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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
5
An advertisement for a barber offers services at The Clarette Office on Main Street Plaets. It mentions a price of 3.20 dollars and notes a nearby place called Paradie. The text is garbled but presents a local barber business listing.
The piece argues for a hospital serving the general public, not a single group, noting government grants and municipal support may aid construction. It cautions against wasted funds and urges inquiries into total costs while stressing practical needs like emergency care for residents. It mentions welfare groups and clubs as potential funders, and cautions against delays that could hurt residents awaiting care.
An Ore ron Banner-Courier editorial argues rail lines have long served as a public good, noting their essential role in mail and transportation. It contends critics who rarely ride the rails still demand schedules and tax relief, urging a fair, long-term partnership with railroads as a steadfast community asset.
The report notes light and radio waves share nearly identical speeds, with radio velocity measured at 186,282 miles per second. London reports Tasmania's Robert Cosgrove criticizing the British shift from empire to commonwealth and warns against dictators promising global control. A Milan trial looms for Mussolini loot diversions, including a 150-pound gold centerpiece from wedding rings.
A Wellington BC district couple celebrated their golden wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Leonard Frank. News came of Bert Shylega's death in action, while others welcomed back William Malinosky Ernest W. Johnson Glenn McConkey and Lt. John MasAllister. Also noted is a Canadian Legion banquet and a discussion on prohibition in the Calgary Herald and a misfit car incident in Victoria Times.
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