Community Weekly Newspaper published in Rivers Manitoba
Authorized on second class mail by the Post Office Department at Ottawa. The Gazette Office prints the Rivers Manitoba paper weekly, established July 1908 by T W Offen. Subscription rates are $2.00 per year in Canada and $2.50 to the United States, payable in advance. G F Barker ea.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Gazette Office
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
United States
G. F. Barker
Newsmens' Convention Highlights Press Solidarity
The Gazette attended Manitoba division Canadian Weekly Newspapers association in Brandon. Publishers debated production costs, local news value, and apprentice needs, stressing democracy and local responsibility amid economic strain and rising inflation.
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Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Brandon
Forty Hour Week Drives Small Town Night Life Change
A 40 hour week reshapes small town commerce and leisure as downtowns, once shuttered at six, struggle to stay open. In Rivers the shift highlights conflicts between small business needs and broader labor trends, risking reduced hours for communities reliant on local shops and social venues.
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No Man's Land Ii
Fall fairs illuminate rural life across Canada
The fall fair, long a rural staple since Windsor Nova Scotia 1765, blends livestock and produce judging with modern farming science. It fosters junior clubs, farm machinery displays, and community gathering while drawing city visitors and highlighting agricultural progress and education. A Drumheller Mail note argues ministers serve beyond ceremonies, answering 24 hour calls to aid the sick and troubled.
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Windsor
N.S
Dominion
Verse for Today Psalm 37 Proverbial Warning
A devotional line urging trust in God and caution toward evildoers. It cites Psalms 37 verses one and two, warning that the workers of iniquity will soon fade like grass while the righteous endure.
First Gas Turbine Driven Ship Prepared for Test
London reports the world's first turbine driven tanker is being prepared for testing. The vessel marks a milestone in marine propulsion, showcasing a gas turbine engine in naval service.
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London
Oil tanker Woten Auris tested for safety devices
The report notes the 12- Woten British oil tanker Auris built four seats ago for testing safety devices and various marine equipment. It mentions off-day employment and a 4-hour Week Workers program amid Canada’s labor shortage during the defense spending campaign. General direction of the Amazon River is east and west. Other rivers mostly run north and south.
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Auris
Canada
Amazon River
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