attention, urging readers to support reliable supplier offerings.
A jumble of overheard lines features characters Violet Mather Annie and Celia amid conversations about surroundings and a tower boasting. The speech hints at personal desires and community tensions, with unclear actions and a shifting focus on affection, shopping, and plans.
G W V A notes all GW OVAL members should attend the regnal meeting Monday night for a special business matter.
The local year book notes Agnes Nevill and Brandon students continuing Ontario grade work. Beryl Marriott returns from Beresford for week start. J T Foreman secures receipts as students list names. Car trouble and theft items appear amid daily Brandon notes.
Fragmentary verse lamenting poverty among African American farmers with praise for perseverance and a hint that owning land could bring opportunity, even a Ford. The piece blends rural struggle with a glint of future possibility in harsh times.
Ten years ago Reeve Cousins recovered from a long illness and will attend a concert and dance at Wagar Hall under Rivers Bowman Catholic Church on the 23d. A committee including J. A. Mitchell M. J. Bon ner and others handles arrangements with local church events. The Presbyterian Church platform and pulpit are being enlarged and altered to a semi circular shape.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ill R Moxley at Rivers on Saturday September 11.
The Brandon Sun reports a tentative open season for prairie chicken stirring mixed feelings among sportsmen. Some fear jeopardizing the birds, while others see a short season as a test of public opinion requiring strict government limits and enforcement.
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