Notice of Partnership Act claim Rivers Bakery Manitoba
Notice in the matter of the Partnership Act and Rivers Bakery, Rivers Manitoba. Robert Biglow of Rivers, Manitoba, baker, declares a partnership matter dated September 14, 1482, referred to as Rivers Bakery. The notice states the partnership will be dissolved or affected and mentions Branden, Manitoba, and dates in September.
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Rivers Bakery
Rivers
Manitoba
Robert Biglow
Hivers Bakery
Acd Thervalier
Fourth Avenue
7Th Street
Brandon
Anglican Church
Birthday Greetings From The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes for birthday greetings to Rath Madden Rath Taylor H Wareham Bert Taylor Mrs C J McFadden Mrs C Thomson Emerson Mrs G F Barker Muriel Tyerman Basil Glen Bowman Joseph Luchuck Frances Luchuck Alan Wareham Rita Slevin Shirley A P Couch Mrs Sam Beever.
Ag Rep guides farmers to up-to-date advice in agriculture
In a shift from distrust to reliance on technical agriculturists, Agricultural Representatives or District Agriculturists connect farmers with current scientific knowledge. Ontario and prairie provinces emphasize more Ag Reps to aid in disease, livestock, and pasture management, saving farmers time and money.
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Allwrta
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Local and Personal News From Rivers Area
Local and personal notes from Rivers highlight visitors and travels. Mrs. C W Angel visited Winnipeg over the weekend. Mrs Ele Berkey of Viscount Sask visited briefly. Mrs A K MacKay returned from Reston after three weeks with relatives. Mrs J A McKenzie and Joyce came back from Toronto and other visits. Mr and Mrs A McBrien and family and Mrs Keith Morden visited relatives. LAC Dugald MacDonald of Oshawa, Ontario, visited Rev W R and Mrs Donogh. Norman and Donald McKenzie left for Manitoba University studies. Mr McKenzie accompanied them. Rivers merchants to close Thursday afternoons year round. S R Biglow joins Canadian Dental Corps, leaves Rivers Bakery Sept 30. Syd reports Oct 1. bakery taken over by S B Stephanson.
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Lac
Dugald MacDonald
R.C. A.F
Oshawa
Ontario
Rev
W. R
Donogh
Norman Donogh
Donald McKenzie
Winnipeg
Manitoba University
Mr. McKenzie
City
S. R. Biglow
Canadian Dental Corps
Rivers Bakery
Syd
S. B. Stephanson
The World of Wheat by H G L Strange
H G L Strange, director at Searle Grain, urges Canada to buy more than 280 million bushels as prairie farmers harvest a bumper wheat crop after acreage reductions to boost coarse grains. He argues justice demands a larger purchase to cover harvest, threshing, and storage costs.
Government cash advances for farmers harvest storage needs
The passage notes that storage space will delay taking the entire crop and suggests a government cash advance to cover harvesting threshing and storage costs for wheat beyond 280 million bushels. It compares to the US practice of about 1.16 per unit for a large wheat crop and mentions furniture from Alexandra Hotel via manager W. Creaney.
House in Oak River for Sale Listed
Oak River property listed for sale through Gazette Office. Includes residential dwelling with yard space and nearby amenities. Prospective buyers contacted via Gazette Office for details and viewing appointments.
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Oak River
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